MK Tali Gotliv (Likud) stated in a live broadcast Sunday that she will not support any plan leading to an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza without Hamas fully disarming, calling such a scenario 'a weeping for generations.'
MK Tali Gotliv's remarks come amid ongoing political debate over the terms of a potential Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. As The Zioneer reported on August 4, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel will not withdraw its forces from current positions until Hamas is fully disarmed. Gotliv, a member of the Likud party, has been a vocal critic of any deal that would see Israeli forces leave without disarmament. The Knesset is not currently scheduled to vote on a withdrawal plan, but the issue remains a flashpoint within the coalition.
- DevelopingZe'ev Elkin: Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas disarms, expresses doubt
- DevelopingUzi Dayan: Israel will not withdraw from Gaza before Hamas disarms; 'trusts' Hamas to give reasons to eliminate them
- DevelopingGoldblatt: Israel and Hamas hold mutual preconditions on Gaza withdrawal, disarmament
- DevelopingGila Gamliel: Peace Council won't disarm Hamas, Israel must do it
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