PNN – The Financial Times reported that Arab countries are preparing a plan to end the Gaza war.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, this English newspaper wrote today Thursday: Arab countries are working on an initiative to secure a cease-fire and the release of prisoners in Gaza as part of a broader plan that could offer Tel Aviv to normalize relations with Israel if it agrees to “irreversible” steps toward the creation of a Palestinian state.
A senior Arab official said they hope the plan will be presented within weeks to try to end the Israel-Hamas war and prevent a wider conflict in the Middle East, and could include normalizing Riyadh’s ties with Tel Aviv.
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According to the report of the Financial Times, Arab officials have discussed this plan with the American and European governments. This includes Western countries agreeing to officially recognize the state of Palestine or supporting full Palestinian membership in the United Nations.
The real issue is that you need hope for the Palestinians, not just economic benefits or the removal of symbols of occupation, the senior official said.
This initiative comes at a time when the Zionist regime is facing increasing international pressure to end its aggression in Gaza, and also when it has failed in its stated goals in ground operations.