Israeli move risks Gaza plan
The implementation of Trump's initiative for the Gaza Strip, announced by the Peace Council, faces new challenges. Israeli sources have confirmed that the government is not committed to withdrawing troops from the "Yellow Line" inside the Gaza Strip, and that the army will remain in its current positions. This contradicts the roadmap which outlined a gradual withdrawal under international supervision. Israel's Defense Minister indicated that the army will not withdraw until security goals are achieved, including disarming Hamas and destroying underground tunnels in Gaza. Meanwhile, Hamas emphasizes the necessity of stopping Israeli attacks before any political steps are taken. International experts have called for Israel to adhere to Trump's 20-point plan, aimed at reaching a permanent ceasefire and establishing subsequent arrangements after the conflict. These discrepancies and obstacles present significant barriers to implementing the initiative at this time, despite ongoing international efforts to stop the war.
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