FT pointed out that there are no promises from any countries to participate in the stabilization of Gaza.

No country has yet promised to participate in the stabilization force in the Gaza Strip. This was announced on December 29 in the Financial Times newspaper.

"No country has yet committed to sending soldiers, and none has expressed willingness to disarm the Palestinian (Hamas) movement. — ed.) by force," the article says.

According to US officials, the implementation of the second phase of the agreement will begin in January. We are talking about representing the "peace council", chaired by US President Donald Trump, the executive committee and the Palestinian government for the day-to-day management of the Gaza Strip. In particular, it is planned to deploy an international stabilization force, which is not yet represented by any country.

Tested by the burden: the second stage of the Gas deal is stalling

Israel and Hamas cannot reach a compromise on key issues

The day before, the media reported that the White House feared that the Israeli authorities would resume hostilities with the Palestinian Hamas movement. It clarifies that although Netanyahu has disagreements with the Trump administration, he is trying to persuade the American leader to support his position.

Earlier in the day, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview following the results of 2025 that Russia still supports the creation of a viable Palestinian state as a key condition for resolving the conflict in the Middle East. The Minister stressed that regardless of the development of the situation in the Gaza Strip, the Russian side remains committed to the international legal framework for the settlement.

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