Peace Council committed to finding countries to absorb students and patients from Gaza

Israel has received a commitment from the Peace Council to find countries that will absorb students and patients from Gaza, according to a document published this morning on Kan News. The document, transferred by the Peace Council and the United States, includes a request for Israel to create a travel plan for students and a broad evacuation of Gazan patients. Last week it was reported that Israel opposes the plan. A diplomatic source said the process will end without weapons factories or tunnels, but an Israeli source claimed that full demilitarization is a precondition. Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey are pressuring Hamas to sign the agreement.

Israel has received a commitment from the Peace Council to find countries around the world that will absorb students and patients from Gaza, according to a document published this morning (Monday) on the program "This Morning" on Kan News, Reshet Bet. The document, transferred by the Peace Council and the United States, includes a request for Israel to create a travel plan for students from Gaza and also a broad evacuation of Gazan patients abroad. Last week it was reported on Kan News that Israel opposes the plan promoted by the Peace Council in talks with Hamas. A diplomatic source said that this is a process at the end of which there will be no weapons factories or tunnels in Gaza, but an Israeli source claimed that full demilitarization is a precondition. A foreign source involved in negotiations with Hamas said that Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey are pressuring Hamas to sign the agreement on the table, which also includes the handover of weapons in its possession. The Egyptians, according to that foreign source, are exerting the greatest pressure among the three countries.