1. Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant warned of the danger of the ongoing debate over food distribution in Gaza under the supervision of a private company under the protection of the occupation army, describing it as the beginning of imposing "Israeli" military rule in the Strip.

"This military rule will be paid for by Israeli soldiers with their blood," Galant said in a tweet on the X platform, stressing the need to find an alternative to manage the Strip.

He added, "The military rule in Gaza is not one of the goals of the war, but rather comes for dangerous and irresponsible political reasons."

For its part, the occupation army radio reported that the military operations in Jabalia and northern Gaza aim primarily to "clean and disinfect the area" in preparation for implementing the plan to bring in humanitarian aid under the supervision of a private American company under Israeli sponsorship.

The radio indicated that the occupation army may be asked to remain in the Jabalia area for a period of no less than three months as part of the plan.

According to initial estimates, the plan will cost between $50 and $60 million for the first trial period.