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Netanyahu proposes plan for post-war Gaza with Israeli army having ‘freedom’ to operate

Israeli Prime Minister proposes post-war Gaza plan highlighting demilitarization and local governance, angering the US
Plan aims to have local officials unaffiliated with terrorist-supporting entities run civil affairs, with Israeli military maintaining freedom of action to prevent terrorism resurgence

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BBC News

Israelis and Palestinians: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu unveils plan for Gaza after war.

The plan implies that Israel has security control and that the territory is governed by Palestinians not linked to Hamas.

5 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Benjamin Netanyahu publishes details of his plan for post-war Gaza

Israel will control security in a demilitarised Gaza Strip and play a role in civilian affairs after its war on Hamas ends, according to a plan Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submitted to his Cabinet for approval.

5 months ago·India

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CTV News

Netanyahu seeks open-ended control over security and civilian affairs in Gaza in new postwar plan

Israel seeks open-ended control over security and civilian affairs in the Gaza Strip, according to a long-awaited postwar plan by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

5 months ago·Canada

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The Independent

Netanyahu presents Israel’s first official post-Gaza war plan

Proposal goes runs counter to Washington's vision for the war-ravaged enclave – as ceasfire talks continue

5 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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CBC News

Netanyahu lays out post-war plan that Abbas says is doomed to fail

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has presented his first official "day after" plan for the Gaza Strip once Israel's war with Hamas ends, saying Israel will keep security control over all Palestinian areas and make reconstruction of Gaza dependent on its demilitarization.

5 months ago·Canada

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