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Israel mulls deploying forces outside Blue Line
Israel is studying the possibility of deploying international forces outside the Green Line in the Gaza Strip, similar to the model implemented in southern Lebanon. The goal is to clear specific areas of Hamas infrastructure and establish a civilian administration there. This move is being coordinated with the United States and focuses on control through monitoring rather than a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces. It also serves as an attempt to test the international forces' ability to carry out control and clearing missions. This initiative faces greater challenges than in Lebanon due to the absence of a clear governing authority to manage civilian affairs. The targeted areas outside the Green Line that do not currently have Israeli field forces aim to prevent Hamas fighters from returning. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the Israeli army currently controls 60% of the Gaza Strip, with preparations underway to restore essential services and provide humanitarian aid in areas outside Hamas's control.
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