U.S. Support vs Israeli Restraints in Gaza
The article discusses the extent to which the Gaza Agreement can withstand Netanyahu's escalation, examining the Israeli pressures and the efforts of the U.S. and international parties—especially amidst diverging interests within the Israeli government between the desire to impose stringent conditions on Hamas and the need to maintain allies' support, coupled with Netanyahu's waning influence on Washington. It also focuses on developments related to armament, noting that Israel believes disarmament cannot occur before a complete withdrawal, which poses a major obstacle. Conversely, Hamas's flexibility in surrendering, under the supervision of a new Palestinian entity, represents a significant shift. The article concludes by highlighting that the factors favoring the implementation of the agreement outweigh the obstacles, but the future of the deal hinges on the impact of American and regional pressures versus internal constraints within Israel.
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