White House Officials Outline Post-Conflict Plan for Gaza Including Hamas Disarmament and New Palestinian Governance
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First reported by Ynet · 6 hours ago
What happened
U.S. officials and the Board of Peace have unveiled a detailed plan for Gaza's future involving Hamas disarmament, a new Palestinian governing body, and international stabilization. The phased plan, expected to last 200-350 days, includes economic rebuilding and security reforms, with no initial role for the Palestinian Authority. An international force led by the U.S. will oversee the transition, aiming to prevent future conflicts and ensure regional stability.
- 01U.S. and Board of Peace propose phased Gaza plan including Hamas disarmament and new Palestinian governance.
- 02Plan implementation expected to take 200-350 days with international verification due to zero trust.
- 03New technocratic body NCAG to govern Gaza temporarily, separate from Hamas and Palestinian Authority.
- 04International stabilization force of 5,000+ troops led by U.S. to oversee security and disarmament.
- 05Palestinian Authority excluded initially, pending reforms and governance proof in West Bank.
- 06Economic plan aims to reduce Gaza's aid dependence via private investment and job creation.
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