Gaza plan disagreements and US team adjustments
Haaretz newspaper reveals an escalation in the disagreements between Benjamin Netanyahu's government and the "Peace Council," which is supported by the U.S. administration, regarding the implementation of Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza. The disagreement centers on the mechanisms for disarming Hamas, with the Israeli government insisting on complete disarmament before any withdrawal, while the Peace Council advocates for a gradual and reciprocal process that includes disarming, Israeli troop withdrawals, and the deployment of an international force. Tensions are also reflected in security and field issues, such as the Beit Hanoun crossing, the formation of an international stabilization force, the decline in aid inspection systems, and the halt of police training in Egypt. These factors complicate the execution of the plan and have plunged it into a political and security crisis that goes beyond the issue of a ceasefire.
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