Mladenov in "Kiryat Gat": US-International Coordination to Implement Trump's Post-War Plan in Gaza

Mladenov, with his previous experience as UN Coordinator for the peace process, is seen as a pivotal figure capable of communicating with all parties.

Sources reported that Nikolay Mladenov, Director-General of the "Peace Council" concerned with the Gaza Strip, conducted a field visit to the US Civil-Military Coordination Center in the city of "Kiryat Gat" in the southern occupation, as part of preparations for the post-ceasefire phase.

Mladenov's tour, for which he was chosen by the administration of President Donald Trump, aims for direct coordination with international teams to implement the provisions of the American plan, which is based on several main axes:

Humanitarian Relief: Accelerating the entry of aid through border crossings.

Rafah Crossing: Paving the way for the full or partial opening of the crossing in the coming days under joint international-American supervision.

Administration and Reconstruction: Discussing mechanisms for forming a "temporary Palestinian technocratic administration," and issues of disarmament and reconstruction.

The coordination center in "Kiryat Gat," established in October 2025 under US-"Israeli" agreements, is the main nerve center for managing civil and military efforts related to the Strip. The center includes representatives from countries participating in the "Peace Council," where it is responsible for monitoring truck movements and distributing aid to ensure the smooth flow of relief operations.

Mladenov, with his previous experience as UN Coordinator for the peace process, is seen as a pivotal figure capable of communicating with all parties. He is relied upon in the current phase to be a "link" between Washington, Tel Aviv, and the Palestinian National Committee responsible for managing Gaza, to ensure the implementation of the American vision for stability in the region.