Secretive Gaza meetings in Cyprus as plan to isolate Hamas gathers pace
Summary
Secret meetings are happening in Cyprus to plan Gaza’s future after recent conflicts. A group led by former world leaders is working on a plan to limit Hamas’s control in Gaza by setting up temporary shelters and services in areas not controlled by Hamas, but the plan faces challenges and criticism.Key Facts
- Talks are ongoing in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, alongside other discussions in Cairo involving Hamas.
- The US-led Board of Peace, including former leaders like Tony Blair and Nickolay Mladenov, is creating a roadmap for Gaza’s administration.
- The plan follows Article 17 of President Trump’s proposal to isolate Hamas from Gaza’s population and resources.
- Temporary shelters and medical services will be set up only in areas free of Hamas control.
- A multinational force with limited equipment will maintain order in these zones, while the Israeli military stays behind a security line.
- The plan aims to encourage people to move to Hamas-free areas, leaving Hamas isolated.
- Some Israeli groups oppose the plan, arguing it risks Hamas regrouping and threatens border security.
- The Board of Peace seeks legal immunity and control over public properties in Gaza, raising concerns about its role and authority.
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