According to N12's Dafna Liel, the current Gaza framework proposal does not include genuine disarmament, and the IDF's withdrawal would begin before demilitarization is completed. The report also states that the law in the Strip would be that of the Palestinian Authority, a new international mechanism not presented to the cabinet would be established, there is no linkage between reconstruction and disarmament, and the roadmap explicitly restates Palestinian statehood as a political goal.
N12's Dafna Liel reported Monday that the current Gaza framework proposal, according to the report, does not include genuine disarmament of the Strip, and the IDF's withdrawal would begin before demilitarization is completed. The report states that the law applicable in Gaza would be that of the Palestinian Authority, a new international mechanism not presented to the Israeli security cabinet would be established, there is no condition linking reconstruction to disarmament, and the roadmap explicitly restates the establishment of a Palestinian state as a political goal.
The Zioneer has previously reported that Israel rejected the current framework, citing insufficient Hamas disarmament provisions. The new report adds specificity to the points of contention underlying that rejection. The status of the proposal — whether it is still under negotiation or has been finalized — was not clarified in the report.
3 developments
- DevelopingPolitical source: Israel rejects current Gaza framework, cites insufficient Hamas disarmament provisions
- StrongGaza Envelope Forum says framework has 20 points, calls for canceling Articles 17 and 19
- DevelopingPeace Council official: Gaza deal was coordinated with Israel, rejects new disarmament demand
- StrongReport outlines Gaza disarmament deal's key clause: end of targeted killings for halt to buildup, withdrawal for disarmament
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