The Prime Minister's Office announced Monday evening the establishment of two working teams to advance the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, alongside efforts to improve sanitation, clean water access, and public health. The office stressed that the disarmament process must be completed before any reconstruction of the Strip begins.
The Prime Minister's Office announced Monday evening that two working teams have been established to promote the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip and to address sanitation, clean water, and public health. The office emphasized that the disarmament process must be fully completed before any reconstruction begins in the Strip. This internal Israeli decision comes as part of ongoing international diplomatic efforts to finalize a broader post-war framework for Gaza. The Zioneer has reported extensively on the U.S.-led Gaza Peace Council, including President Trump's July 31 announcement of a historic disarmament agreement and the subsequent roadmap published by the Council. Israeli officials have consistently maintained that reconstruction will only follow verified demilitarization. The working teams will coordinate policy across government ministries and with international partners to implement these dual objectives.
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