➡️The plan suggests using Egypt's "unofficial violation" of the peace agreement in Sinai (camp david), where Egypt has expanded its military presence, as leverage (even though Israel gave green light to Egypt to operate there to eliminate ISIS). Israel could present Egypt with an ultimatum: help establish a sustainable security solution for Gaza, or face potential U.S. sanctions for violating the peace accords.

➡️The proposal also involves using the potential threat of Gazan migration towards Saudi Arabia’s NEOM project as a pressure point. NEOM, a key part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's "Vision 2030" to diversify the Saudi economy, could be destabilized by regional unrest and migration. The fear of undermining NEOM's progress and Saudi Arabia’s image regarding human rights is seen as a possible motivator for Saudi Arabia to pursue normalization with Israel.

➡️The plan faces significant political and humanitarian challenges, particularly concerning the Palestinian issue and the complexities of regional dynamics. The proposal envisions these pressures creating a situation where Egypt and Saudi Arabia find normalization with Israel more favorable than the alternative.

In a serious incident to wipe out the northern Gaza Strip of humanitarian services, our crews in the northern Gaza Strip governorate were subjected to direct Israeli shelling - this came after Israeli drones demanded that our crews abandon all Civil Defense vehicles and head to the Sheikh Zayed area where the displaced are being besieged and detained