Postwar Gaza Doesn’t Need a Single Ruler, but Decentralized Control
Israel should start establishing independent safe zones.
August 1, 2025
Israel should start establishing independent safe zones.
The IDF says that it now controls nearly 75 percent of the Gaza Strip, although it’s not entirely clear what it means by that: its soldiers are still operating, and sometimes dying, in the parts under nominal Israeli control; nor has there been much effort to exercise civil control. Yifa Segal suggests a plan for managing this territory based on “de-centralized” governance:
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Subscribe NowThe IDF says that it now controls nearly 75 percent of the Gaza Strip, although it’s not entirely clear what it means by that: its soldiers are still operating, and sometimes dying, in the parts under nominal Israeli control; nor has there been much effort to exercise civil control. Yifa Segal suggests a plan for managing this territory based on “de-centralized” governance: