US EditionReport: De Facto Partition of Gaza Increasingly Likely
- Under the first stage that took effect on October 10, the Israeli military controls 53 per cent of Gaza territory, making a de facto partition between Israeli- and Hamas-controlled areas increasingly likely.
- Hamas refuses to disarm while Israel rejects Palestinian Authority involvement, and European and Arab states are reluctant to take roles beyond peacekeeping, limiting multinational participation.
- Nearly all Gaza's 2 million people are crammed into tent camps and rubble, reconstruction costs are estimated at $70 billion, and Hamas released the last 20 living hostages.
- Reconstruction now appears likely to be limited to the Israeli-controlled area, as six European officials said the plan is effectively stalled and U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Jared Kushner last month proposed model zones.
- Jordanian foreign minister Ayman Safadi warned `We cannot have a fragmentation of Gaza`, officials cautioned about years of separation, and the U.S. drafted a U.N. Security Council resolution for a two-year multinational force mandate.
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U.S. President Donald Trump led a summit in Egypt on October 13 at which he signed the truce for Gaza and in which he boasted of ending 3,000 years of conflict in the region. Far from the walls of the Oval Office that hear him repeat the same idea ever since, the reality on the ground in the Gaza Strip is that of residents who lack fundamental rights and needs, and that of a ceasefire with a path to peace so unlikely that Kim Ghattas, an expert …
The Israeli Army has reported this Tuesday that its troops deployed in the southern Gaza Strip...
Teaching of the Third Reich’s Final Days: There Is No Future for Gaza without the Departure of Hamas - Hungarian Conservative
With the release of all remaining living Israeli hostages by Hamas on 14 October, in accordance with the first phase of the Trump-brokered peace process, many celebrated the presumed end of the two-year-long war in Gaza. Yet point 13 of the second phase of the agreement notably involves the ‘demilitarization of Gaza’ and the exclusion of ‘Hamas and other factions’ from ‘any role of governance in Gaza’. The plan stipulates an apolitical, technocr…
Partition of Gaza a looming risk as Trump's plan falters, European officials say
With reconstruction plans only set to move forward in Israel-controlled parts of Gaza, officials familiar with the matter said that without a definitive push by the U.S., the Yellow Line may indefinitely divide the Strip
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