以总理称加沙非军事化前不允许重建 哈马斯指责以方借故拖延

Core Viewpoint - Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that reconstruction efforts in Gaza will not commence until Hamas is disarmed and the region is demilitarized, emphasizing that Israel will maintain security control over the area and will not allow the establishment of a Palestinian state in Gaza [1]. Group 1 - Netanyahu announced that the next phase of Israel's focus is to disarm Hamas and eliminate weapons and tunnels in Gaza, with reconstruction only possible after Israel's political and security interests are met [1]. - Hamas's political bureau member, Husam Badran, accused Israel of delaying the withdrawal and the opening of the Rafah crossing, claiming that Hamas has fully complied with the first phase of the ceasefire agreement [2]. - The Rafah crossing's opening date remains uncertain due to Israel's additional inspection conditions, which Badran argues are hindering the progress of the agreement [2]. Group 2 - Hamas expressed readiness to transfer governance of Gaza to the Palestinian technocratic committee and supports its responsibilities [3]. - The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) warned that Israel's prolonged closure of Gaza's crossing points exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, highlighting the urgent need for the Rafah crossing to reopen for medical and essential services [3]. - Reports indicate that Israeli airstrikes in northern Gaza resulted in the deaths of at least four Palestinians [3].