Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Saturday on the 'Meet the Press' program that Israel must not make any concessions in Gaza until all weapons are dismantled and removed from storage with Qatar.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Saturday on the 'Meet the Press' program that Israel must not concede any ground in Gaza until all weapons are dismantled and not stored with Qatar. The statement echoes his remarks from Friday, when he insisted that no agreements be signed until Hamas disarms, as The Zioneer reported. Bennett has been a vocal opponent of the Gaza disarmament framework, arguing that Qatar's involvement makes it a security risk rather than a solution.
3 developments
- DevelopingBennett dismisses Golan's remarks, rules out Palestinian state, land handover, academy closures
- DevelopingBennett: Netanyahu incapable of deciding on Gaza, Lebanon, Iran fronts
- StrongNetanyahu: No Gaza reconstruction without disarmament; residents who wish to leave should be allowed
- DevelopingNetanyahu declares Israel will hold security zones in Gaza, Syria, Lebanon as long as needed
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