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        "msgid": "israel-limits-gaza-strikes-netanyahu-rejects-us-roadmap-draft-1786031533",
        "date": "2026-08-06 22:14:06",
        "title": "Israel Limits Gaza Strikes, Netanyahu Rejects US Roadmap Draft",
        "author": "Nashih Nashrullah",
        "source": "REPUBLIKA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "The Israeli military has issued instructions to restrict offensive operations in Gaza, requiring the chief of staff's direct approval for targeted killings. The move signals a significant policy shift and is expected to reduce the frequency of airstrikes. The development comes amid political discussions surrounding the next phase of a ceasefire agreement.",
        "content": "<p>Israel\u2019s public broadcaster, citing military sources, reported that\nArmed Forces Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has issued instructions to limit\noffensive operations in the Gaza Strip. The decision followed a\nstatement from the Peace Council that Israel should halt targeted\nkilling operations. The military source added that the army emphasised\nthe move was made under the direction of the political leadership.\nMeanwhile, Israeli security sources revealed that the military has\nimposed far stricter restrictions on carrying out targeted killings and\nattacks in the Gaza Strip. This policy is expected to reduce the number\nof airstrikes compared to recent months, in line with political\ndevelopments and the situation on the ground relating to the roadmap for\nthe second phase of the ceasefire agreement. Al Jazeera reported that\nIsraeli Army Radio military correspondent Doron Kadosh, quoting security\nsources, said the Southern Command has tightened the rules of engagement\nin Gaza. Every targeted killing operation must now receive direct and\nexclusive approval from Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. Previously, until the\nbeginning of last week, such operations only required approval from the\nregional commander or military division commander. According to the\nsource, this decision reflects a fairly significant shift in the Israeli\nmilitary\u2019s operational policy in Gaza. Airstrikes are now more tightly\nrestricted than before, meaning the intensity of attacks is expected to\ndecrease in the coming period. Field data also indicates a decline in\nIsraeli military activity in the Gaza Strip, with security sources\nnoting that the army launched only one airstrike in the past 48 hours\nfollowing days of escalation.<\/p>",
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