Maladinov spotlights Netanyahu's conflicting stance
Nikolay Mladenov, the High Representative for the "Peace Council" regarding the Gaza Strip, revealed a new roadmap emphasizing that the Israeli withdrawal from the area will not be immediate or unconditional. Instead, it will be linked to a process of gradually dismantling weapons and tunnels through reciprocal steps. The plan aims to remove all types of weapons, including those held by factions and industrial factories, with verification of their withdrawal and dismantling, in exchange for Israel's commitment not to expand its forces beyond the "Red Line." Mladenov explained that removing the tunnel network could take more than ten years, and implementing the plan requires specialized mechanisms. He emphasized that the Israeli withdrawal must occur concurrently with the disarmament and the cessation of expansion of occupation, indicating that Israel would only withdraw once weapons are verified to be dismantled. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to implement these agreements, demanding a complete disarmament of Hamas before any withdrawal, which creates disagreements over how to execute the plan and the timing requirements. Regional and international mediators continue to pressure Israel to adhere to what has been agreed upon, while preparing for the re-deployment of the Israeli army in certain areas and the introduction of an international force to monitor the disarmament process and prevent Israeli expansion.
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