A security source stated Sunday that Israel has no intention to stop its strikes in the Gaza Strip until Hamas fully disarms, adding that the Southern Command has not received new instructions and policy remains unchanged. The statement contradicts earlier reports of a possible shift in Israel's military posture.
01 · THE DISPATCH
A security source told The Zioneer on Sunday that Israel's policy on Gaza strikes remains unchanged: there will be no halt to operations as long as Hamas has not fully disarmed — defined as complete disarmament, not storage. The Southern Command has not received any new instructions. The statement contradicts earlier reports in Israeli media that suggested a possible change in Israel's military posture in the Strip.
02 · How it developed
2 developments
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03 · Source and signal
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