The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation reported that the United States handed over to Israel a document of demands related to the Gaza Strip. It reported on Tuesday that “America is pressuring Israel to allow the start of the reconstruction of Gaza,” as Washington expects the Israeli side to agree to its demands regarding the Strip.
Washington asked Tel Aviv to allow the construction of a central headquarters for the Gaza Committee, and is pressing to prevent the resumption of fighting in the Strip, according to the Israeli Broadcasting Authority. The commission explained that “Washington handed Israel a document to implement the Gaza plan without disarming Hamas.”
According to the document, Israel must allow infrastructure work to be carried out in specific areas of Gaza, and commit to transferring residents from the area under Hamas control to areas under the Peace Council by the end of this year.
Despite a truce that was reached in October 2025, Israel has continued to launch attacks in Gaza, saying that their aim is to thwart imminent attacks by Hamas and other militants, while the movement has so far rejected calls for it to lay down its arms in exchange for the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
The Israeli army has launched repeated strikes on the Gaza Strip since reaching a US-brokered ceasefire with Hamas.
Hamas accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire, while the appointed Peace Council envoy to Gaza, Nickolay Mladenov, says that both parties are violating the agreement.
Data issued by both sides showed that 1,045 Palestinians, most of them civilians, and four Israeli soldiers were killed in Gaza since the ceasefire entered into force eight months ago.
The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that the United States has delivered a list of demands to Israel regarding the Gaza Strip. It stated today, Tuesday, that “America is pressuring Israel to allow the reconstruction of Gaza to begin,” as Washington expects the Israeli side to agree to its demands concerning the sector.
Washington has requested Tel Aviv to allow the construction of a central headquarters for the Gaza Committee and is pressing to prevent the resumption of fighting in the sector, according to the Israeli Broadcasting Authority. The authority clarified that “Washington has delivered a document to Israel to implement the Gaza plan without disarming Hamas.”
According to the document, Israel must allow the implementation of infrastructure works in specific areas of Gaza and commit to relocating residents from the area controlled by Hamas to areas under the Peace Council’s authority by the end of this year.
Despite the truth that was reached in October 2025, Israel has continued to launch attacks in Gaza, stating that the aim is to thwart imminent attacks by Hamas and other militants, while the movement has so far rejected calls to lay down its arms in exchange for the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
The Israeli army has been carrying out repeated strikes on the Gaza Strip since a ceasefire was brokered by the United States with Hamas.
Hamas accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire, while Nikolai Mladenov, the appointed Peace Council envoy to Gaza, states that both parties are violating the agreement.
Data from both sides has shown that 1,045 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and four Israeli soldiers have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire came into effect eight months ago.
