Top Israeli army generals favor a cease-fire in Gaza, even if it temporarily keeps Hamas in power, to achieve key objectives: releasing Israeli hostages, negotiating with Hezbollah to avoid border conflict, and allowing forces to recuperate. This stance marks a shift as Prime Minister Netanyahu has not committed to a postwar plan. Former national security adviser Eyal Hulata supports a cease-fire for de-escalation and preparation. The IDF maintains its goal of dismantling Hamas and ensuring civilian safety. Netanyahu denies readiness to end the war prematurely.
- Liam Harrington
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