Donors pledge $7B for Gaza recovery
Donors pledged to send $7 billion to rebuild the Gaza sector, said Al-Jazeera's Supreme Representative of the Peace Council, Nikolaj Mladenov.
Consensus
- Donors committed to providing $7 billion for the reconstruction of the Gaza sector.
- The UN-backed peace council agreed to include Morocco in international stabilization forces in Gaza.
- Turkey will not participate in the international stabilization forces in Gaza.
- The UN peace council is negotiating with Israel to increase humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza.
- Failure to follow the agreed roadmap risks breaking the ceasefire and triggering renewed conflict.
- The Israeli prime minister rejected the 15-point peace plan proposed by the UN peace council.
- Israel insists on full disarmament of Hamas before withdrawing its troops from Gaza.
- Hamas leaders expressed commitment to the July peace plan, contingent on Israel publicly agreeing to its terms.
Points of divergence
- The UN peace council has already agreed on the mechanism and deployment areas for stabilization forces, with the first units expected to arrive shortly. — vedomosti
- The National Committee for Gaza Management is expected to soon begin fulfilling its duties in the sector. — interfax
- The Israeli prime minister rejected the 15-item peace plan on August 9. — vedomosti
- The Israeli prime minister's rejection of the plan was criticized by several Middle Eastern countries. — interfax
- Jared Kushner and Nikolay Mladenov met with Netanyahu in August, and sources reported Netanyahu insisted on retaining the right to strike Hamas positions in Gaza. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- Donors of the Council of Peace committed to sending $7 billion to the reconstruction of the Gaza sector — Ведомости
- World Peace Council donors promised $7 billion for Gaza sector reconstruction — Интерфакс
Key entities
- Gaza
- Council of Peace
- Nikolay Mladenov
- Moscow
- INTERFAX.RU
- Israel
- Morocco
- Al-Jazeera
- National Committee for Management
- Al-Jazeera
- Donors