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Nikolay Miladinov's statements about the future of Gaza have sparked widespread criticism. He warned of the possibility of a return to war if the roadmap proposed by the council is not implemented. In an interview with Al Jazeera, he pointed out that failure to adhere to the plan could lead to a military escalation, explaining that Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey have contributed to mediating an agreement with Hamas, and that there are promises of $7 billion for the reconstruction of the sector. In contrast, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz conditioned the reactivation of reconstruction efforts on the disarmament and dismantling of Hamas’s weapons in Gaza, warning that anyone attempting to threaten the south would face sanctions. Analysts criticized Miladinov’s remarks, considering them a threat of war and an oversight of the Israeli restrictions on aid. Meanwhile, disagreements remain over the mechanism for deploying an international stabilization force and managing Gaza.
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