Netanyahu denies permitting Gaza force
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied that the government has approved the entry of the international stability force into Gaza, affirming that linking reconstruction to the disarmament of Hamas remains a fundamental tenet for Israel. This comes at a time when the international community, with United Nations approval, is awaiting the deployment of a temporary international force in Gaza to enhance stability and prevent escalation. Meanwhile, intermediary countries such as Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar are calling for a ceasefire and assistance in implementing a plan for reconstruction. There are significant disagreements between Israel and these intermediary nations regarding the sequence of disarming Hamas, amid ongoing military tensions and withdrawal plans, with a focus on ensuring the implementation of security and humanitarian arrangements in the sector.
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