Gaza: US Plan for a Hamas-Free Future – Le Temps
- The Biden administration is considering plans for the future of Gaza that involve a security force composed of international actors, potentially resembling a foreign occupation, to maintain order...
- The plans are still in the early stages, and significant challenges remain, including securing buy-in from regional partners and navigating the complex political landscape.The potential deployment of a...
- According to sources familiar with the discussions, the U.S.
U.S. Plans for Post-Hamas Gaza Include Potential Foreign Security Force
The Biden administration is considering plans for the future of Gaza that involve a security force composed of international actors, potentially resembling a foreign occupation, to maintain order after the conflict with Hamas ends. This approach reflects growing U.S. concern over the Palestinian Authority’s capacity to govern Gaza and a desire to prevent Hamas from reasserting control.
- International Security Force: U.S. officials are exploring options for a multinational force to stabilize Gaza, though details remain fluid.
- Palestinian Authority Concerns: Washington has doubts about the PA’s ability to effectively govern Gaza without significant reforms and a strengthened security apparatus.
- Hamas Prevention: A key goal is to prevent Hamas from regaining power, leading to consideration of long-term security arrangements.
The plans are still in the early stages, and significant challenges remain, including securing buy-in from regional partners and navigating the complex political landscape.The potential deployment of a foreign security force raises concerns about sovereignty and could face resistance from Palestinians.
According to sources familiar with the discussions, the U.S. is also focused on broader reconstruction efforts and economic development in Gaza, contingent on a lasting ceasefire and a credible path toward a two-state solution. However, the immediate priority remains establishing security and preventing a resurgence of violence.
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