Washington extinguishes the fire while Netanyahu blows on its ashes.

Intensive American movements are underway to solidify Trump's plan, which Netanyahu seeks to collapse in hopes of returning to a genocide war. A war that Netanyahu does not want to stop, but rather wants to continue indefinitely; were it not for American pressure and President Trump's decision, it would not have ceased. His need for its continuation is an urgent necessity to remain at the head of the government, maintaining his coalition with Ben Gvir and Smotrich. Therefore, American movements and mediators do not stop; rather, they are intensifying these days, as Vice President Trump will arrive on a tour preceded by Tikvah, Kushner, and the head of Egyptian intelligence. All these movements aim to prevent Netanyahu from taking any step that could ignite the situation again and undermine all international and Arab efforts made to end the war permanently and begin reconstruction and lifting the siege.
In the meantime, people in Gaza are still waiting for what the coming days may bring them; they have not felt anything tangible on the ground, except that the pace of bombing has decreased, along with the number of martyrs and injured. However, they are living in difficult conditions in tents, needing a lot of security and safety amid the harsh reality left by the genocide war, which has left them exposed to the scorching sun and the pain of memories of all they lost and all they once were. At the same time, they need an immediate start to the reconstruction of schools, hospitals, health centers, and homes, everything that the war machine has destroyed, which left nothing in Gaza.
This is the urgent necessity that mandates the implementation of all stages, and that the matter does not remain dependent on Netanyahu's exposed intentions, as he seeks to collapse Trump's plan and thwart it to return once again to war.
Netanyahu can do this if American pressure guaranteeing the plan recedes, and if President Trump relaxes his pressures and steps, and this is seemingly what Trump has understood through his advisors and mediators, which is why we find him sending his vice president back to the region.
What is hoped for today is to thwart what Netanyahu is planning, which is reflected in the ability of the parties to translate promises into actions, and not to slacken in implementing the plan, prioritizing the interests of the Palestinian people in Gaza. Gaza can no longer bear to wait any longer, and any retreat from the path of stopping the genocide will only mean more pain and suffering for a people exhausted by wars.