Against the backdrop of serious confrontations and wars in the Middle East, reports of a new political deal between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have become the focus of international attention. According to “Israel Hayom,” which cites its own sources, this deal aims to end the war in the Gaza Strip more quickly and open a new chapter in Israel’s relations with the Arab world.
According to available information, Trump’s plan includes stopping the armed conflict in Gaza within two weeks, with the leadership of Hamas—recognized as a terrorist organization by the US and the EU—leaving the sector. The administration of Gaza is expected to be transferred to four Arab countries, including Egypt and the UAE.
Another important point is the release of hostages held since October 2023 and the creation of opportunities for Palestinians who wish to leave the country to find refuge in third countries. This is intended to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in the region.
Another goal of the Trump administration is to further strengthen ties between Israel and the Arab states, and, for the first time, involve countries such as Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Lebanon in a major political agreement. Deepening cooperation with the Muslim world, ensuring stability in the region, and achieving economic integration remain key directions.
As part of the new deal, Israel may agree to discuss the creation of an independent Palestinian state, provided reforms are implemented in the Palestinian Authority. In exchange, the US will recognize Israeli sovereignty over some territories on the West Bank of the Jordan River.
According to political analysts, this deal could lead to major changes not only in the Middle East but also on the entire global political stage. If implemented, the document could put an end to the war in Gaza, save thousands of lives, and create a new political format. In addition, a new historical stage may begin in relations between Israel and the Arab world.
At the moment, all attention is focused on the Trump and Netanyahu initiative, as well as the reaction of the Arab countries and the international community. In the coming weeks, the question remains as to how the political landscape of the region will change. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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