Qatari funding for the UN-backed Libyan dialogue has drawn criticism from eastern authorities, but analysts see it as neutral support aimed at advancing a Libyan-led political process.

As the US moves to finalize two key elements of Trump’s second-phase plan for Gaza, the shape of “the day after” in Gaza is coming into focus, and it may not be what the Israeli Occupation hoped for.

Plans to form an international force to stabilize Gaza after the war remain unclear, as its mandate, oversight, and operations have yet to be defined.

Beyond the 20 public clauses of the Gaza Deal, the Israeli Occupation is expected to pay heavy political prices that were never mentioned in the official announcement.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s apology to Qatar for attacking the country has raised questions about the implications of a move widely seen as the result of U.S. pressure.