Details of the plan presented by Washington to the Security Council for a cease-fire in Gaza

In the plan presented to the Security Council, Washington called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and emphasized that “this plan should be the basis for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza”.

In this draft, there is an urgent need to increase the delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians in the entire Gaza Strip, remove all obstacles that prevent aid from entering, and ensure its sustainable delivery through all necessary crossings, including the Karam Abu Salem crossing and the opening of the crossings More and a maritime corridor” has been emphasized.

According to Al-Mayadeen news network, in this plan, Washington’s “deep concern” regarding the danger of famine and epidemic diseases that the civilians of Gaza are dealing with, is expressed and emphasized that hunger in the Gaza Strip has reached a catastrophic level.

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This plan also rejects “any forced relocation of Gaza residents, which is a violation of international law, as well as measures that reduce the area of ​​the Gaza Strip, including the creation of the so-called buffer zones” and “concerns about the consequences of the ground attack on Rafah that It will lead to more damage to civilians and more displacement of them.

This proposed resolution is proposed while the United States has already vetoed the proposed resolution of other countries three times. The United States has remained the biggest financial and arms supporter of the Zionist regime since the beginning of its ground and air attacks on the Gaza Strip.

Two-state solution and provision of humanitarian aid

The American draft resolution presented to the Security Council rejects “any attempt to change the population or territory in Gaza” and emphasizes “Washington’s firm commitment to the prospect of a two-state solution”.

This plan defines the role of all UN humanitarian agencies and welcomes the Secretary-General’s decision to investigate allegations that some UN and UNRWA staff were involved in the October 7 attacks.

On the other hand, but the draft of the American resolution asked the member states to intensify their efforts to suppress what it called “terrorist financing”, including limiting the financing of Hamas.

Emphasizing the condemnation of Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, this plan called on all parties to fulfill their obligations under international law for all the people who are in custody. In this plan, the “importance of preventing the extension of the scope of the conflict in the region, including along the blue line” has been emphasized and the operations of the Yemeni armed forces in the Red Sea have been condemned.

America’s plan in Rafah

The draft of the American plan has been presented while the gaps between Washington and the Zionist regime have deepened on many issues, especially the regime’s ground attack on Rafah.

In this regard, the American newspaper “Paltico” revealed that Washington will present a plan for the security of the borders between Gaza and Egypt instead of attacking Rafah, which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists on doing.

Providing details, this newspaper pointed out that this plan is based on “the effort of the Israeli military to prevent the transfer of weapons to Rafah, which will lead to suppressing the ability of Hamas to carry out another attack against Israel.” The Politico website wrote that this plan is part of the set of options that the United States will propose to prevent a ground attack in the south of the Gaza Strip.

Source: ISNA