Al-Rantawi: Netanyahu Holds Back on Gaza Deal
The article discusses the possibilities of implementing the agreement that calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and its reconstruction, which is considered a "necessity agreement" to protect two million Palestinians from escalating suffering and to thwart Israel's settlement and displacement objectives. The article examines three future scenarios: the first is the actual implementation of the agreement with support from Trump, which is the least likely; the second is the dilution of the agreement's content through Israeli negotiations and procrastination, which is the most probable; and the third is igniting a large-scale confrontation, which is a bad scenario but less likely. It emphasizes that the implementation of the agreement depends on international pressure and Israeli flexibility, and that the current conditions put the possibility of turning the agreement into reality on the ground to the test.
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