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Israel is examining a plan to use siege tactics against Hamas in northern Gaza, Prime Minister Benja
Israel is examining a plan to use siege tactics against Hamas in northern Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was quoted by several Israeli media outlets as saying, reports. Netanyahu’s office did not respond to a request for comment. The reports cited unnamed sources at a closed parliament committee meeting. The plan, published by retired military commanders and floated by some parliament members this month, suggests Palestinian civilians would be instructed to evacuate northern Gaza, which would then be declared a closed military zone. An estimated 5,000 Hamas fighters remaining there would then be put under siege until they surrender. reported that Netanyahu told lawmakers at parliament’s Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee that it was being examined. Public broadcaster quoted Netanyahu as saying that the blueprint “makes sense” and that “it is one of the plans being considered but there are others as well”.
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