The occupation's ambassador to the United Nations: Gaza's future is being cooked up in the White House, and its conditions are the removal of Hamas.

The ambassador of the occupation at the United Nations revealed the existence of "intensive work" within the White House to finalize the "next day" plan for the war in the Gaza Strip, confirming that any future for the sector depends on the release of the detainees and completely removing Hamas from the scene.

These statements come to emphasize the utmost importance that the U.S. administration places on the future of the besieged sector, as this issue is set to be the main item on the agenda for the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and the Prime Minister of the occupation, Benjamin Netanyahu.

According to the radio report, the occupation's vision for the "next day" is clear and defined by two non-negotiable conditions: First, the release of all detainees in the Gaza Strip. Second, ensuring that Hamas does not remain in any position of authority or influence within the sector.