Gaza Peace Council's Progress
The article addresses the discrepancy between political statements and the on-the-ground reality in the Gaza Strip regarding the implementation of the ceasefire agreement and the second phase plan. While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his rejection of some items in the plan, information indicates that the Israeli security and military establishment continues to execute parts of the understandings, with airstrikes and assassinations temporarily halted. On the ground, there are no clear signs of Israeli forces withdrawing from their positions, as military movements and reinforcements have been observed in several areas. Israeli control in the strip has expanded to approximately 70%, compared to the 53% expected according to the arrangements. Progress is slow, and developments in this phase are likely to depend on U.S. pressure and political will, especially amid Hamas accusations that Israel is procrastinating. The scene remains uncertain in terms of concrete steps being implemented on the ground.
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