On August 2, local time, Israeli security cabinet member and energy minister Eli Cohen made it clear during an interview that day that Israel had not agreed to stop military attacks on the Gaza Strip, and that the Israeli security cabinet had not discussed the so-called “Gaza cease-fire plan” in the past 72 hours. Cohen said in an interview that “any armed person involved in or involved in an attack will be eliminated by the Israeli military.” In response to the Gaza cease-fire plan promoted by various parties concerned, that is, the plan for the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement to disarm, the Israeli army to withdraw from Gaza, and the technocratic government to take over the Gaza Strip, Cohen claims that Israel is willing to provide a “chance” for the plan to succeed, but he does not believe Hamas will actually carry out the disarmament.

On August 2, local time, Israeli security cabinet member and energy minister Eli Cohen made it clear during an interview that day that Israel had not agreed to stop military attacks on the Gaza Strip, and that the Israeli security cabinet had not discussed the so-called “Gaza cease-fire plan” in the past 72 hours. Cohen said in an interview that “any armed person involved in or involved in an attack will be eliminated by the Israeli military.” In response to the Gaza cease-fire plan promoted by various parties concerned, that is, the plan for the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement to disarm, the Israeli army to withdraw from Gaza, and the technocratic government to take over the Gaza Strip, Cohen claims that Israel is willing to provide a “chance” for the plan to succeed, but he does not believe Hamas will actually carry out the disarmament.