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Abbas proposes a 12-point plan for Gaza's governance post-war, advocating for the Palestinian Authority to take control and emphasizing the need for a complete Israeli withdrawal from the territory.

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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has proposed a 12-point plan for the governance of Gaza following the ongoing conflict, advocating for the Palestinian Authority to assume control of the territory. He emphasized the necessity of a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, rejecting any notion of buffer zones or territorial seizures by Israel.

In his recent address at the UN General Assembly, Abbas condemned the United States for its support of Israel during the war and called for an end to arms supplies to Israel. He outlined a vision for post-war Gaza that includes the Palestinian Authority’s governance as part of a future Palestinian state. Abbas’s proposal underscores the urgency for an international peace conference under UN auspices and reiterates his commitment to a two-state solution. The speech also highlighted the significant toll of the conflict, with over 41,000 casualties reported in Gaza, and criticized the US for obstructing ceasefire efforts at the UN Security Council.

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