A truce that doesn't give peace. What does the Trump plan truly mean for Gaza?

In an interview with Mariusz Braszkiewicz, president of the National investigation Forum on Israel, Maciej Wojtyś, estimates that the implementation of the plan is not real, and the situation on the place is far from stable.

Peace in the mediate East? – Mariusz Braszkiewicz – Maciej Wojtyś

A truce announced on Twitter

A truce in Gaza, presented on social media by Donald Trump, entered into force at a time erstwhile Israeli commanders openly acknowledged that "they no longer have military targets". Israel withdrew its forces to the alleged yellow line, covering about 53% of Gaza's territory. In return, Hamas undertook to release all surviving hostages and to hand over the bodies of the dead, including foreigners – Poles, Thais or citizens of another countries.

— The war became a burden for Israel, so it was essential to find a way out. “ Maciej Wojtys evaluates.

International forces that don't exist

The plan foresees the introduction of global stabilization forces to Gaza, which would unlock the full withdrawal of the Israeli army. However, arabian countries – crucial to the success of this mission – do not study their readiness to participate.

— Arab countries do not want to engage in Gaia, either politically or militarily. Historical injuries, conflict with Palestinians, as well as the rule of "not accepting refugees" make the full operation unrealistic “ Wojtyś explains.

Peace in the mediate East? – Mariusz Braszkiewicz – Maciej Wojtyś

The method government for Gaza is simply a political fiction

Special scepticism raises the point of the establishment of an apolitical, interim Palestinian government controlled by the Council of Peace led by Donald Trump and Tony Blair. Wojtyś does not hide that the plan assumes a “perfect world” which has nothing to do with reality:

“Palestinian autonomy is highly inefficient, compromised and has no public support. Hamas is in crisis and local factions are fighting each other. There is no political force that can actually manage Gaza.

Truce on paper, field fighting

Although the plan introduced a ceasefire, both Israeli troops and Palestinian factions regularly violate it. In addition, a safety vacuum was created in the withdrawn areas, which is being filled by local militias.

— Israel consciously fuels conflicts inside Gaza, supporting any clans against Hamas “ Wojtyś says.

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Change of mentality - unreal expectations

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Will the Palestinian State rise? Israel says no

Although the plan mentions "a credible way to Palestinian statehood", Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publically rejected any anticipation of an independent Palestine.

— Israel signed the document, but does not intend to fill it in at this key point — assessed Wojtys. — Today, neither side is ready to negociate in good faith.

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USA – support that is weakening

Wojtyś besides points to a change in US politics and social sentiments. For the first time in public opinion polls, more Americans declare sympathy for Palestinians than for Israel. In the Democratic Party, the trend is peculiarly visible.

— Young Democrats see Israel Netanyahu, not the egalitarian, socialist Israel decades ago “ He points out.

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The Future of Conflict: pause, not peace

Although the truce is formally ongoing, the situation remains unstable. Israel is experiencing interior tensions between a secular majority and an ultra-orthodox minority, and the subject of annexation returns to the West Bank. On the Palestinian side, political chaos is even greater.

— This is not a lasting peace. This is the gap between the next phases of the conflict. “ Wojtyś concludes.

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