Today we talk about building and rebuilding. To start, in the Terres de l'Ebre.

Of the 20 points of the call Trump plan to end the Gaza war, number 15 establishes that the "United States will work with its Arab and international partners to develop an International Stabilization Force (ISF) to be deployed immediately in Gaza." The idea has been circulating among foreign ministries in the region for some time—the Arab League formally proposed it last May—and it has been leaked to the press that its composition is one of the topics of discussion in the negotiations in Sharm al-Sheikh, Egypt. Its existence responds to the shared vision between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu that neither Hamas nor the Palestinian National Authority should be responsible for Gaza's security once the Israeli army withdraws from the Strip.