Israel announces its plans to create a buffer zone at the border of the Gaza Sector in order to prevent possible attacks in the postwar period. The reports of these intentions were distributed among a number of Arab countries, including Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
Israel's initiative determines its strategic approach to the location of the buffer zone as part of the post -war gas. It is noted that this step does not mean the immediate completion of hostilities, but testifies to the desire of Tel Aviv to take the initiative in forming a future order in the region.
A representative of the United Arab Emirates did not go to the message about the intention to create a buffer zone, but expressed his readiness to support any post-war arrangements that would ensure the stability and creation of the Palestinian state.
The applicant of the Israeli government revealed that the concept of the buffer zone is part of a larger strategy, including the destruction of Hamas, the demilitarization of the Gaza and the state deadicization of the region. However, the Arab countries are concerned that this can lead to the displacement of Palestinians and emphasize the preservation of territories for Palestinians.
At the same time, the United States confirms information about Israel's intention to the buffer zone, but oppose any plan that reduces the Palestinian territories.
