Channel 14 reported that Sraya Harush said the Peace Council's Gaza disarmament plan would leave Hamas weapons in Gaza, allow an IDF withdrawal, and pave the way for a Palestinian state. Journalist Raviv Drucker was also quoted asking, 'What do we have to lose?'
Sraya Harush, a political commentator, was quoted on Channel 14 Tuesday afternoon criticizing the Peace Council's Gaza disarmament plan. According to the report, Harush said the plan would leave Hamas weapons in Gaza, allow an IDF withdrawal, and pave the way for a Palestinian state. Journalist Raviv Drucker was also cited questioning the plan, asking 'What do we have to lose?'
The Peace Council's framework, which The Zioneer has reported was accepted by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, calls for a phased disarmament and Israeli withdrawal over 200–300 days. Israel has not yet formally responded to the plan.
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