Israel considers Gaza model from Lebanon

Israel is studying a plan to introduce international forces into the Gaza Strip with the aim of "clearing out" the infrastructure affiliated with Hamas and other factions, modeled after the approach used in southern Lebanon. The international forces will begin operating in areas outside the so-called "Yellow Line," with the goal of dismantling armed activities and preventing Hamas members from returning there, without withdrawing Israeli forces from the monitored zone. This plan follows a previous experiment in Rafah and is considered more complex due to the absence of a unified governing authority to manage civilian affairs in the strip. The initiative seeks to regain control over the armed infrastructure and establish governance arrangements, employing tools similar to those used in southern Lebanon.

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