A security analysis warns that the Israeli government's policy in the Gaza Strip is becoming dangerous, as the practice of targeted killings has been halted without a replacement being proposed.
A security analysis published Friday evening asserts that the cessation of targeted killings in the Gaza Strip, without a clear alternative policy, represents a dangerous shift. The analysis argues that the government's current approach is becoming increasingly risky, potentially undermining Israel's deterrence and security posture. The author of the analysis is not identified, and the report is based on a single source.
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