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Israel restricts Gaza strikes ahead of 14-day pause
According to Israeli military sources, the army has imposed new restrictions on assassinations in the Gaza Strip, now requiring prior approval from Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to carry out any operation. This represents a significant tightening of the previous assassination policy, which required approval from the commander of the southern region or the military division. This move comes amidst pressure from the U.S. administration and the "Peace Council" to compel Israel to adhere to the Sharm El-Sheikh understandings and the American step in Gaza, following a meeting between Israeli officials and the UN envoy Nikolay Mladenov. The decision aims to reduce the number of military operations, as reports have shown a noticeable decrease in army raids over the past hours, with the military refraining from launching attacks except in cases of immediate threat. This falls within a framework of readiness to halt hostilities for 14 days upon signing the anticipated agreement. Currently, the army is also discussing its military conditions for a ceasefire, including continued control over the border strip and disarmament of Hamas, emphasizing that any withdrawal is conditional on complete disarmament, and that withdrawals from the security zone will only occur after threats are removed and operations are completed. The restrictions have begun to be implemented operationally, and it is expected that the decision will lead to a reduction in Israeli attacks, while the army remains responsible for responding to immediate threats amidst ongoing anticipation of the political level’s stance on future understandings.
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