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        "id": 1842572,
        "msgid": "netanyahu-insists-gaza-reconstruction-cannot-begin-without-disarmament-1783313616",
        "date": "2026-07-06 11:22:21",
        "title": "Netanyahu Insists Gaza Reconstruction Cannot Begin Without Disarmament",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that reconstruction in the Gaza Strip will not commence until militant infrastructure is dismantled and groups are disarmed. He claimed the threat from Gaza has been eliminated through the establishment of a buffer zone, which has reportedly boosted demand for housing in nearby Israeli settlements. The statement comes as global attention on the devastated Palestinian enclave wanes amid a protracted humanitarian crisis and a wider regional conflict involving Iran.",
        "content": "<p>Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted that the\nreconstruction process in the Gaza Strip will not begin without the\ndismantling of military infrastructure in the Palestinian enclave and\nthe disarmament of militant groups in the territory. Netanyahu, as\nreported by AFP and Al Arabiya on Monday (6\/7\/2026), said that the\nresidents of Gaza are free to choose to stay or leave, provided they do\nnot pose a threat. \u201cThe threat from Gaza has been eliminated,\u201d Netanyahu\nsaid in his latest statement on Sunday (5\/7) local time. According to\nthe Israeli PM, this was achieved through a buffer zone established by\nIsrael inside the Gaza Strip. Netanyahu also said that the elimination\nof the threat from Gaza has increased demand for housing in settlements\nnear the Gaza border, referring to what he assessed as an improved\nsecurity situation in the area. Netanyahu\u2019s latest statement on Gaza was\ndelivered as the spotlight begins to fade on the Palestinian enclave,\nwhich was devastated by the war that has raged since October 2023,\ntriggered by a surprise attack by Hamas against Israel. The Gaza war\ndragged in Hamas\u2019s allies, such as Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis\nin Yemen, as well as Iran, which is known to support the three militant\ngroups in the Middle East region. More than two and a half years after\nthe war erupted, Gaza remains mired in a severe humanitarian crisis.\nAlthough a fragile ceasefire has been agreed upon since October 2025,\nefforts to end the war conclusively have faced a deadlock for months.\nThe situation is increasingly concerning as the world\u2019s attention is\ndiverted from Gaza, especially since Israel, along with its ally the\nUnited States, became involved in a war against Iran at the end of\nFebruary. Netanyahu, in his statement on Sunday (5\/7), also discussed\nLebanon, where the Israeli military has been engaged in fierce fighting\nwith Hezbollah in recent months. Netanyahu stressed that US President\nDonald Trump did not ask Israel to refrain from action against Hezbollah\ntunnels discovered in Lebanon.<\/p>",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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