Summary
President Trump plans to announce a new government structure for Gaza and introduce a Board of Peace by Christmas. This is part of a second phase in the Gaza peace process, aiming to maintain the fragile ceasefire and promote stability. The plan includes international forces and a new governance setup.
Key Facts
- President Trump aims to announce a new phase in the Gaza peace process before Christmas.
- The current ceasefire in Gaza, although not broken, has seen casualties since it began on October 11.
- Israel is allowing Palestinians to leave Gaza for Egypt under U.S. pressure.
- Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to meet President Trump to discuss the Gaza plan.
- The second phase involves Israel's withdrawal from parts of Gaza and the deployment of an international stabilization force (ISF).
- A new governing structure, led by a Trump-led Board of Peace, will include Arab and Western leaders.
- A technocratic Palestinian government will be formed, excluding those affiliated with Hamas or Fatah.
- Countries like Indonesia, Egypt, and Turkey may contribute troops to the ISF.
