Brussels Meeting on Gaza: Reforms, Security, and Governance

Brussels Gathering Discusses Gazas Future: Reconstruction, Governance, and SecurityInternational delegations in Brussels debate Gazas future, focusing on reconstruction, governance, and security. France and Saudi Arabia co-chair the meeting, aiming to strengthen the Palestinian Authority for post-war Gaza governance. The UN Security Council approves a US peace plan calling for Palestinian Authority reforms, with the EU hoping these changes will enable effective governance in Gaza. However, the US insists on reforms first, and Israel rejects Palestinian Authority involvement. The Brussels meeting does not raise funds for Gazas reconstruction but discusses training three thousand Palestinian police officers to secure the Gaza Strip. The US peace plan suggests Israeli military territory handover to these police and an international stabilization force. The EU seeks a role in a new Board of Peace with Palestinian experts managing daily civil services. Challenges remain, as Palestinian society support is needed for new governing bodies, and Hamas has criticized the UN resolution.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.