Miladínov details Gaza terms: disarm first
The article concerns the dispute between Israel and the "Peace Council" regarding the next phase in the Gaza Strip, particularly concerning disarmament and Israeli withdrawal. Nikolay Mladenov explains that the withdrawal process will be linked to progress in disarmament and the dismantling of Gaza's military infrastructure, including tunnels and heavy and light weapons, under international supervision—rather than an immediate and comprehensive Israeli withdrawal. Meanwhile, Netanyahu insists on rejecting the "15 Points" document and demands complete disarmament before any withdrawal, emphasizing that the Israeli forces will only withdraw after Hamas disarms. On the ground, attacks and military operations have been reduced, and preparations have begun for deploying an international force in Gaza. Despite political disagreements, Israel has tentatively approved the entry of multinational forces into Rafah. The main dispute centers on the timing and manner of disarmament and how to accomplish it, with Israel leaning toward stricter conditions, while the international community favors a gradual plan with oversight to reach stability in the sector.
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