Kuper challenges Israel in Gaza base
The American movements in Tel Aviv indicate a plan to establish a temporary military base near the Gaza Strip in Rafah, aimed at creating a field headquarters for the International Stabilization Force. The plan involves a gradual withdrawal from urban centers and frontline lines, with the participation of forces from African countries to ensure stability. The plan faces Israeli opposition, particularly from the far right, which insists on full control over Gaza and rejects any role for Turkey or Qatar. It links its implementation to Iran’s threats being addressed, with a potential escalation if negotiations are refused. Additionally, Washington is dealing with the Iran issue and developments in the Strait of Hormuz, with expectations that the coming days will be decisive for the region's future—either through reaching understandings or through possible military escalation.
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