Trump's Peace Council has lowered its ambitions as its Gaza peace plan encountered setbacks.
The Peace Council, established by Israel's right-wing government and President Donald Trump to implement his Gaza peace plan, is facing a clash over the future of the enclave. This situation indicates the difficulties in achieving the plan's initial objectives.
As original intentions have been set aside, the Council's new proposal has lowered ambitions. The new plan does not include disarming Hamas or withdrawing Israeli troops.
Instead, the proposal calls for the creation of a 'test' zone for temporary residency for Gazans between the two sides. This step reflects a scaled-back approach to resolving the conflict and is aimed at temporarily alleviating humanitarian needs rather than addressing the enclave's long-term status.
This information was reported by The Washington Post.