Who will run Gaza after the war? Israel? Hamas? The UN?
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WASHINGTON — Pressure from numerous fronts, domestic and international, is building on Israel to end the war in Gaza.
The International Court of Justice, Arab and European leaders, angry Israeli citizens and segments of the Biden administration are calling for an urgent cease-fire as part of an initial step toward determining the future of the devastated, impoverished coastal enclave.
But what happens then?
Here’s a rundown of some of the plans being floated for the endgame in Gaza and their prospects for success.
Israeli annexation or settlement?
Some of Israel’s most right-wing politicians are calling for the annexation of parts of the Gaza Strip.
They advocate building Jewish settlements in Gaza that would dot and break up contiguous Palestinian communities. In other words, Gaza would , where around half a million Israeli Jews live in heavily guarded enclaves, using their own roadways and farmland in settlements most of the world considers illegal under
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