Various Israeli media reported on the 2nd that Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visited the Gaza Strip on the same day and said on the scene that the Israeli army will hold the line of defense until the disarming of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement. Netanyahu said in the Gaza Strip: “We control this land and will continue to protect this line of defense. We are doing our best to achieve our goals — disarming Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip. Gaza will no longer pose a threat to Israel.” He also said, “As the Israeli army continues to eliminate those militants that threaten us, we will make more progress.” The “yellow line” was drawn by the Israeli military in accordance with the first phase of the cease-fire agreement in Gaza. The area controlled by the Israeli army is east of the “yellow line”, accounting for about 53% of the area of the Gaza Strip; the west of the “yellow line” is controlled by Hamas, and the Israeli army is no longer stationed or operating. However, since the cease-fire came into effect, the Israeli army has continued to expand the area under its control, controlling over 60% of the land in the Gaza Strip at this stage. US President Trump's son-in-law Kushner and members of the “Peace Council” in the Gaza Strip previously met with Netanyahu to further advance the so-called “Gaza Peace Plan.” According to Israeli media reports, although Israel and the US are seeking to advance a broader plan to rebuild and disarm Hamas, the US side still allows Israel to “temporarily” continue to carry out targeted attacks on the Gaza Strip.

Various Israeli media reported on the 2nd that Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visited the Gaza Strip on the same day and said on the scene that the Israeli army will hold the line of defense until the disarming of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement. Netanyahu said in the Gaza Strip: “We control this land and will continue to protect this line of defense. We are doing our best to achieve our goals — disarming Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip. Gaza will no longer pose a threat to Israel.” He also said, “As the Israeli army continues to eliminate those militants that threaten us, we will make more progress.” The “yellow line” was drawn by the Israeli military in accordance with the first phase of the cease-fire agreement in Gaza. The area controlled by the Israeli army is east of the “yellow line”, accounting for about 53% of the area of the Gaza Strip; the west of the “yellow line” is controlled by Hamas, and the Israeli army is no longer stationed or operating. However, since the cease-fire came into effect, the Israeli army has continued to expand the area under its control, controlling over 60% of the land in the Gaza Strip at this stage. US President Trump's son-in-law Kushner and members of the “Peace Council” in the Gaza Strip previously met with Netanyahu to further advance the so-called “Gaza Peace Plan.” According to Israeli media reports, although Israel and the US are seeking to advance a broader plan to rebuild and disarm Hamas, the US side still allows Israel to “temporarily” continue to carry out targeted attacks on the Gaza Strip.