US Warns Gaza Peace Plan Implementation Will Be Complex

By דניאל אדלסון, ניו יורק

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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The U.S. State Department stated that rebuilding the Gaza Strip will take years and implementing President Trump's peace plan will be difficult. Spokesperson noted progress toward a demilitarized Gaza without Hamas rule, promising stable security for Israel. The announcement came on the one-year anniversary of a peace summit in Sharm El Sheikh.

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U.S. State Department says Gaza reconstruction will take years.
Implementing President Trump's peace plan will be complex, says State Department.
U.S. sees progress toward a demilitarized Gaza without Hamas rule.
The goal is stable, long-term security for Israel.
The statement marked the one-year anniversary of a peace summit.

The U.S. State Department announced that the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip is expected to take years and warned that implementing President Donald Trump's peace plan will involve significant difficulties. In a statement released by spokesperson, marking the one-year anniversary of the peace summit in Sharm El Sheikh, it was stated that "Gaza's reconstruction will be a difficult process that will take years, and implementing the plan will be complex. However, we are making tangible progress toward a demilitarized Gaza, where Palestinians can live without Hamas rule, and Israel can enjoy real and stable long-term security."

The State Department's statement highlighted the challenges ahead, emphasizing the lengthy nature of the rebuilding effort. Despite these obstacles, the U.S. expressed commitment to advancing a peace initiative aimed at establishing a demilitarized Gaza, free from Hamas control, and ensuring lasting security for Israel.