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Israeli soldiers restrict Gaza strikes ahead of 14-day pause
Israel has imposed new restrictions on its military operations in the Gaza Strip. Moving forward, any targeted killing must receive prior approval from Chief of Staff Iyal Zamir, replacing the previous authorization which only required permission from the commander of the southern region or the military commander. This decision was made under instructions from the political level, aiming to reduce military activities and de-escalate tensions, in line with understandings reached with the United States and the "Peace Council" regarding the second phase of Israel's plan for Gaza. As a result, the number of airstrikes carried out by the army has decreased in recent hours, with a focus on limiting targeted operations and immediate threats, while still preserving the right to act against direct threats. Israel also announced its readiness to halt attacks and assassinations in the area for 14 days upon signing an agreement, as discussions continue over the terms and details of this deal. Some recommendations advocating for full operational freedom and no withdrawal before fully disarming Hamas have faced resistance amid ongoing negotiations.
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