Arab regimes have another plan

[bannork]

The 22-nation Arab League first floated a blueprint for ending the war and rebuilding Gaza at an emergency summit in March, in response to Donald Trump’s proposal to “clean out” Palestinian residents and turn the Strip into a beach resort.

 

The League went further last month with the New York Declaration, backed by the UK and EU, which called for Hamas to cede governance in Gaza and disarm, to be replaced by a Palestinian-led civilian government and an international peacekeeping force.

 

Signatories said this would unlock a $53bn (£39bn) reconstruction fund for the devastated territory, lead to new talks on a “political horizon” for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a two-state solution, and further Israel-Arab normalisation deals.

 

As Israel threatens to occupy Gaza, Arab regimes have another plan

 

I suggest interested posters read the article to find out details of the proposed plan, training of police officers, name of the governor for Gaza etc.

 

A recently retired British diplomat with a Middle East focus said the unified statement, with its commitment to side-lining Hamas, was unprecedented and created a window of opportunity.

“We have never seen that before,” they said, “The statement would have gone against some strong supporters of Hamas and the Palestinian resistance… Getting them all to sign up to it publicly was very important. The question is, what can we make of this?”

 

 

[Bkk Brian]

4 hours ago, bannork said:

The 22-nation Arab League first floated a blueprint for ending the war and rebuilding Gaza at an emergency summit in March, in response to Donald Trump’s proposal to “clean out” Palestinian residents and turn the Strip into a beach resort.

 

The League went further last month with the New York Declaration, backed by the UK and EU, which called for Hamas to cede governance in Gaza and disarm, to be replaced by a Palestinian-led civilian government and an international peacekeeping force.

 

Signatories said this would unlock a $53bn (£39bn) reconstruction fund for the devastated territory, lead to new talks on a “political horizon” for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a two-state solution, and further Israel-Arab normalisation deals.

 

As Israel threatens to occupy Gaza, Arab regimes have another plan

 

I suggest interested posters read the article to find out details of the proposed plan, training of police officers, name of the governor for Gaza etc.

 

A recently retired British diplomat with a Middle East focus said the unified statement, with its commitment to side-lining Hamas, was unprecedented and created a window of opportunity.

“We have never seen that before,” they said, “The statement would have gone against some strong supporters of Hamas and the Palestinian resistance… Getting them all to sign up to it publicly was very important. The question is, what can we make of this?”

 

 

The League went further last month with the New York Declaration, backed by the UK and EU, which called for Hamas to cede governance in Gaza and disarm, to be replaced by a Palestinian-led civilian government and an international peacekeeping force.

 

The Arab States will be waiting a long time for the terrorists to submit to this demand before the rest of their plan is even put on the table.

 

Arab states call on Hamas to disarm and relinquish power in unprecedented move

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/07/30/middleeast/arab-league-hamas-gaza-israel-intl