加沙战争结束“那一天”的优先事项

　　Two weeks ago, the United Arab Emirates took a group of seriously injured children and some cancer patients from the Gaza Strip to Abu Dhabi, according to an article published by Lana Nusseibeh, former UAE representative to the United Nations. Financial Times newspaper.

　　Lana Nusseibeh explained: It was the eighteenth mission we carried out to alleviate the humanitarian disaster in Gaza in the last nine months. We also transported nearly 39,000 tons of emergency supplies, installed six water desalination plants, installed a floating hospital to treat the wounded, and established a field hospital. The UAE, in collaboration with our partners, has always been at the forefront of operations to alleviate suffering in Gaza.

　　He added: With around 40,000 people dead and 90,000 others injured, according to Palestinian officials, it is clear that a ceasefire and the release of all hostages and prisoners is essential - something we consistently advocated during our presidency of the United Nations Security Council. which was recently completed. We express our full support for the mediation efforts by Egypt, Qatar and the US.

　　Since the international community is studying how to deal with the post-conflict period in Gaza, the EAC has made it clear that the goal cannot be to return to the situation that existed before October 7. Any effort towards "the day after" must fundamentally change the course of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to establish a Palestinian State that lives in peace and security with the State of Israel. Our collective response to the horrors of war and occupation must lead to a lasting and just peace, says Lana Nusseibeh.

　　Lana Nusseibeh says: Therefore, we must pursue a joint strategy capable of breaking the cycle of violence in Gaza and laying the foundations for a different future for both Israel and Palestine. The first step in this effort is the deployment of an interim international mission to address the humanitarian crisis, establish law and order, establish the foundations of governance, and pave the way for the unification of Gaza and the occupied West Bank under a legitimate Palestinian Authority. .

　　It adds: A temporary international mission focusing on these four priorities may be an essential part of a broader strategy to help the Palestinian people achieve their legitimate national ambition to establish a state through meaningful negotiations.

　　A temporary international presence in Gaza can only be established at the formal invitation of the Palestinian Authority. This must come from a government led by a new prime minister with the power, credibility and independence, who is willing to tackle the necessary reforms to improve governance conditions for all Palestinians, and who is able to take responsibility for rebuilding. Former representatives of the United Nations Organization of the UAE, in an article in the Financial Times newspaper.

　　Lana Nusseibeh explained: For these efforts to bear fruit, Israel, as the occupying power, must fulfill its role. Gaza cannot be restored if it continues to live under siege. It cannot be rebuilt unless the legitimate Palestinian Authority is allowed to assume its responsibilities. No effort will succeed if settlement construction, violence and incitement to violence continue to escalate in the occupied West Bank.

　　This mission will require the full and continuous support of all relevant actors committed to peace. With the different skills and resources at our disposal, each of us can play a critical role in this process. Countries in the region can and should contribute effectively and on a large scale, because peace between Palestinians and Israelis is primarily in our interest, according to Lana Nusseibeh.

　　He added: Along with regional actors, US leadership remains essential in efforts to recapture Gaza or revive prospects for peace. America's strong and explicit commitment to a two-state solution, support for Palestinian reforms and Israeli cooperation, as well as support for the international mission we propose to expand, are critical factors for success.

　　He explained: If stability and recovery in the post-conflict phase must depend on a ceasefire, there must also be a strict monitoring system to enforce the terms of the ceasefire.

　　Finally, in order to activate an effective humanitarian response plan that will initiate the process of Gaza recovery, an interim international mission cannot and should not seek to replace the United Nations or act as a substitute for its agencies on the ground. On the contrary, it must cooperate with the United Nations system and do everything in its power to strengthen its resources and fulfill its mandate, according to Lana Nusseibeh.

　　Lana Nusseibeh concluded as follows: Beyond the illusions, we know that moving forward with this effort will be very difficult. However, thanks to our long experience in this conflict, we are confident that the majority of Israelis and Palestinians want peace. We believe that the mission to achieve the desired stability and recovery is the way to exit the conflict and achieve these goals.