Israel's Three-Part Plan for Cease-Fire in Gaza
President Joe Biden announced Israel's three-part plan for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza and the release of hostages, facing opposition from the far-left wing of the Democratic Party. The plan involves a full cease-fire, negotiations for a permanent cease-fire, release of all hostages, and a major reconstruction plan in Gaza.
Key Points
- The plan involves three phases: full cease-fire, negotiations for a permanent cease-fire, and reconstruction in Gaza
- Biden urged Israel to stand behind the deal despite political pressure
- Israel proposed the return of abductees and the elimination of Hamas' military capabilities
- Hamas is yet to respond to the proposal
Pros
- Proposal for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza
- Release of hostages after eight months
- Negotiation between Israel and Hamas for peace
Cons
- Opposition from the far-left wing of the Democratic Party
- Pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end war only after destroying Hamas
- Criticism and isolation of Israel during the conflict