The security cabinet is expected to discuss granting special status to the Board of Peace (BOP), including Israel joining the body and granting rights and immunities to its personnel, according to reports. The discussion comes as the cabinet convenes to consider the BOP proposal for Gaza.
The security cabinet, which convened earlier today to discuss the Board of Peace (BOP) proposal for Gaza, will reportedly also discuss granting the BOP a special status. According to a report, the ministers will consider Israel joining the BOP and granting rights and immunities to its personnel and forces, shielding them from prosecution. The BOP is a proposed governance framework for Gaza, supported by the US and Israel. The discussion was reported by i24NEWS earlier today, citing two Israeli sources. The new details on the agenda were reported separately. It remains unclear whether a vote will be held on the proposal.
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