Israel declines Gaza Peace Council site
Israel has refused to allow the implementation of a project to establish a military site affiliated with the "Peace Council" in Gaza, which was established by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The goal of the project was to host an international force of 150 soldiers on a rotational basis to promote stability in the area. Despite the issuance of the construction contract in August and the American company "Arkel International" being tasked with building the site, Israel continues to deny access by opening borders and allowing contractors or trucks to enter, hindering the project's progress. A well-informed source believes that Israel may permit the project to move forward after the upcoming Israeli elections scheduled for October 27. The current refusal is seen as obstructing efforts for reconstruction and stability in Gaza, which has an estimated total cost of around $71 billion over ten years.
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