For the first time since its establishment: A delegation from Trump's 'Peace Council' heads to Gaza

Informed media sources revealed intensive diplomatic movements led by the international 'Peace Council' to enter the Gaza Strip in the coming days. This step is the first of its kind since the council's establishment at the beginning of this year under direct directives from US President Donald Trump, with the visit aiming to assess the field situation and begin implementing a new political vision for the Strip.

Reports indicated that Nikolay Mladenov, whom Trump tasked with heading the council, has submitted an official request to the Israeli army command to secure and coordinate the delegation's entry. This move comes as part of Washington's efforts to impose a new political and security reality coinciding with ongoing regional transformations, amidst anticipation of what this first field visit will yield.

In a related context, sources quoted officials in the council as emphasizing the necessity of disarming Palestinian factions in Gaza as a fundamental condition for stability. The officials pointed out that the operations targeting leaders of Hamas's military wing are classified within the council's strategic vision aimed at definitively ending armed manifestations in the Strip.

Mladenov had previously reviewed a detailed 15-point action plan aimed at implementing Trump's strategy in the region. This plan includes provisions related to restoring civil administration and forming a new security structure to ensure no return to military confrontations, with a focus on the role of international powers in the transitional phase.

Among the most prominent features of this plan is the arrangement for deploying a multinational 'international stabilization force' in various areas of the Gaza Strip to ensure the implementation of agreements. It is expected that the current visit of the Peace Council will be followed by another visit by representatives of this international force next month to finalize deployment plans and assigned tasks.

These movements indicate the United States' desire to increase its direct involvement in the Gaza Strip issue, especially with the de-escalation of confrontation on other regional fronts. The entry of the Peace Council delegation represents an initial indicator of a new phase of American political intervention that seeks to draw a different roadmap for the future of the Strip, away from previous traditional frameworks.

The council's administration considers the elimination of Hamas's military wing leaders a fundamental pillar in the future disarmament process of the movement.