Gaza plan disputes and US-Negotiation efforts
The article discusses the escalating disagreements between Benjamin Netanyahu's government and the "Peace Council" supported by the U.S. administration regarding the implementation of President Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza. The dispute centers on the mechanism for disarming Hamas and is based on the condition that disarmament must be fully completed before any Israeli withdrawal. In contrast, the Peace Council advocates for a gradual and reciprocal process that includes disarming, followed by troop withdrawals and the introduction of an international force. The plan also faces security and operational obstacles, such as operating the Beit Hanoun crossing and deploying international forces, amid reservations from Israeli security agencies due to concerns over making concessions. These disagreements pose a significant obstacle to implementing Trump's plan, and the situation is becoming more complicated due to overlapping political and security positions, especially with the Israeli elections approaching.
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