US President Biden presented a new plan to resolve the conflict between Israel and Hamas

On May 31, US President Joe Biden made a speech in which he presented a new comprehensive plan to resolve the conflict in the Middle East. In his speech, he designated a three -phase process that should lead to the long -term world in the region.

The first phase includes a six -week ceasefire, which will be accompanied by the exchange of hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid for the injured areas.

In the second phase, a complete cessation of hostilities and the beginning of negotiations between the conflicting parties is expected. Biden emphasized the importance of supporting the international community of these negotiations and his participation in ensuring the implementation of the agreements reached. According to the president, the United States is ready to provide the necessary diplomatic and material support to achieve these goals.

The third phase provides for a large -scale restoration of gases and other injured areas. Biden noted that this will require significant financing and coordination of the efforts of international organizations and donor countries. He also emphasized the need to develop long -term economic and social programs that will help restore normal life in the region and prevent further conflicts. The president urged Hamas to accept the proposed conditions and begin the process of peaceful settlement.

In early May, Baiden promised to stop the supply of weapons to Israel if he begins a major military operation in Rafakh in the south of the Gaza sector. The Israeli army began it a few days after this statement.