Netanyahu has said Israel plans to completely occupy the Gaza Strip, with the aim of removing Hamas and handing the territory over to a civilian administration. The plan, which would take up to five months, would involve the resettlement of about a million Palestinians and could draw international condemnation. Israel's opposition leader and army chief opposed the plan, warning of the risks and humanitarian impact. Netanyahu is seeking support for the move, and reactions are mixed among Israeli politicians and the Israeli public.
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