Stabilizing Post-War Gaza
The Biden administration is considering options for stabilizing post-war Gaza, including funding a multinational force or Palestinian peacekeeping team without U.S. troops on the ground. Discussions involve the Pentagon, State Department, and foreign counterparts, aiming for a two-state solution and reconstruction efforts.
Key Points
- Biden administration in preliminary talks about stabilizing Gaza
- Options do not involve U.S. troops on the ground
- Focus on funding security force and reconstruction
- Discussions include the possibility of a two-state solution
Pros
- Exploring diplomatic and military options for post-war Gaza
- Potential funding for security force and reconstruction efforts
- Aiming for a two-state solution
Cons
- Challenges in training a Palestinian-led force in time
- Israel's reluctance to engage in discussions until defeating Hamas