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The initial cessation of hostilities, the part that has been the sticking point really so far, and the goal of the Lavell Agreements. Then we get to points 7 through 11. Here we really are dealing with two things that are kind of intermingled. Humanitarian relief and assistance, which we know has been a big pain point for Gaza, particularly over the last few months where we've seen a famine declaration, people saying, actual famine is happening in a way that could have massive humanitarian consequences in Gaza over the summer. So he's talking about bringing in assistance quickly, notably suggesting working with the United Nations and the Red Crescent, two agencies that currently aren't really being allowed to operate in Gaza. And then also shifting to the vision of how Gaza is going to be managed in a post-ceasefire, post-initial phase of conflict. Situation, talking about this temporary transitional governance body, a board where Trump will have involvement, but also we'll see Palestinian involvement and potentially other head of states.
Scott R. Anderson · The Lawfare Podcast · Lawfare Archive: President Trump’s Peace Plan for Gaza · 2026-10-11But, uh, the Israelis didn't object to, uh, the UN or the Red Crescent, which has been a demand for the region and really the international community, who rejected the GHF, um, for various different reasons, both because of its murky beginnings, uh, the— you know, we've gone through the GHF multiple times on these podcasts, what it has been, what it could be, what it was, lots of different things. Whether this truly kills the GHF, whether it continues alongside other ones, this, this mechanism doesn't. But if no one is paying for the GHF and everyone's paying for the UN and they have the ability to move forward unhindered ended, including the Islamic Red Cross. I can't imagine the GHF continuing to function. It's an expensive modality. Maybe some of the people there will fold into something else, I'm not sure, but I don't really see that. The, the only important thing to say is, uh, which is important, uh, uh, the, uh, the Rafah crossing will be open in both directions as per Jan 19th. And, you know, it was reported later that there were PA people at the Rafah crossing. They worked out a mechanism for that. So again, when we look at sovereignty questions, right?
Joel Braunold · The Lawfare Podcast · Lawfare Archive: President Trump’s Peace Plan for Gaza · 2026-10-11