"The Gaza War: Israel's Struggle to Change Tactics and the Grim Future Ahead"

American and Israeli officials anticipate a shift in the Gaza war, with a potential hostage-release negotiation and a ceasefire lasting several weeks. The aim is to transition to a new phase where Hamas's power is diminished, and other Palestinians, possibly from the Palestinian Authority, take responsibility for governance. The Biden administration is urging Israel to move into this phase to prevent further civilian casualties. Israeli officials are considering a ceasefire to allow Hamas to release Israeli hostages and deliver them to safety, followed by a gradual pullback of Israeli troops. Urgent steps to relieve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza are also seen as essential. The composition of a security force to maintain order in Gaza post-conflict remains unresolved. The hope is that Gulf countries, particularly Saudi Arabia and the UAE, can play a role in the Gaza reconstruction effort.
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