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Postwar governance of Gaza

Postwar governance of Gaza

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THENFeb 25, 2025
הרציונל: http://1.xn--4dbrk0ce רוצה להעביר את השליטה בעזה לגורם שאינו חמאס ויש לו יכולת לשמור על הביטחון. 2.עזה אינה יכולה להיבנות מחדש ללא גוף מוסמך שיפקח על המאמץ וישמור על הביטחון, ביחד עם מדינת ישראל. 3.לישראל ולמצרים יש מערכת יחסים אסטרטגית עמוקה וארוכת שנים בתמיכת

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NOWJul 14, 2025
RT @KnessetT: ראש האופוזיציה יאיר לפיד: הקמת העיר ההומניטרית בעזה - רעיון משוגע. זה לא יקרה. צפו בהצהרת יו"ר יש עתיד בפתח ישיבת הסיעה @yai…

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What changed

In Statement A (February 2025), Lapid outlines a rationale for transferring control of Gaza to a non-Hamas entity capable of maintaining security, and for rebuilding Gaza under an authorized body alongside Israel — a position that implicitly accepts planned civilian infrastructure development in Gaza. In Statement B (July 2025), Lapid calls the establishment of a humanitarian city in Gaza a 'crazy idea' that 'won't happen.' These positions are in tension because building a humanitarian city is a concrete form of the organized reconstruction and governance alternative he was endorsing in February. His earlier framework logically supports, rather than dismisses, such an initiative. The shift from outlining a reconstruction rationale to flatly rejecting a humanitarian city plan suggests a meaningful policy reversal, though it is possible the specific proposal he rejects in July differs in key details from what he envisioned in February.

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