Netanyahu Urges Hamas Disarmament as Gaza Peace Advances
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the next phase in Gaza peace efforts will focus on Hamas disarmament, following returned soldiers’ bodies.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Monday, January 26, that the next stage of the peace process in Gaza involves disarming Hamas.
The announcement came after the Israeli military confirmed that the last remaining soldier’s body in Gaza, identified as Ran Goyli, has been returned to Israel.
Hamas, however, stated that the exchange pathway is fully closed, emphasizing its commitment to supporting the Gaza management committee and enforcing the ceasefire agreement.
Tensions in the Middle East remain high, with US and Israeli forces recently positioning assets near Iran amid concerns over regional security and potential military strikes.
Analysts suggest that Israel’s focus on Gaza disarmament coincides with broader regional strategies, including US-Israel coordination to deter Iran’s nuclear and military ambitions.
Netanyahu said accelerating the transition to the second stage in Gaza would benefit Israel strategically, signaling a shift toward enforcing security and political objectives.
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