"Israel's Strategy and Prospects for Ending the Conflict in Gaza"
As the conflict between Israel and Hamas nears its end, Israeli cabinet members express that none of the war aims have been achieved, leading to a lack of consensus on post-war strategy. Major political figures, excluding some fringe elements, agree on principles such as demilitarization of Gaza, security control similar to that in the West Bank's Area B, collaboration with moderate Arab nations for rehabilitation, and entrusting non-terror-affiliated Palestinian officials with reconstruction. The debate now focuses on the nuances of these principles for the day after the war.