Reuters: Israel does not intend to occupy or control Gaza for a long time

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Reuters news agency quoted a senior official of the Zionist regime who did not reveal his name, that the regime has no intention of occupying the Gaza Strip or controlling it for a long time.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken asked Israel not to occupy Gaza again after the end of the war with Hamas.

According to AFP, the US Secretary of State listed what he called “key elements” to create “lasting peace and security” after the G7 talks in Japan.

Blinken said the U.S. believes key elements must include “no forced relocation of Palestinians from Gaza, either now or after the war; not using Gaza as a platform for terrorism or other violent attacks; and non-occupation of Gaza after the end of the conflict. According to him, other conditions include not trying to block and encircle Gaza or any reduction in the territory of Gaza.

Earlier, Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the interim Zionist regime, in response to America’s opposition to the re-occupation of Gaza, claimed: “I don’t know what will happen after the elimination of Hamas, but [war] with Nothing less than removing them will end.” Netanyahu’s senior adviser also claimed in an interview with CNN: “Israel’s security presence must exist in Gaza, and this does not mean occupation and control of its population”.

More than a month has passed since the beginning of the massive attacks on the Gaza Strip and the Zionist regime’s claim to expand its scope, the occupying forces are still receiving heavy blows in different directions from the resistance forces.

Previously, a member of the Hamas political office stated in response to Washington and Tel Aviv’s claims that this movement’s power in the Gaza Strip has been lost and that it has no influence on the future, stating: We are part of the Palestinian national fabric and we will stand by the resistance. was.

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