Israel’s prime minister has drawn up a proposal for governing Gaza after the war ends, a plan that would demilitarize the territory, shut its southern border with Egypt, and.
Israel’s prime minister has drawn up a proposal for governing Gaza after the war ends, a plan that would demilitarize the territory, shut its southern border with Egypt, and give his country ongoing security control. Benjamin Netanyahu presented his proposal to members of his security cabinet on Thursday night, CNN reports. His vision for a postwar Gaza, USA Today reports, differs from that of US officials. Netanyahu has been criticized for not having such a plan, and his office said this one is intended as a starting point for negotiations.
