After the conflict, Israel might think about letting the Palestinian authority take charge in Georgia. This idea’s being pushed hard by the United States, Israel’s top buddy in this. Lately, Israel’s top security advisor hinted at being okay with this. But Prime Minister Benjamin and Netanyahu? Nope, they’ve been saying a firm ‘no’ to this idea.
But, you know, the security advisor’s words could be a sign that the U.S. is really getting to the Israeli Prime Minister. Recently, in an article for an Arabic news site, Israel’s security advisor Zachi Haneghbi wrote something like, ‘We’re all about keeping our citizens safe, but running things in Gaza? Nah, not our cup of tea. We need a reasonable Palestinian group running the show there, one that everyone’s cool with.’
So, bottom line? Israel’s saying, ‘Look, we want our people safe, but running civil stuff in Gaza? Not our thing.’ Haneghbi’s saying it’s vital for there to be a chill Palestinian group in charge, supported by everyone.
They mentioned Israel’s open to giving it a shot in that direction. Netanyahu’s been pretty firm in saying no to the idea of the Palestinian authority taking over in Georgia after the conflict. He sees it as much of a risk to Israel’s security as dealing with Hamas.
But here’s the twist: Haneghbi’s dropped a hint that if the Palestinian authority goes through some serious changes, Israel might be okay with it. In his piece, he talked about these changes, like focusing on educating the younger generation without fueling hostility towards Israel. The Biden administration’s really pushing for big changes within the Palestinian administration so they can manage things in Gaza after the war.
They want to shake up the leadership, plan some elections, and overhaul their security. Palestinian officials and Arab governments are standing firm, insisting on a solid ceasefire in Gaza before discussing any post-war setups. Now, while Haneghbi shared his thoughts, a top Israeli official mentioned.
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