The Biden administration is considering appointing a U.S. official to serve as the top civilian adviser to a mostly Palestinian force in Gaza after the Israel-Hamas conflict. This adviser would work closely with the commanding officer of the force to help stabilize post-war Gaza.
Key Points
Biden administration considering appointing a U.S. official as a top civilian adviser in Gaza
Discussions include forming a peacekeeping force and a Palestinian Council for governance
Efforts to stabilize post-war Gaza are ongoing despite challenges
Pros
U.S. involvement could help stabilize post-war Gaza
The plan includes forming a Palestinian Council for interim governance
Efforts to secure a cease-fire and return of hostages are prioritized
Cons
Challenges in convincing Israel and regional partners to support the establishment of a peacekeeping force in Gaza
Resistance from some Palestinian people due to U.S. support for Israel's military campaign