Gaza Peace Verification
Israel has reached an agreement allowing the "Peace Council" and the international Stabilization Force to enter the Gaza Strip, along with the formation of a new Palestinian administrative committee. The aim is to calm the situation and put an end to the daily massacre of Palestinians. This came after Israeli procrastination that lasted for months, despite the plan being part of former U.S. President Trump's broader strategy. However, the occupation extended its control over approximately 70% of the strip and continued to escalate tensions through assassinations and targeting displaced persons. The Israeli approval came just before Prime Minister Netanyahu's meeting with Trump in Washington and included a plan to establish a humanitarian zone in Rafah and deploy international forces. Yet, these measures have not been implemented on the ground, raising doubts about the prospects of achieving genuine peace in Gaza or whether these are just maneuvers.
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