The plan, which is presented at the meeting in the margins of the UN General Assembly this Sunday, is up to the last proposal on the break of the fire, which made the envoy of the US President Steve Witkoff, reports Financial Times (FT).
It includes details of who to manage and secure the enclave after the end of the conflict, and the International Supervisory Body would monitor the Palestinian Committee that would manage the gauze in the transition period, according to the sources of the plan. Israeli forces would be rejoined to positions that kept during the temporary break between January and March and would completely withdraw from the gauze belt when the stabilization forces were arranged, sources said. Hamas would not have any role in management.
The plan also predicts that there will be no forcible displacement of Gaza residents. The main security element of the plan would rely on stabilization forces, and the Arabic and Muslim countries are expected to provide those forces, the FT.
According to the proposals, the plan aims to achieve permanent interruption of hostilities between Israel and Hamas and the release of all hostages, including about 20 those believed to be still alive, in group release at the beginning of the plan.
The role of the Palestinian Administration (PA) manage the parts of the Western coast, would play the role in the management of Gaz, but Arabic and Muslim leaders insist that it has a larger role in the post-conflict administration of Gaza. Witkoff said on Wednesday that the United States presented Arabic and Muslim leaders “what we call Trump’s 21 points for peace in the Middle East and Gaza”.
“I think he respects the concerns of Israel, and also the concerns of all neighbors in the region. I could say, we can even be convinced that in the coming days we will publish some kind of progress,” Congrord’s Withit Summit in New York.
The role of the Palestinian Administration was the subject of disputes because Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said several times that they would not cooperate with PA or allow its participation in Gaz management.
Arabic and European powers, which are advocated that the Palestinian Committee is governed by the Palestinian Committee that the Palestinian Administration must also be involved in supporting each plan to ensure that the process has legitimacy in the eyes of Gaza. So far, Tramp has shown a little interest to use the American influence on Israel to put pressure on Netanyahu to end the war.
The question about which Arab countries will contribute to international stabilization forces remains open. There is concern that those who join could be considered to be harmen to Israel and could result in possible resistance or even resistance from radical fractions.
(Vijesti.ba)
