Occupation's Conditions for Trump's Plan: Gaza "Demilitarized" and Tel Aviv Asks Germany to Classify "Revolutionary Guard" as Terrorist

The Foreign Minister announced Tel Aviv's support for the protests in Iran.

On Sunday, the Israeli occupation's Foreign Minister linked the possibility of moving forward with the implementation of US President Donald Trump's peace plan to imposing "strict conditions" related to the military reality in the Gaza Strip, coinciding with an escalation in rhetoric against the regime in Iran.

The Israeli minister affirmed in press statements that "Hamas must completely disarm, and Gaza must be demilitarized," considering that fulfilling this condition is the main gateway "to proceed with the implementation of Trump's plan," without providing further details on the proposed mechanisms for this.

Regarding the Iranian issue, the Foreign Minister announced Tel Aviv's support for the ongoing protests there, stating: "We support the struggle of the Iranian people for freedom and wish them success," in a clear reference to Israel's desire to see political change in Tehran.

On the diplomatic front, Hebrew media revealed an "Israeli" move towards Europe to tighten the noose on Tehran.

Reports stated that Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar officially requested his German counterpart to "classify the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization," as part of a diplomatic campaign seeking to isolate the Iranian regime internationally.