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Ex-Israeli official proposes Gaza pact for Palestinian state
Former Israeli Minister of Justice Daniel Friedman predicted that developments related to the war on the Gaza Strip and the ongoing agreement could lead to a path toward establishing a Palestinian state, especially as Israel's ability to prevent this diminishes and American influence in determining the future of the area grows. He explained that Palestine already possesses the status of a limited state, with international recognition and a legal standing through its accession to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which has allowed for the prosecution of Israeli officials over legal cases. He also pointed out that policies separating Gaza from the West Bank and reducing the Palestinian Authority’s control have contributed to a situation of political division, but the war and recent developments could cast a shadow over the region’s future. There is a possibility of forming a unified government in Gaza and making the enclave more open to the world, which could make it harder for Israel to control the political course and turn the issue toward a peaceful resolution after exhausting military options.
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