SS: For the first time Tuesday, the Israeli military took journalists to see the so-called yellow line that has separated the Israeli and Hamas-controlled areas of Gaza since the cease-fire came into effect earlier this month.
Israel’s military assesses that hundreds of Hamas fighters are still hiding out in tunnels inside the Israeli-controlled areas of Gaza and that they can communicate with their commanders. The military is still clearing booby-traps left behind by Hamas.
Should Hamas continue to refuse to disarm, the U.S. and Israel are working on a plan to begin rebuilding Gaza only in areas controlled by Israel. This would give Palestinians a safer alternative place to live until Hamas gives up.
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SS: For the first time Tuesday, the Israeli military took journalists to see the so-called yellow line that has separated the Israeli and Hamas-controlled areas of Gaza since the cease-fire came into effect earlier this month.
Israel’s military assesses that hundreds of Hamas fighters are still hiding out in tunnels inside the Israeli-controlled areas of Gaza and that they can communicate with their commanders. The military is still clearing booby-traps left behind by Hamas.
Should Hamas continue to refuse to disarm, the U.S. and Israel are working on a plan to begin rebuilding Gaza only in areas controlled by Israel. This would give Palestinians a safer alternative place to live until Hamas gives up.