The Future for the Envelope movement responded Thursday to the Gaza Peace Council's statement that Hamas's dismantling would be completed only at the end of the process. The movement demanded that the Israeli government insist unequivocally: no reconstruction before Hamas is fully disarmed, loses all governing and military capability, and the threat to the Envelope communities is removed completely and irreversibly, according to Itai Gal-On (N12).
The demand comes after the Gaza Peace Council, a body tasked with overseeing civilian administration in the Strip, indicated that Hamas's military dismantling would be a gradual process concluding only at the end of the overall framework. The Future for the Envelope movement, which represents communities near the Gaza border, has consistently conditioned any reconstruction on the complete removal of the security threat. In its statement, the movement rejected any partial or phased approach, insisting that the Israeli government make full disarmament and the irreversible elimination of Hamas's military and governing capabilities a precondition for rebuilding. The statement follows a similar call by the movement earlier this week, as The Zioneer reported, and reflects ongoing tensions between civil society groups and the Peace Council over the sequencing of reconstruction and security guarantees.
2 developments
- DevelopingFuture for the Envelope movement demands no Gaza reconstruction before threat removal
- StrongPeace Council officials: Hamas trying to evade governing responsibility, no reconstruction without disarmament
- StrongMladenov: Gaza reconstruction, IDF withdrawal hinge on Hamas disarmament
- DevelopingGaza 'Board of Peace' advances initiatives without awaiting Hamas response on disarmament
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