Madelinov Outlines Gaza Disarmament Plan
The article focused on a plan to attempt to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip through an international initiative that involves disarming Hamas and other armed Palestinian factions, transferring civil administration and security operations to a transitional Palestinian authority, in exchange for a gradual Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction efforts. High Representative of the Peace Council, Nikolay Mladenov, revealed a 15-point plan that includes complete disarmament without exceptions, the establishment of an international investigative committee, and the presence of an international force to maintain stability. He explained that the implementation will depend on progress at each stage, with guarantees to verify compliance and a clear timetable, considering disarmament a fundamental step to pave the way for Israeli withdrawal and Gaza's rebuilding. The plan faces challenges, as Israel demands disarmament before withdrawal, while Hamas calls for reciprocal actions and mutual steps, complicating consensus on the process. The plan emphasizes that success requires trust and international cooperation to ensure long-term stability in the enclave, with warnings about the risk of renewed escalation or the collapse of the ceasefire.
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