The 15-point Gaza Board of Peace plan grants Hamas's military wing $160 million in cash, Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman claimed in an X/Twitter post on Wednesday.
The claim followed a KAN report on Tuesday, which noted vague wording in the agreement saying that up to $400 million would be transferred to Gaza "suppliers and contract holders."
According to Liberman, Hamas has an existing agreement with those same suppliers that $160 million of the total be transferred directly to the terror group's military wing in cash.
Liberman says he reached these conclusions during a visit on Wednesday to the Gaza Envelope, including the Kerem Shalom Crossing and the still-under-construction US base. He described what he witnessed as "deeply alarming."
He further claimed that "not a single (IDF) soldier remains" in the area between the Purple Line and Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip.
Regarding IDF action in Gaza, Liberman described the military as being significantly hindered by both the United States and Israel's political echelon.
"When the CENTCOM (US Central Command) commander visits the American base in the south, it means that Netanyahu has given up the ability to make security decisions independently, and even to move a patrol, American approval is required," Liberman said.
IDF ordered not to strike Hamas training exercise practicing invasion of Jewish settlements
He noted a recent incident he was alerted to during his trip, in which IDF commanders came across a group of 50 Hamas Nuhkba terrorists who were conducting a training exercise in which they practiced raiding a Jewish settlement.
"IDF commanders in the field requested to act immediately for a targeted neutralization of all the terrorists, but the directive from the political echelon was: 'You don't touch anyone, not even fire a single warning shot,'" he said.
"This is a capitulation to terror, and a return to the policy of containment and the conception that led to October 7."
IDF disputes Liberman's claims of inaction in face of Hamas exercise
The IDF disputed Liberman's claims later on Wednesday, saying that the supposed Hamas training exercise was planned but never actually occurred, Maariv reported.
According to Maariv, the IDF was on high alert upon receiving intelligence of the impending exercise, but did not detect the activity and therefore did not act.