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Bereaved, hostage families demand emigration option for Gazans before letting int'l force enter

אוג 3, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

Bereaved, hostage families demand emigration option for Gazans before letting int'l force enter

The families argued that facilitating the departure of Gaza residents who wish to leave could improve Israel’s security situation and weaken Hamas’s control over the local population.

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The Tikva Leumit movement, representing bereaved and hostage families, has outlined "critical and nonnegotiable" conditions for any future arrangement in Gaza, particularly regarding the deployment of an international force. They demand that Israel facilitate the "voluntary emigration" of Gazans who wish to leave, completely demilitarize the Gaza Strip, and retain full security freedom of action. The movement emphasizes that no weapons should remain in Gaza, stating, "We have no trust whatsoever in Hamas, and unfortunately, we also do not trust any international force that may arrive." They urge Israeli decision-makers to prioritize Israel's security and continue efforts to defeat Hamas, rather than relying on an international force.

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