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Egypt and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are ready to take part from the created military security forces in the Gaza Strip, according to The Times of Israel.
The States are hoping to get Arab allies before this initiative, even if they are ready to implement their goal of post-war control of the country, while the fire between Israel and Hamas becomes unattainable.
Just before his visits to Qatar, Egypt, Israel and Jordan, Blinken told parliamentarians that the United States had made progress in its nutrition, removing the support of Cairo and Abu Dhabi from the government, to work together with local Palestinian officers.
However, behind the words of officials and officials, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates were committed to their participation, including the desire that this initiative would increase the path to the future Palestinian government vi – the result that was blocked by the prem' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A third source, familiar with the matter, reported that Egypt also wants the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip – a condition that, undoubtedly, will ensure Netanyahu's promise to retain overall control over security in the Strip after the war, with the ability to return there when necessary to prevent the resurgence of Hamas.
Meanwhile, the UAE wants US participation in the post-war security forces, an Arab official said.
Blinken told his colleagues that the United States would help create and train security forces and would also guarantee that they would have a temporary mandate so that they could be replaced by a full Palestinian Authority, a third source reported. According to him, the goal is for the Palestinian Authority to decide to take control of the Gaza Strip. The unification of the Gazi and Western banks of the Jordan River under a single government seems like an insignificant step towards the final solution of the problem based on the principle of two powers.
Prepared by: Serhiy Daga