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  • 5/15/2024
The concerns of current and former Israeli military officials about the lack of a post-conflict plan in Gaza are becoming more vocal. They argue that without a clear strategy, Israeli troops are repeatedly drawn into battles to reclaim territory from Hamas.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's failure to address this issue has led to frustration among some military leaders. This situation highlights the need for a comprehensive plan to address the challenges in Gaza after the conflict.

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00:00 Cracks within the IDF ahead of the Major Rafah offensive.
00:06 Questions on Netanyahu�s Hassen�s Gaza plan.
00:11 Senior IDF commanders questions the dynamic of Israel�s war preparedness.
00:18 The top current and former military officials are increasingly vocal about their concerns
00:23 regarding the lack of post-war plan in Gaza.
00:27 According to media reports, the officials argue that without a clear strategy for what
00:31 comes after fighting, Israeli troops are finding themselves repeatedly engaged in battle to
00:36 reclaim areas in the northern part of the territory where Hamas militants have re-emerged.
00:41 With ceasefire negotiations at a standstill and no apparent end to this cycle, the risks
00:46 for soldiers are escalating.
00:49 According to two Israeli officials who requested anonymity to avoid repercussions, some generals
00:54 and members of the war cabinet are therefore frustrated with Netanyahu�s failure to articulate
00:59 and implement a plan to establish an alternative governance structure to Hamas in Gaza.
01:04 They assert that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu�s reluctance to address the day-after scenario
01:09 has facilitated Hamasďż˝ resurgence in places like Jabalia in northern Gaza where Israel
01:14 initiated attacks in October.
01:16 Even this week, Israel launched an offensive in the same area along with Rafah, highlighting
01:21 the ongoing challenges exacerbated by the absence of a comprehensive post-war strategy.
01:27 Aaron Larman, who served as Israel�s Deputy National Security Adviser from 2006 to 2015,
01:34 also suggested that the international criticism Israel faces right now regarding the conflict
01:39 is due to escalating casualties among Palestinians in Gaza and the perceived lack of clear planning
01:45 for the aftermath.
01:46 Netanyahu has resisted calls to halt the hostilities, asserting that Gaza cannot have a civilian
01:52 administration until Hamas is eradicated.
01:56 In a recent podcast interview too, Netanyahu asserted that Gaza must first undergo sustained
02:01 demilitarisation by Israel before any sort of international intervention.
02:05 However, doubts are growing about Israel�s ability to achieve such an ambitious objective
02:10 because there is a growing chorus of voices within the military questioning the government�s
02:15 approach.
02:16 Although the Israeli strategist anticipates further military operations in certain areas
02:20 of Gaza, according to two Israeli officials, establishing a new governing body in Gaza
02:25 may complicate matters for Hamas and potentially ease the burden of Israeli military.
02:30 But for Netanyahu, the political consideration involves trying to hold together a government
02:35 of right-wing parties that have demanded an all-out assault on Gaza over American objections
02:42 and are unwilling to support what Arab countries have demanded as a precoce for their help
02:47 in Gaza, a path to a Palestinian state.
02:51 This is the reason why Israel remains adamant about the Rafah offensive.
02:55 If Netanyahu veers too far from their demands, they have threatened to topple the government,
03:01 which may leave Netanyahu to face a series of corruption allegations.
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