The Israeli military has declared that it will temporarily halt operations daily in a section of southern Gaza to allow for the entry of humanitarian aid. This decision has led to a split in opinion among Israeli political leaders.
Each day, a cessation of hostilities will be observed from morning until evening along a crucial stretch near Rafah, measuring around 12 kilometers. The objective is to ease the dire humanitarian situation that has emerged due to the ongoing strife, which has left many Palestinians facing hunger.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has voiced opposition to the military’s strategy, expressing concerns that it may negate the progress made in the conflict thus far. Members of the far-right in his cabinet have also criticized the move, fearing it could strengthen Hamas’ grip on power.
As the conflict reaches its ninth month, this new measure by the IDF represents an effort to mitigate the humanitarian impact while maintaining their strategic stance.
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