Kushner urges Netanyahu on Gaza plan before Israeli polls

The article discusses Jared Kushner's efforts, the former U.S. president Donald Trump's adviser and son-in-law, to pressure Israel into approving the "Peace Council" plan aimed at disarming Hamas in Gaza. Kushner plans to visit Israel accompanied by the Peace Council envoy, Nikolay Mladenov, to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who opposes the plan due to conditions related to a gradual Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza. Although Hamas agreed to the plan two weeks ago, its implementation has faced obstacles, and Israel had paused its strikes on Gaza for over a week before resuming them, with reports of Hamas leaders being killed. It is expected that Kushner and Mladenov will push to cease military operations in Gaza and uphold humanitarian commitments related to the ceasefire agreement, with the goal of beginning the disarmament process of Hamas. However, there is frustration over Netanyahu's stance, which opposes the deal, especially with the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27.

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