Israel obstructs aid efforts as the Peace Council proposes three routes for rebuilding Gaza
The article discusses the efforts of the Peace Council to rebuild the Gaza Strip amid Israeli obstacles. It highlights three main options for reviving the sector after the war: building refugee camps, waiting for Hamas's approval of a disarmament plan, or allowing the appointment of a technocratic committee based on partial agreements. The main obstacle lies in the Israeli government's position and its refusal thus far to reach decisive agreements, particularly concerning disarming Hamas and the introduction of international forces. Meanwhile, Hamas has shown notable flexibility and is negotiating various options, although Israel and the United States' demands remain significant hurdles to any progress.
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