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Israel denies approving ISF's entry into Gaza without 'complete disarmament of Hamas'

From Jerusalem Post · () English

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  • Israel's Prime Minister's Office denied reports that the political leadership approved the entry of the International Stabilization Force (ISF) into Gaza.
  • The PMO reiterated that no reconstruction in Gaza will occur before Hamas is completely disarmed.
  • The statement indicates a developing situation regarding potential international involvement in Gaza.

Israel's Prime Minister's Office has officially denied reports suggesting that the political echelon has approved the entry of the International Stabilization Force (ISF) into the Gaza Strip. The statement firmly reiterated Israel's position on reconstruction efforts in the region.

"Israel has reiterated that there will be no reconstruction of any kind in Gaza before the complete disarmament of Hamas," the PMO stated, emphasizing a precondition for any rebuilding initiatives. This denial comes amidst ongoing discussions and speculation about potential international roles in managing security and facilitating reconstruction in Gaza following prolonged conflict.

The Prime Minister's Office's clear denial aims to counter any impression that Israel has softened its stance on the necessity of disarming Hamas before engaging in significant post-conflict recovery efforts. The focus remains on security prerequisites, highlighting the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding Gaza.

Israel has reiterated that there will be no reconstruction of any kind in Gaza before the complete disarmament of Hamas.

— Prime Minister's OfficeStating Israel's precondition for reconstruction in Gaza.
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