Israel's Stance on Gaza: No Occupation, but a Call for Credible Force

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel does not seek to conquer, occupy, or govern Gaza after its war against Hamas, but emphasized the need for a "credible force" to prevent the emergence of militant threats. Netanyahu's comments drew pushback from the United States, which opposes Israeli post-war occupation of Gaza. The U.S. officials suggest that the Palestinian Authority should return to govern Gaza, accompanied by a political solution that ends Israel's occupation of the territory. Netanyahu also emphasized the demilitarization, deradicalization, and rebuilding of Gaza after the war.
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