The Qatari newspaper *Al-Araby Al-Jadeed* reports on a new proposal submitted to Egypt as part of the UAE’s mediation efforts to establish post-war arrangements in Gaza. The proposal includes the deployment of Arab forces along the Philadelphi Route, the sensitive border between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.
The conflict in Gaza could take a significant turn following a new diplomatic initiative from Arab countries. According to the *Al-Araby Al-Jadeed* report, Egypt has recently received a proposal for the deployment of Arab forces along the Philadelphi Route, the strategic border between Gaza and Egypt. This proposal, which emerged through UAE mediation efforts, outlines an ambitious plan to reshape the security reality in the region after the war. If implemented, this move could dramatically alter the balance of power in the area and place Arab states in a central role in stabilizing Gaza.
The report mentions that the UAE has recently held talks with several Arab nations, including Morocco, Mauritania, and Djibouti, to gauge their willingness to participate in the proposed Arab force. This force would likely be deployed in the Netzarim Corridor to separate northern Gaza from the south, in the event of an IDF withdrawal from the area. According to the report, Egypt leans toward favoring the deployment of Western or Arab observers to monitor the activities of Palestinian security forces in the region.
This proposal is part of broader efforts to establish arrangements for the period after the war in Gaza, with Arab nations seeking to play a key role in stabilizing the area.
It is important to note that this is a journalistic report, and no official response has been received from Egypt or the other countries mentioned. If this proposal is implemented, it could significantly impact the security landscape in the Gaza Strip and influence relations between Israel, the Palestinians, and Arab states.
