According to a report by Kan, the Trump administration's Gaza Peace Council plans will not be applied to approximately 40% of the Gaza Strip at this stage, areas where Hamas continues to consolidate its control. The report underscores the challenge of implementing the council's framework in territory still under the terror group's influence.
The report from Kan indicates that the Trump administration's Gaza Peace Council, established to oversee postwar reconstruction and governance, faces a significant limitation: its plans cannot be applied to roughly 40% of the Gaza Strip where Hamas still holds sway. The Zioneer has previously reported on the council's efforts to open humanitarian zones without Hamas and on the stalled disarmament talks. The new report highlights the persistent gap between the council's ambitions and the reality on the ground.
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