Warnings from the Occupation Army to Netanyahu Regarding the Resistance's Weapons in the Gaza Strip

Warnings from the Occupation Army to Netanyahu: Absence of a political vision for Gaza brings Hamas back to expansion.

Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper revealed a sharp disagreement that erupted within the Israeli Occupation's Security Cabinet regarding the future of the Gaza Strip, where the Chief of Staff of the Israeli Occupation Army "Ayal Zamir" issued a direct warning to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a security meeting held last week.

Military fears of "power vacuum"

Zamir called on the Prime Minister to make a clear decision regarding the entity that will manage the sector in case the International Stabilization Force "ISF" fails, which is promoted by Washington as part of US President Donald Trump's plan to dismantle the Hamas movement.

The Chief of Staff warned that the absence of a political vision will inevitably lead to Hamas expanding again, noting that the army refuses to enter a new military adventure without clear political cover.

Trump's plan and intelligence skepticism

The Israeli army expresses deep skepticism about the International Force's ability to disarm Hamas, despite American pressures to implement Trump's 20-point plan, which stipulates the creation of a "Peace Council" that oversees the appointment of a technocratic government.

In this regard, intelligence agencies confirmed before the Knesset that Hamas is working to strengthen its military and organizational capabilities and develop its combat tactics significantly since the end of the last war.

Proposals for "Green Rafah" and phased division

Tel Aviv is heading to apply the "Green Rafah" experiment, which involves returning residents to rebuilt areas after undergoing strict security vetting. But this step faces internal opposition from ministers like "Bezalel Smotrich".

At the same time, officials warn against the "phased division" approach (Brosot) that Washington may push towards, which could give Hamas an opportunity to exploit the security vacuum in areas that have not been rehabilitated yet.