Washington is reportedly preparing decisive measures amid escalating disagreements with Tel Aviv over the Gaza agreement. The US administration is increasingly frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s apparent stalling tactics, which are seen as undermining the agreement and hindering the transition to its second phase.
All eyes are now on the anticipated meeting between US President Donald Trump and Netanyahu, expected to address and potentially resolve the impasse. Simultaneously, Washington is reportedly planning to announce the formation of a “Peace Council” next month, signaling a proactive approach to regional stability. This development comes as the Israeli government continues to insist on establishing a buffer zone within Gaza.
Sources indicate that the US is losing patience with what it perceives as deliberate obstruction. The establishment of a buffer zone, in particular, is viewed by some within the US administration as a potential impediment to long-term peace and stability in the region.
The coming weeks are crucial. The Trump-Netanyahu meeting is expected to be a key moment, potentially leading to either a breakthrough or a further deterioration in relations between the two allies. The unveiling of the “Peace Council” will also be closely watched for its composition and mandate, providing further insight into Washington’s strategy for the region.
The situation remains fluid, with potential implications for the broader Middle East peace process.
