The Israeli political-security cabinet will be asked to give an opinion on and possibly approve a proposal from the Gaza Board of Peace, the body managing the Strip's reconstruction. The content of the proposal has not been disclosed, according to a report.
The Board of Peace, the US-led body overseeing Gaza's postwar governance and reconstruction, has submitted a proposal to the Israeli cabinet for consideration. The content of the proposal remains undisclosed, but the move signals that the Board is advancing its initiatives despite stalled disarmament negotiations with Hamas. As The Zioneer has reported, the Board of Peace has finalized governance plans, held summits in Cyprus, and been advancing short-term initiatives in areas of Gaza not under Hamas control. The cabinet's response will indicate whether Israel is prepared to engage more deeply with the Board's evolving role in the Strip.
3 developments
- DevelopingIsrael's Political-Security Cabinet Begins Meeting
- DevelopingTemporary housing for Gaza residents to go before security cabinet, sources say
- DevelopingSecurity Cabinet to Convene Thursday Amid Lebanon Developments and US-Iran Talks
- DevelopingBoard of Peace plans pilot Gaza housing project, but green light remains elusive
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