US EditionU.S. steps up presence in Gaza to support fragile ceasefire
The U.S. military now leads Gaza aid efforts from a base in southern Israel, aiming to enhance delivery amid ceasefire, while pushing for UN Security Council backing.
- On Friday, the U.S. military coordination center in southern Israel will oversee delivery of aid to the Gaza Strip, shifting oversight from the IDF's COGAT unit.
- Since the cease-fire began, aid delivery has improved though Israel has limited it, and the U.S. is pressing the UN Security Council to enshrine President Donald Trump's Gaza cease-fire plan.
- At the Kiryat Gat compound, sources described the coordination center's first weeks as chaotic and disorganized, with U.S. soldiers present in October at the foreign intelligence base on Israeli soil monitoring IDF activity in the Gaza Strip.
- Transferring oversight to U.S. hands will leave Israel in a `secondary role` in determining how and what humanitarian relief can enter Gaza.
- Waltz warned that the alternative to broadly adopting the U.S. cease-fire plan is a return to war, holding private meetings with Russia, China, France, United Kingdom, and the Palestinian delegation, signaling Palestinian Authority involvement.
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According to a report in The Washington Post, the US-led Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC), which is responsible for implementing President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, will replace Israel as the main body overseeing humanitarian aid to the enclave. This change comes despite several officials familiar with the center's early operations describing them as "chaotic and indecisive." In a transition completed on Friday, Israeli representa…
Vineri, Washington Post reported that the US-led Civil-Military Coordination Centre (CMCC) will replace Israel in monitoring humanitarian assistance to Gaza. The newspaper quoted an American official and people familiar with the problem that Israel was part of the process, but that the CMCC will decide what humanitarian assistance will enter Gaza and how. Israeli security officer stated that the Israeli security services remain part of the polic…
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