Three opposition lines on Gaza deal

The Israeli army has outlined three red lines for a ceasefire in Gaza: refusing to restrict its operations, opposing a partial withdrawal before the complete disarmament of Hamas, and overseeing the delivery of weapons under the movement's control. These positions reinforce Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stance after he succeeded in changing the position of the "Peace Council," which previously believed that disarmament should occur concurrently with the withdrawal of Israeli forces. The council affirmed that Israel would not begin the withdrawal until Hamas's weapons were fully disarmed. Meanwhile, 112 Palestinians were buried in the Gaza Strip during the largest funeral processions conveying the extent of losses from the recent war.

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