Israel and Hamas ARE sticking to their deal, even with the outside noise’s….
A phase 2 start would start the process of better living structures for the people of Gaza…
More that $50 Billion will be need to rebuild Gaza, which of course IS ‘peanuts’ for the oil rich countries in the region who are getting ready to meet on a possible plan….
Trump will get his marching orders from the Saudi’s one would assume as they dangle $$$$ in front of the US President….
Of course?
If there IS money to be made!
Trump WILL want some of it, maybe his kid can get for him?…
American civilians are ALREADY on the ground at Gaza check points….
Could a boycott of American F-35 Fighter Jet sales be brewing?
Trump’s Gaza’ Vacation Resort’ thing is disappearing fast as is removing people from Gaza….
Netanyahu will have to deal with his countries internal politics on that….
Oh?
One THING that will probably HAVE TO Happen?
Hamas WILL have to lay down its ARMs….
EVERYONE wants THAT....
It looks like the US/Kurds thing could survive in Syria’s new government, which IS worried about ISIS…
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Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya has said the militant group will release six living Israeli hostages on Saturday in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Campaign group the Hostages and Missing Families Forum published the names on Tuesday of six Israelis held in Gaza due to be released on Saturday under a fragile Israel-Hamas truce deal. They are Eliya Cohen, Tal Shoham, Omer Shem Tov, Omer Wenkert, Hisham Al-Sayed, and Avera Mengistu.
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Al-Hayya said the “Bibas family” would be included in the handover of four bodies on Thursday, without elaborating.
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Israeli foreign minister Gideon Saar said Israel will begin negotiations on the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal this week.
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Israel’s army has left southern Lebanese villages but remains in five positions, a Lebanese security source told Agence France-Presse (AFP), as a deadline for their withdrawal agreed to under a peace deal with Hezbollah expired.
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Oxfam has warned that not enough aid is coming into Gaza, especially in the northern part of the territory and the southern Rafah governate devastated by Israeli bombardments during the war.
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Lebanon’s new government will negotiate with the International Monetary Fund for a new programme and will work to deal with the country’s financial default and public debt,
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More than 200 organisations worldwide have called on nations involved in producing F-35 fighter jets to “immediately halt all arms transfers to Israel” amid fears they have failed to prevent the planes from being used to violate international law.
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Beirut airport will close for four hours on Sunday during the funeral of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Lebanon’s civil aviation authority announced.
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Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Tuesday dismissed a proposal by the United States to displace Palestinians from the war-devastated Gaza Strip, saying it “will go nowhere”.
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More than $50 billion will be required to rebuild Gaza and the West Bankafter the 15-month Israel-Gaza conflict, according to an assessment released by the United Nations, the European Union and the World Bankon Tuesday.
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An Arab League summit planned to discuss Trump’s proposal to take over Gaza has been moved to 4 March.
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Jordan’s King Abdullah left hospital on Tuesday after undergoing minor surgery, the royal palace said…..
Phase 2 Of the Hamas/Israeli cease-fire
The foreign minister of Israel’s far-right government, Gideon Saar, has said negotiations to begin the second phase of the ceasefire on Gaza will go ahead. During his press briefing, Saar said: ‘We had yesterday night a security cabinet meeting. We decided to open negotiations on the second phase. It will happen this week.’
Talks on the second phase of the ceasefire were meant to begin on 3 February to ensure a smooth transition from phase one, which ends at the beginning of March. The second phase would involve Israel accepting a permanent end to fighting and the release of its remaining hostages.
Saar said Israel would not accept the Palestinian Authority’s presence in Gaza while Hamas still operated as an armed group in the territory….
A Syrian Defense Forces (SDF) commander stated that the SDF and the governing body in northeast Syria agreed to merge their forces into the Syrian Defense Ministry on February 17. A commander within the Northern Democratic Brigade—a faction of the SDF—said that the SDF, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), and the Syrian Democratic Council (SDF) agreed to merge SDF and AANES-affiliated security forces into the Syrian army after discussion on February 17 about negotiations with Damascus.
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