Arel Segal against Eisenkot's plan for the day after in Gaza: "Complete nonsense"

Arel Segal attacked Gadi Eisenkot's plan for the day after in Gaza on the program "The Patriots," calling it "complete nonsense" and casting doubt on the possibility of finding 20,000 Gazans not affiliated with Hamas.

Arel Segal, a commentator on Channel 14, harshly attacked Minister Gadi Eisenkot's plan for the day after the war in the Gaza Strip during the program "The Patriots." Segal called the plan "complete nonsense" and linked it to "Oslo officers," expressing deep skepticism about its feasibility. According to the plan, an international force would be established to control the Strip, and simultaneously 20,000 Gazans would be trained in Egypt to form an alternative governing mechanism to Hamas. Segal cast doubt on the possibility of finding 20,000 Gazans not affiliated with Hamas and willing to cooperate, and mocked the idea of the international force, cynically asking: "Where will you bring an international force from? What, do you have UNIFIL?"