Experimental Zones from South Lebanon to Gaza

The article discusses a potential Israeli plan to transfer the model of experimental zones in Lebanon to the Gaza Strip, aiming to manage the area without a permanent Israeli ground presence, relying instead on international forces and integrated security monitoring through intelligence and aerial surveillance. This proposal has sparked internal and external controversy, with some viewing it as a step forward in implementing former U.S. President Donald Trump's plan, while others doubt its feasibility and argue that its implementation faces significant challenges, especially in the absence of a trusted Palestinian entity to oversee the zones. Reports also criticize the Israeli government for using this plan as a smokescreen, orchestrating a policy that hinders the execution of American and international efforts to deliver aid and enhance security in Gaza. Meanwhile, obstacles persist in deploying peacekeeping forces and restricting the movement of both soldiers and Gazans, reflecting an escalation in the policies of blockade and systematic sabotage.

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