The movement Future for the Gaza Envelope (Atid LaOtef) demanded Sunday evening that the security cabinet not rehabilitate Gaza before the threat from the Strip is removed, and that Israel not return to the situation before October 6, 2023. The demand follows the cabinet's approval of the entry of the Board of Peace for Gaza, according to Channel 12.
The demand by the movement Future for the Gaza Envelope (Atid LaOtef) came Sunday evening, hours after the security cabinet approved the entry of the Board of Peace (BOP) into the Gaza Strip, as The Zioneer reported. The cabinet voted 9-1 in favor, with National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir dissenting and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich supporting the decision. The BOP proposal includes the entry of a technocratic government (NCAG) and an international security force (ISF) into parts of the Strip. The movement Atid LaOtef, which represents residents of the Gaza border communities, warned against a return to the pre-October 6, 2023 reality and insisted that the removal of the threat from Gaza is a prerequisite for any rehabilitation. The cabinet's decision has drawn criticism from some coalition members, with Minister Orit Strock stating that 'if a new Gaza is established, it will be a disgrace for eternity,' while Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar argued the plan is international and Israel should not be the one to undermine it.
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