Europe working with Arab states on alternative to Trump’s Gaza plan

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European states work with Arab allies to emergently form a Gaza Plan for presenting Donald Trump as an alternative to empty by the Palestinians.

The “Middle East Riviera” was amazed and alerted the Arab and European states to clean the Palestinian territory to clean the idea of ​​the US President.

But the initiative also has a fresh momentum about the discussions scattered in the months of which the beast should be managed when the 15-month war in Israel is over.

French President Emanuel Mcron told financial times that efforts to fight Trump’s program will only be “reliable if we offer something more smart.”

“This is what we need to move forward. There are several very reliable options, “he added.

The Foreign Ministers of Germany, France, and Britain and Italy will hold talks with the Arab diplomat on the crisis at the Munich Security Conference. Due to participation, the United States should also be, but it is not clear at which level and attention to how Arabs and Europeans on the “better plan” work together.

“Palestinians and Arabs must act on average, where they run to Gaza, not US and not Israel,” said a European official. “It’s a wickedness that needs to be completed, and I think the Europeans will work with the Arabs, both on funding and plans. That’s what we are working right now. “

Egypt said this week that it was working on the Gaza Reconstruction Program, most of which were attacked by Israeli bombing since October 7, 2023 through the Israeli bombing.

Cairo coordinates other Arab states, particularly Saudi Arabia and Jordan, hoping that the tape can be rebuilt without invading its 2.2 million.

Trump urged Egypt and Jordan to accept Palestinians from Gaza, which they both cut. There are many people to see the Palestinian forced deportation, as well as fear that it threatens regional stability and its own security.

Prior to the reconstruction, the Arab states and the Palestinians should agree to the Administrative Structure program, which ensures Hamas does not control the layer, said Arab and European diplomats.

The idea published by other Egyptian and other Arab states includes the creation of a Palestinian City Commission, which is not connected with any factions, but protects the Palestinian authorities, which manages the occupied West Bank.

The security component is still being discussed, but the current police force will include the PACE’s staff in Gaza, which was stored in 2007 after the internal battle related to the “Fencing” faction in 2007.

The PA, in which Fattah dominates, then to invite regional states to participate in security force.

The Arab official said that a program that will be presented at the Riyad is scheduled for the end of this month.

“After saying Trump, he mobilizes the whole region, and now Europe mobilizes and tries to find a solution,” said the official. “There is a feeling of urgency with everyone.”

The idea of ​​deployment of regional force in Gaza contributed to Biden’s administration. But there has never been clarity that countries will be ready to send forces.

Saudi Arabia, for example, would only consider after the establishment of the Palestinian state. In case of minimal, it will require Israel to officially recognize the state, which includes Gaza, the West Coast and the East Jerusalem and the Sovereign Palestinian government, said the Arab official.

There is also a huge skepticism about whether the remote government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjami will receive any Gaza Arabic plan.

Netanyahu has repeatedly rejected the war, excluding concessions to the Palestinian or Palestinian state. He also insisted that Israel would not allow Western sponsor PA to behave Gaza.

Diplomats are afraid of Netanyahu and his remote allies have been inspired by Trump’s Gaza statements – the US President has announced his plan to host Netanyahu.

Arab diplomats say there is additional urgency, as they are afraid of hostage hostage ceasefire, which can be destroyed.

The infrastructure damage is estimated at about $ 30 billion, according to the World Bank, the EU’s assessment, 16 billion dollars in the field of housing.

Leyla Abbudi and Ben Hall in Paris. Cartography by: Adit Banicar