The Future of Gaza
There is no doubt that, after a brutal war that lasted nearly two years, the future of Gaza is at stake. The plan put forward by the U.S. administration, which led to a ceasefire, an exchange of captives, and paved the way for humanitarian aid to enter, and which was approved by both sides of the conflict — the Palestinian resistance and the Israeli occupation army — came after strenuous efforts by mediators to finalize and implement it, and create suitable conditions for establishing a permanent and comprehensive truce. This also involves addressing the dire situation in Gaza, which has suffered immense destruction unprecedented in modern times as a result of continuous Israeli attacks and raids.
The future of Gaza rests on two fundamental pillars. The first pillar is to enforce a ceasefire and make it permanent, preventing the Israeli occupation from breaching it and carrying out violent airstrikes on the cities of the strip. The second pillar comprises facilitating the passage of aid trucks to relieve the people of Gaza and preventing the occupation from deepening the starvation and using it as a card to pressure the Palestinian factions at the negotiations table. Additionally, there is an effort to repair the health system, which has been severely damaged because of a shortage of medical supplies and equipment, the entry of which has been blocked for over a year and a half. Therefore, mediators are working to bridge any gaps that could be used to create pretexts and obstacles to return to the war. The war in Gaza has endangered the security and stability of the Middle East, risking the eruption of a wide-scale regional war that threatens the stability and security of the region and the world.
To envision a promising future for Gaza, international organizations, institutions, U.N. bodies and all countries are needed to rescue it from the humanitarian catastrophe it has endured and continues to endure. The war has almost completely altered the landmarks of the strip's areas, to the extent that its streets and neighborhoods have become unrecognizable. Therefore, it has become imperative for the international community to bear the consequences of its inaction in achieving a ceasefire, preventing genocide, and ending the suffering of the people of Gaza.
Here, the role of the international conference for the reconstruction of Gaza emerges, which is counted on to begin rebuilding Gaza and to urgently implement its goals and projects. This is to ensure the return of Gazans to their homes and, at least, alleviate the severity of the suffering that has afflicted everything in Gaza, and to instill hope in the hearts of men, women and children. It aims to inspire them to envision a new life filled with ambition, hope, dignity, security and peace. The choice of whether to go to war must now become a red line, one that prevents Benjamin Netanyahu's government from making that decision whenever and however it wishes. Furthermore, Israel must end the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip so that peace and security prevail in the region. These two elements are essential for a bright, flourishing future for Gaza and the entire Arab region.
The future of Gaza rests on two fundamental pillars. The first pillar is to enforce a ceasefire and make it permanent, preventing the Israeli occupation from breaching it and carrying out violent airstrikes on the cities of the strip. The second pillar comprises facilitating the passage of aid trucks to relieve the people of Gaza and preventing the occupation from deepening the starvation and using it as a card to pressure the Palestinian factions at the negotiations table. Additionally, there is an effort to repair the health system, which has been severely damaged because of a shortage of medical supplies and equipment, the entry of which has been blocked for over a year and a half. Therefore, mediators are working to bridge any gaps that could be used to create pretexts and obstacles to return to the war. The war in Gaza has endangered the security and stability of the Middle East, risking the eruption of a wide-scale regional war that threatens the stability and security of the region and the world.
To envision a promising future for Gaza, international organizations, institutions, U.N. bodies and all countries are needed to rescue it from the humanitarian catastrophe it has endured and continues to endure. The war has almost completely altered the landmarks of the strip's areas, to the extent that its streets and neighborhoods have become unrecognizable. Therefore, it has become imperative for the international community to bear the consequences of its inaction in achieving a ceasefire, preventing genocide, and ending the suffering of the people of Gaza.
Here, the role of the international conference for the reconstruction of Gaza emerges, which is counted on to begin rebuilding Gaza and to urgently implement its goals and projects. This is to ensure the return of Gazans to their homes and, at least, alleviate the severity of the suffering that has afflicted everything in Gaza, and to instill hope in the hearts of men, women and children. It aims to inspire them to envision a new life filled with ambition, hope, dignity, security and peace. The choice of whether to go to war must now become a red line, one that prevents Benjamin Netanyahu's government from making that decision whenever and however it wishes. Furthermore, Israel must end the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip so that peace and security prevail in the region. These two elements are essential for a bright, flourishing future for Gaza and the entire Arab region.
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