Once Hamas has been uprooted from Gaza, we are already thinking about phase two, which should begin the process of normalization of the area in favor of the Palestinian people. The idea would be to use the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for humanitarian aid and the governance of ordinary administration. Security will have to be guaranteed by a mission authorized by the UN led by the Arab League - Riyadh and Cairo as lead countries. It is being discussed within the UN among the five countries of the Quint where Italy and the Arab countries are also included.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken weaves the fragile web tour de force unprecedented meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, the leaders of the Egyptian government and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. After several consultations he returned to Israel to confirm the position of the countries he had just visited: “All the countries where I have gone do not want this conflict to spread."
The activity of the senior American diplomat ultimately allowed the Rafah crossing to be reopened to allow humanitarian aid to pass through and allow the approximately 600 Americans present in Gaza to exit. Fresh water has also been restored in the southern area of Gaza, although it is struggling to arrive due to some sabotage by Hamas.
In the meantime, the front in the north, on the border with Lebanon, is becoming increasingly hotter: several missiles have been launched by Hezbollah which have also touched the military installation of the Unifil mission in Naqura, headquarters of the headquarters. In response, there were several Israeli bombings of Hezbollah militia positions within Lebanese territory.
In the meantime, Biden has ordered another aircraft carrier, the USS Eisenhover, to join the USS G. Ford already present in the Middle East for anti-Iran purposes and doubled the number of F-16, A-10 and F-15 aircraft at the bases present in the 'area. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin sent a team of special forces to manage the disengagement of the American hostages.
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