The new Board of Peace blueprint to disarm Hamas in Gaza may have been explicitly rejected by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but that is unlikely to be the last word.
The White House has not made an official statement. But according Israeli reports, it is “not bothered” by Netanyahu’s remarks and sees them as political posturing ahead of a contentious general election.A senior US official is quoted by Israeli journalist Barak Ravid as saying, “We understand Bibi’s political needs,” referring to the Israeli leader by a nickname. “We have no problem with it as long as he continues to do what we ask especially regarding restraining attacks in Gaza. Israel’s attacks on Gaza appear to have stopped recently, what Hamas had requested when it agreed to the 15-point roadmap supported by the United States.
Additionally, there is a speculation that Israel is prepared to move forward with the International Stabilization Force (ISF) deployment as part of US President Donald Trump’s peace proposal for Gaza. To safeguard the area, the force, which consists of foreign soldiers, will collaborate with a new Palestinian police force.
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