Ben Gvir Opposed International Gaza Forces
Israel exhibits a lack of trust in United Nations forces and prefers to encourage the migration of Palestinians from Gaza rather than deploying international troops, despite agreeing to a plan to facilitate the management of specific areas in the enclave under international supervision. This plan includes strict conditions for the entry of those forces. It involves establishing a pilot zone in Rafah, managed by a technocratic Palestinian government supported by a multinational force led by the United States, aimed at providing aid and rebuilding infrastructure, coupled with thorough screening of individuals to prevent Hamas's return. Israeli Defense Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has rejected the entry of international forces unless directly approved by Israel's top leadership. Some ministers oppose the project due to concerns that it might enhance Hamas’s status rather than weaken it, emphasizing that military control will remain in place and that Israel does not intend to withdraw its forces until Hamas is fully disarmed.
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