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The article concerns Israel's stance regarding the withdrawal from Gaza. Officials in the Peace Council emphasized that any Israeli withdrawal is contingent upon the complete disarmament of the enclave, while retaining the right to respond to military threats. The report stated that the disarmament plan requires the removal of all types of weapons, including personal arms, the destruction of tunnels, and the transfer of the sector's management responsibility to the "Peace Council," which is overseen by international mediators led by the United States. The plan anticipates that the destruction of tunnels will be delayed for more than a decade, and calls for Israel to stay on the green line and not proceed further until tangible disarmament is achieved. It also stressed the importance of full implementation of Hamas's commitments to ensure a gradual withdrawal, while maintaining the military option in case of occupation threats. The plan reaffirmed support from regional countries, especially Qatar and Turkey, to advance the process. These statements came after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the disarmament plan before its implementation, reflecting Israel's steadfast stance despite international calls for progress toward a settlement.
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