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Feiglin Criticizes Gaza Agreement’s Withdrawal and Reconstruction Terms

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Moshe Feiglin speaking into a microphone, based on an archival portrait

Moshe Feiglin criticized the Gaza agreement on October 8, arguing that assurances of continued Israeli security control misrepresented its terms. In a Hebrew-language post, he said the agreement calls for a gradual IDF withdrawal all the way to the border. Citing clause 17, Feiglin claimed the IDF would clear territory and transfer it to an international force even if Hamas refused to disarm. He also argued that Gaza’s reconstruction would continue under those circumstances, while rejecting claims that the agreement ensures security control.

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