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US Warns Gaza Peace Plan Implementation Will Be Complex

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US State Department: Gaza Reconstruction Will Take Years

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Rebuilding Gaza will take years and implementing the U.S. peace plan will be difficult, a State Department representative stated. Tommy Pigott noted that progress is being made toward a demilitarized Gaza and lasting Israeli security. The remarks coincided with the first anniversary of a peace summit in Sharm El Sheikh on October 13, 2025. The summit discussed ending the Gaza war and a U.S. settlement plan.

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  • Gaza reconstruction and U.S. peace plan implementation will take years and be difficult.
  • A State Department representative cited progress toward a demilitarized Gaza and Israeli security.
  • The comments marked the first anniversary of the October 13, 2025, Sharm El Sheikh peace summit.
  • The summit addressed ending the Gaza war and a U.S. settlement plan.

Reconstruction of the Gaza Strip will take years, and implementing the peace plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump will face numerous difficulties, according to a U.S. State Department representative. Speaking on the first anniversary of the peace summit in Sharm El Sheikh, Tommy Pigott stated that Gaza's recovery will be a complex, years-long process. He added that the plan's implementation will also be challenging. "Nevertheless, we are making real progress toward a demilitarized Gaza where Palestinians can live without Hamas rule, and Israel will achieve genuine and lasting security for years to come," the State Department said in a statement. The peace summit, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, on October 13, 2025, focused on ending the war in Gaza and advancing Washington's proposed settlement plan. Ynet correspondent in New York Daniel Edelson reported on the remarks.

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