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The article discusses the American plan for the Gaza Strip, which involves transferring civilian control in the territory to a technocratic government not affiliated with Hamas or the Palestinian Authority. It also aims to expand normalization agreements to improve Israel's security situation and reshape the region according to Trump's vision. The study indicates that the plan faces several challenges, including the involvement of Qatar and Turkey in the verification process, the depositing of Hamas weapons with an unclear Palestinian authority, and the lack of clarity on who would be responsible for maintaining security and order. It also warns that the success of this vision depends on Hamas voluntarily disarming, and that the process requires close cooperation with the United States, carrying significant risks and political complications. The plan poses risks to Israel and demands strong political and administrative initiatives to preserve relations with Washington, especially amid declining trust and Washington's diminished role in shaping Israeli security policies.
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