Western diplomats float comprehensive peace plan for Gaza, which ambitiously aims to end conflict, prevent regional escalation, and address multiple Middle East tensions.

In a covert meeting in Abu Dhabi, Israel, the U.S., and the UAE discussed postwar Gaza plans, amid growing international pressure for a viable management strategy for the region.

The Biden administration prepares to unveil its comprehensive vision for Gaza's postwar management.

According to Kann 11 News reporter Roi Kais, the meeting between the Emirati Foreign Minister and Abu Mazen's adviser was indeed tense.

Kann 11 news reporter Roi Kais reports that European diplomats are skeptical of Biden's plan to establish a temporary port near the Gaza coast to directly aid Gazan civilians. The UAE, on the other hand, is enthusiastic.

The UAE Defense Ministry announced it was joining a multinational effort to airdrop aid to directly reach Gazan civilians in need.

The airdrop is part of a joint effort involving Israel, the US, UAE, Jordan, Egypt, and France.

In the shadow of the ceasefire, Israel and the US discussed the possibility of deporting thousands of terrorists abroad in order to shorten the fighting in Gaza. The parties proposed that a new organization be established in the Strip to be managed by Saudi Arabia and the Emirates.

Saudi Arabia and other gulf states will be increasing aid to civilians in Gaza, including a field hospital and supplies for shelters.