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International newspapers and sites dealt with the Israeli plan to distribute aid in the Gaza Strip, and Israel’s concerns about the US administration’s movements in light of the upcoming round of President Donald Trump in the region, in addition to the American -Iranian negotiations.
A report in the French newspaper “Le Monde” warned of catastrophic results of the Israeli plan to distribute aid in the Gaza Strip, and this is based on continuous warnings from relief organizations that the plan is not practical and cannot be applied in Gaza.
The report warned that Israel, in addition to its violations in the Gaza Strip, is evaluated from responsibility and delegates special security companies to carry out dangerous tasks illegally in the sector, with the absence of mechanisms to hold its workers accountable in the event of any kind of violations.
The “Times of Israel” newspaper dealt with reports that “the United States withdraws its demand to disarm the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) as part of the ceasefire agreement, and considering it to call Israel to remove Hamas fighters from Gaza unrealistic, and also excluding Washington the possibility of more force in the liberation of the prisoners.”
The Israeli newspaper commented that “the reports come amid Israeli concern about the moves taken by the recent President Trump administration, including concluding an agreement with the Ansar Allah group (the Houthis) in Yemen, with fears that Washington may agree to an agreement with Iran that preserves its nuclear program.”
For his part, an article on the “Israel Hume” website spoke about increasing concern in Israel that Trump will focus during his upcoming tour in the Middle East on strengthening American interests in the first place, and the article refers to great concern even within the circle near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the inability to predict the following steps for Trump at a time when he talks about the close of announcing new surprises.
An agreement with Iran
On another topic, the American newspaper “The New York Times” wrote that the United States will collide with the same dilemma during the next round of negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program, although reports are talking about achieving breakthroughs.
According to the newspaper, the Trump administration is able to reach a better agreement than expected if it expresses more flexibility according to the principle of “offering more to obtain more”, as “New York Times” – may give Iran to grant an exemption from all economic sanctions in exchange for imposing more restrictions for an unspecified period of its nuclear program.
An article in the National Interest magazine does not rule out a transformation of nuclear reactors into more attractive military targets in future conflicts, which threatens with severe consequences that exceed the parties to the conflict, as stated in the article, which mentions an example of this threats to target Iran’s nuclear facilities and the risks that may result from all the peoples of the region.
The article concluded that there is no reason to believe that nuclear stations will not be a target in the coming wars.