Strong Brakes: Strook Demands Halting Progress on Gaza Framework

Minister Orit Strook demands halting progress on the Gaza framework, claiming the "roadmap" empties demilitarization of its content and contradicts the Trump plan. She called to convene the cabinet and retract the introduction of the multinational force, warning of severe consequences for Israel's security.

Minister Orit Strook, a cabinet member, called to halt progress on the Gaza framework, claiming the "roadmap" empties demilitarization of its content. In an interview with Radio North 104.5FM, she said the document "tramples" the central clause of President Trump's 20-point plan, which was approved by the UN Security Council. According to her, the framework allows the transfer of weapons from hand to hand within the Strip, instead of destroying them, and that the law of the new authority would be identical to that of the Palestinian Authority, which would allow "murdering" Israelis. Strook called on the Prime Minister to convene the cabinet and retract the introduction of the multinational force, claiming that Hamas sees the framework as a "political October 7." She appealed to right-wing voters, warning that the choice is between a government with Smotrich and her, or a government with Yair Golan. Strook emphasized the war's achievements, including the elimination of a large part of Hamas's force, and called not to withdraw until full demilitarization.