Trump could unveil Gaza ‘peace council’, ‘government’ soon: Israeli media

New storm to hit Gaza, piling on suffering for thousands of displaced
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According to Israeli media reports, the US, under President Trump, aims to advance to phase two of the Gaza ceasefire in January 2026, but is facing resistance from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. The US plans to announce a Palestinian technocratic government to manage Gaza's affairs, a multinational peace council (potentially headed by Trump) to oversee the government, and an international stabilization force to handle security. This initiative intends to begin the staged disarmament of Hamas, a key component of the UN-backed ceasefire framework. The announcement of the peace council could occur as early as the Davos Economic Forum in January. US officials have expressed frustration with Israeli delays in the process.
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AI-ExtractedHamas would be open to a temporary “freeze” on its weapons but not full disarmament.
US wants to move to phase 2 of ceasefire in January, is frustrated by Israeli ‘delays’
The US envisions the start of staged disarmament of Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups.
The White House hopes to announce the establishment of a Palestinian technocratic government to run day-to-day affairs in Gaza in early January.
Trump could announce the peace council, which he has suggested he would head, as early as in the Davos Economic Forum on January 19.
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