Israel to put 'security arrangements' along fringes of Gaza Strip: Netanyahu adviser
Israel plans to put in place "security arrangements" along the fringes of the Gaza strip to ensure that Hamas could not threaten the country again, Mark Regev, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's adviser, told reporters Saturday.
"Call it what you want," Regev told ABC News in an interview after the briefing. "Israel will have to have a security envelope."
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Regev told reporters that Israel does not plan to take territory from Gaza or occupy the strip, but he spoke about establishing "security zones."
"There will have to be security arrangements on the ground to prevent future attacks," Regev told the briefing.
-ABC News' Tom Soufi Burridge and Angus Hines