The Sovereignty Movement sent a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, urging him to halt the advancement of the Gaza 'roadmap' and the 20-point document, according to the movement. Movement leaders Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover wrote that the framework returns Israel to the security reality that preceded October 7, does not achieve the stated war goals, and would transfer control of the Strip to a foreign body. The letter calls for full implementation of war objectives, application of Israeli sovereignty in Judea, Samaria, and Gaza, and rejection of any Palestinian statehood track.
The Sovereignty Movement, a right-wing Israeli advocacy group, sent a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday morning, calling on him to halt the advancement of the Gaza 'roadmap' and the associated 20-point document. The letter, signed by movement leaders Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover, argues that the framework would return Israel to the security reality that preceded the October 7 Hamas massacre, a reality the movement says enabled the attack.
The letter states that the roadmap does not align with the declared war goals of destroying Hamas and securing the return of hostages. Instead, it warns, the plan would transfer control of the Gaza Strip to a foreign body, which the movement argues has no track record of disarming terrorist organizations—citing the experience in Lebanon. The letter calls for full implementation of the war objectives, Israeli sovereignty in Judea, Samaria, and the Gaza Strip, and rejection of any path to a Palestinian state.
The Sovereignty Movement's intervention adds to a growing chorus of Israeli civil society groups opposing the current framework. As The Zioneer reported earlier this week, the Gaza Envelope Forum warned that the roadmap poses a security danger, and the Bereaved Families Forum of the Heroic sent a similar letter to Netanyahu opposing the plan. The government has not yet officially responded to the latest letter.
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