Kushner's visit impacts Gaza negotiations
The article focused on the efforts of the American administration to break the deadlock surrounding the peace plan in the Gaza Strip, especially after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected its terms. Jared Kushner, the special envoy for President Trump, visited the region, including Egypt and Israel, aiming to negotiate with the Palestinian and Israeli sides, listen to their positions, and attempt to activate the peace plan, which includes Israel's withdrawal from the sector, delivering aid, reconstruction, and disarmament. The meeting was described as successful, with practical steps agreed upon such as allowing medical supplies into the area, refurbishing hospitals, reducing military confrontations, and handing over weapons to international stability forces before the upcoming Israeli elections scheduled for September. Reports confirmed that Kushner’s presence reflects the Trump administration’s insistence on making its plan succeed, along with efforts to narrow the gap between the parties. Meanwhile, sources indicate that Israel is balancing between American pressure and electoral considerations, amidst Egyptian attempts to bring the views closer together.
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