What might Gaza look like after the war? 'Day-after' talks under way with no easy solutions
While the headlines are dominated by the fighting in Gaza, there are no easy answers to that question, just theories and speculation
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While the headlines are dominated by the fighting in Gaza, there are no easy answers to that question, just theories and speculation
Senior Western and Arab officials are expected to meet next week in Riyadh to discuss the months-long war in the Gaza Strip
Meeting includes Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, foreign ministers, UAE, Qatar, Palestine representatives, according to Saudi media.
Two hundred days since the eruption of war in the Gaza Strip, ceasefire efforts are still ongoing even though it remains to be seen whether mediators in Egypt, Qatar, and the United States will be able to resolve the crisis. Since its start on Oct. 7, the war has only stopped for one week, following an Egyptian Qatari-mediated agreement in November during which Hamas released more than 100 of its hostages and Israel freed about three times this number of Palestinian prisoners.
Two hundred days since the eruption of war in the Gaza Strip, ceasefire efforts are still ongoing even though it remains to be seen whether mediators in Egypt, Qatar, and the United States will be able to resolve the crisis. Since its start on Oct. 7, the war has only stopped for one week, following an Egyptian Qatari-mediated agreement in November during which Hamas released more than 100 of its hostages and Israel freed about three times this number of Palestinian prisoners.