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Israel says cabinet approved initial ISF entry into Gaza to establish humanitarian zone

Israel Permanent Mission to the United Nations · July 28, 2026
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Ambassador Danny Denon said the Israeli cabinet approved the initial entry of Israeli security forces into Gaza, which he described as an opportunity for Gazans to rebuild "in a humanitarian zone completely free of Hamas control."

At the U.N. briefing, Ambassador Danny Denon said Israel's cabinet had approved the initial entry of Israeli Security Forces into Gaza. "It will be an opportunity for the people of Gaza to rebuild their lives in a humanitarian zone completely free of Hamas control," he said.

Denon framed the entry as a step toward civilian rebuilding but did not provide operational details, timelines, or information on humanitarian protections. He also urged the Security Council to designate Hamas as a terrorist organization, connecting the planned operation to the broader diplomatic push at the United Nations.