The Post-Gaza Rebalancing in the Middle East
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza reflects accelerating recalibration in the Middle East, as U.S. military maneuvers are giving way to economic development promoted by the Arab states, China and the Global South.
According to sources from the White House and CFR, the situation is complex. Infrastructure rehabilitation hasn't really started and inadequate food aid has left almost 2 million Palestinians in a dangerous limbo at the eve of winter.
What sold the Trump plan to Arab states was the stipulation that no Palestinians will be militarily forced to leave Gaza and that Israel will agree not to occupy or annex the Gaza Strip.
Author's summary: Middle East recalibration accelerates.
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