Peloni: Kushner previously suggested a timeline which would have Hamas disarmed within a month and yet nearly a month has passed and not a single gun has been collected. Proof lies in the proving and Kushner once again has failed to do more than offer failed promises in place of concrete actions, while distracting the public with descriptions of Israelis as being a little irrational, which risks undervaluing the work of those in Israel who are trying to help Gazans who want to leave.
Rather than promising disarmament that will never materialized, Kushner’s negotiating efforts might be better directed towards helping Gazans who want to relocate to actually do so. Indeed if the goal is to find a better future for the Gazans it would warrant US support to help move them outside of a city-wide war zone. Hence, it is worth asking why U.S. support for the movement of Gazans has been intentionally withheld. International law treats forced displacement as a war crime, but it is equally worth considering whether forcibly keeping people inside a war zone—where they are exploited by a recognized terror group as human shields—deserves the same scrutiny.
A constructive path forward would see US backing for Ben Gvir‘s proposal for voluntary emigration from Gaza, incorporating Avi Abelow‘s suggestion of shortening the timeline from seven years to as quickly as logistically possible, while also leaving Israel free to fulfill the terms of the 20-Point Plan and eliminate the still armed Hamas.
Trump envoy acknowledges extreme militarization of Gaza Strip under Hamas
| All Israel News | Published: September 7, 2026
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu review the U.S. peace plan for Gaza with Jared Kushner, Monday, September 29, 2025. Photo by The White House – Flickr, Public Domain, Wikipedia
U.S. President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and peace envoy, Jared Kushner, said on Sunday that Israel is being “a little irrational in certain regards” over the situation in Gaza.
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