Israel has given its formal consent to a U.S.-led resolution for the Gaza conflict. A senior official announced the government’s acceptance of a comprehensive deal that would permanently end the war, secure the release of all hostages, and require the complete disarmament of Hamas.
The act of giving formal consent is a significant diplomatic step. It moves the proposal beyond the realm of discussion and transforms it into an officially endorsed plan by a key party to the conflict. This provides a solid foundation for the final phase of negotiations.
The resolution aims to create a sustainable peace by addressing the core grievances and security concerns of both sides. It offers a path to reconstruction and stability for Gaza while demanding the removal of the military apparatus that Israel views as an existential threat.
This formal consent from Israel has raised expectations for a breakthrough. The international community is now channeling all its diplomatic energy into securing a similar commitment from Hamas, hoping to finally bring this devastating chapter to a close.