The Israeli security cabinet approves the Israeli army’s plan to control Gaza City star-news.press/wp

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced early Friday morning local time that the security cabinet in Israel has approved a plan for the Israeli army to seize Gaza City.

In a statement, the Netanyahu office said that the Israeli Defense Forces will be submitted to take over Gaza City while providing humanitarian aid to the civilian population outside the combat areas.

According to Netanyahu’s office, the Council of Ministers approved five principles to end the war. They included the disarmament of Hamas, the return of all hostages alike neighborhoods and death, the delivery of the Gaza Strip, the Israeli security control over the Gaza Strip, and the establishment of an alternative civilian government in Gaza that are not led by Hamas or the Palestinian Authority.

The move comes after Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel intends to control both Gaza, but it does not want to “keep” or control the region, and instead it wants to hand it over to the “Arab forces”.

in interview With Fox News, Netanyahu was asked if Israel would “control both Gaza.”

Netanyahu said: “In order to ensure our security, we intend to remove Hamas there, and to enable the residents to be free of Gaza, and to pass it to civil rule that is not enthusiasm and not anyone defending the destruction of Israel.”

“We do not want to keep,” Gaza. “We want to obtain a security environment. We do not want to rule it. We do not want to be there as a ruling body. We want to hand it over to the Arab forces that will govern them properly without our threat, and giving Gazan a good life.”

The expansion of Israeli military operations in Gaza would attract a strong international opposition and can isolate Israel, which is urged by the close allies to end war Amid the increasing concerns of humanitarian agencies about the seizure of famine in the region.

Negotiations related to the ceasefire and the hostages between Israel and Hamas have been disrupted in recent weeks, with each side accused of being responsible for failure.

“I think the negotiations have completely collapsed because Hamas is not serious in negotiating,” said Mike Hakapi’s Ambassador to Israel. Interview with CBS News Thursday. “I am not sure that they were at all, but they certainly did not return. Europe gave them some cover. When European leaders put more pressure on Israel than they are in Hamas – they are talking about people in Gaza, and they do not talk about the hostages – Hamas celebrates, and they know, as you know, they win the war of the message here.”

Hakapi said that any decision of the Gaza Strip annex will be left to the Israeli government.

Hakapi said: “It is not our duty to tell them what they should or should not do.” “Certainly, if they ask for wisdom, lawyer and advice, I am sure that the president will present it. But in the end, the decision that the Israelis and the Sililers only can make.”