Israel Unveils Post-War Strategy for Gaza, Sparks Controversy

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has unveiled the country's first official post-war plan, outlining a strategy that entails maintaining an enduring military presence in the Gaza Strip and safeguarding a security buffer zone. The plan, disclosed in a document released overnight, signals a departure from the U.S. stance advocating for no reduction in the size of Gaza.

According to the document, Israel aims to "preserve its operational freedom of action in the entire Gaza Strip, without a time limit." This proposal has sparked controversy, particularly in light of the United States' previous declaration in December, emphasizing that. . .