Israel Seeks Buffer Zone in Post-War Gaza, Informs Arab States

Israel has informed several Arab states, including Egypt, Jordan, UAE, and Saudi Arabia, about its plans to establish a buffer zone on the Palestinian side of Gaza's border as part of its proposals for the enclave after the war ends. The buffer zone aims to prevent future attacks and is part of Israel's broader security plans for Gaza. Arab states, along with the United States, oppose any move that reduces Palestinian land. Israel's offensive in Gaza has killed over 1,500 people, and while the buffer zone idea is being examined, its depth and location are still uncertain.