Kushner: Gaza demilitarization could begin within 30 days
U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner said on Monday that progress toward Gaza’s demilitarization could begin within 30 days, following a nearly four-hour meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Kushner told Fox News that Washington would not support rebuilding Gaza before demilitarization, adding that the administration had addressed Israeli concerns about the Board of Peace roadmap and clarified that Israel’s right to act against imminent threats would not be restricted.“We could be seeing progress in as little 30 days, hopefully on starting to take some of the weapons out, and hopefully filling in some of the tunnels as well in the next 60 to 90 days,” Kushner said, adding that progress would require cooperation from both sides.After meeting with Israeli PM Netanyahu on Gaza, Special Envoy Kushner told Fox News:"We could be seeing progress in as little 30 days, hopefully on starting to take some of the weapons out, and hopefully…
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U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner stated on Monday that progress toward Gaza's demilitarization could commence within 30 days, following a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Kushner indicated that the U.S. would not support Gaza's reconstruction before demilitarization, and that tunnels could begin to be filled within 60 to 90 days. These discussions occurred as part of implementing a 15-point roadmap, with the Board of Peace overseeing postwar Gaza. Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed confidence that Israel's security interests were central to the proposal. Meanwhile, a Hamas delegation began talks in Egypt regarding the roadmap, while Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich advocated for full Israeli control of Gaza and renewed settlement, criticizing negotiations with Hamas.
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