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Israeli newspapers track Gaza deal hurdles
The Israeli news agency Yedioth Ahronoth reported on the potential risks associated with implementing the Gaza agreement. These include difficulties in executing the planned steps, especially concerning Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and disarmament. The Israeli government insists on complete disarmament before withdrawal, while Hamas emphasizes that disarmament should not occur without the withdrawal of the occupation forces, focusing particularly on the small arms they possess rather than rockets. The newspaper notes that ambiguity regarding the prioritization between withdrawal and disarmament could hinder implementation, and that the plan would take a significant amount of time. The continued presence of weapons in Gaza poses a threat to Israel, while the government refuses to link disarmament with the establishment of a Palestinian state. Sources indicate that ongoing targeted killings and tightening the squeeze on Hamas have pushed the group to agree to the deal, although Israel will maintain security control and will not fully withdraw.
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