Optimistic plans for post-war Gaza have little basis in reality

A Palestinian boy sits amidst the rubble of buildings destroyed after an Israeli strike in Khan Younis, Gaza

2024-07-18  2253  晦涩

When many Western officials talk of the “day after”, they have a specific scenario in mind. It starts with buffing up the Palestinian Authority (PA), which runs parts of the West Bank, so that it may return to Gaza and govern there as well. Israel would commit to ending its half-century occupation and creating a Palestinian state. That would allow Saudi Arabia, the most influential Arab country, to normalise ties with Israel. A ruinous war could give way to a lasting regional peace.

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