Can the terrorists breathe again? Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has ordered in recent days to limit attacks in the Gaza Strip.
According to a report this evening (Tuesday) on 'Kan News', sources in the Southern Command say that the order comes after the 'Peace Council' statement, according to which Israel must stop the killings in the Gaza Strip.
The IDF says the decision was made in accordance with the decisions of the political echelon.
According to a security source, the forces in the Gaza Strip will be able to thwart any immediate threat to them - if they sense danger. However, eliminating targeted targets, such as those carried out in recent weeks against the October 7 terrorists, will require prior approval from the military.
Last weekend, the IDF attacked 22 times in Gaza, eliminating despicable terrorists.
In Israel, it was estimated that the increase in assassinations led to pressure from Hamas, which is trying to find a way to stop them.
The Americans and the 'Peace Council' pressured Israel to stop the assassinations, and the directive passed on to the IDF was that offensive activity in Gaza would only be carried out with the approval of the political echelon.
