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UN Envoy Urges Israel to Allow Technocratic Committee, International Force into Gaza

UN Special Coordinator Nikolai Mladenov urged Israel to allow a Palestinian technocratic committee and an international stabilization force into Gaza, citing Hamas's alleged "blackmail" of traders.

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What happened

  1. 01UN Envoy Nikolai Mladenov called for Israel to allow a technocratic committee and international force into Gaza.
  2. 02Mladenov warned that Hamas's alleged "blackmail" of traders could affect humanitarian aid.
  3. 03The proposal is linked to a plan by former US President Donald Trump.
  4. 04A pilot program is suggested for a limited area of Rafah, currently under Israeli control.
  5. 05Israel previously approved and then canceled a deployment of an international force.
  6. 06The plan aims to disarm Hamas and transfer administrative control of Gaza.

The proposal, linked to a plan by former US President Donald Trump, aims to address the humanitarian crisis and eventually disarm Hamas. Mladenov warned that halting private sector imports could impact humanitarian aid and called for cooperation on sanitation and housing solutions. The plan involves a pilot program in Rafah, with potential expansion to transfer administrative control from Hamas.

Translated and summarized by baba from Arab48, the latest report. Read Arab48’s original

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