Governing Gaza After the War: The Israeli Perspectives

Earlier discussions tended to be based on a “day a er,” in which ghting would stop, Israel would withdraw, humanitarian conditions would impro e, displaced families would return, and local go ernance structures would be devised or repaired. But key actors—Palestinian, Israeli, regional, and global—have staked out very different, o en antagonistic positions on critical questions. e Carnegie Endowment for International Peace’s Middle East Program has asked a group of experts to present how the issues look om various perspectives. We in ited them to focus not simply on what they think are ideal answers but on what answers they think are emerging or likely to emerge.