Gaza Negotiations: Projection Points to Initial Practical Steps Within a 90-Day Horizon

Gaza Negotiations: Projection Points to Initial Practical Steps Within a 90-Day Horizon

Expectations depend on effective cooperation between the parties and progress on commitments regarding demilitarization and infrastructure in the region.

As diplomatic efforts and international talks advance under the mediation of envoys and peace councils, new timeline projections are entering the radar of strategic discussions for the future of the Gaza Strip.

In this context, negotiator and envoy Jared Kushner publicly estimated that, provided there is effective cooperation and the commitments begin to materialize, the first practical steps—such as the initial removal of weaponry and the sealing of sections of tunnels—could begin to be observed within a 30 to 90-day horizon.

The progress of this schedule is contingent upon the effectiveness of the new working groups established to oversee the security transition and the concrete response of those involved regarding the demilitarization points demanded during the negotiations.

International experts and observers emphasize that meeting this timeline will directly depend on maintaining channels of dialogue and the rigor of verification mechanisms implemented by the international community.