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The article discusses Israeli disagreements over the "Gaza Map" plan proposed by the "Peace Council" to gradually transfer Gaza's authority to a Palestinian committee and establish international forces to monitor disarmament. It emphasizes that Hamas considers this plan a "political victory" for them and is using it as a means to buy time, especially amid Israeli pressures to reject the plan and resume military operations there. The plan includes measures for disarmament of heavy weapons, defining the powers of the Palestinian committee, and linking progress in disarmament to a gradual Israeli withdrawal, though there are disagreements within Israel about the timing and arrangements of the withdrawal. Discussions are also ongoing regarding the future of Palestinian militias loyal to Israel in the Gaza Strip, with proposals to incorporate them into projects like "Rafah New" to ensure Israeli security. Israeli experts warn that Hamas's acceptance of the plan does not mean it has abandoned its strategic objectives and that the plan could escalate the conflict or delay operations, amid ongoing disagreements over the implementation of the next phase and the flexibility of the political and security transition in Gaza.
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