Middle East: With the renewed discussions about negotiations between the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas and the Israeli entity, Saudi Arabia is once again promoting the vision of having international forces in Gaza. 

This was highlighted by Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan during a Thursday evening discussion session at the European Council on Foreign Relations meetings in Madrid. He stated that his country supports the deployment of an international force in Gaza, under a UN resolution, to support the Palestinian Authority in taking responsibility in Gaza.

Although the leaders of the Israeli entity are no longer able to impose their vision of governance in Gaza the day after the war, observers have confirmed that Saudi Arabia's renewed promotion of this vision indicates that it will be the one currently proposed in the negotiations between Hamas and the Israeli entity. This is after it has been agreed upon between Washington and Tel Aviv, considering that this vision will reshape Gaza according to the desires of the Israeli entity and Washington.

However, according to observers, the shaping of Gaza the day after the war will not come according to the wishes of Tel Aviv and Washington. This is confirmed by the statement issued by the Palestinian resistance factions in response to the Saudi Foreign Ministry, which affirmed their rejection of any plans to deploy international forces in Gaza and that they would consider these forces as occupation forces and would treat them as such.

Observers say that the reality on the ground in Gaza and the expansion of war fronts from the Gaza Strip to other theaters in Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq confirms that the Palestinian resistance will decide the situation in Gaza. They also emphasize that the day after the war will only come with the complete withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from Gaza, and without this, there will never be a day after the war in Gaza.