Netanyahu's Opposition to Palestinian Authority Governing Gaza Reveals Moral Blindness

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to support calls for the Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza after the war, citing their failure to address terrorism. Netanyahu instead proposed establishing an Israeli military presence in Gaza to prevent terrorism. This contradicts the stance of U.S. officials and other countries, who advocate for Palestinian-led governance and the unification of Gaza with the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority. Netanyahu also hinted at a possible hostage deal but provided no further details.
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