Israel to Roll Out Plan to Replace Hamas Government in Gaza
In a significant strategic shift, Israel is poised to introduce a plan aimed at replacing Hamas governance in northern Gaza. Israeli National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi announced the forthcoming initiative on Tuesday during the annual Herzliya Conference at Reichman University. Hanegbi outlined that the plan involves collaboration with Israel's Abraham Accords partners, the United States, the European Union, and the United Nations, signifying a broad international effort to reshape Gaza's political landscape. Hanegbi emphasized that the anticipated collapse of Hamas's military control in Gaza presents an opportunity for a new governing framework. "For countries that want to see a governing alternative to Hamas in Gaza, with local leadership in Gaza, to join this process," he stated, highlighting the importance of international involvement in the post-Hamas era. The plan envisions a new leadership structure for Gaza, blending both top-down and bottom-up app
