Comfort Ero
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
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It has been constructive, which is why I said that we have to avoid falling into the negative camp in understanding a number of the deal making that we've seen.
We've seen surprisingly new openings.
I think the concern for us, Ian, is whether any of these processes stick together.
That's a good question.
And as I speak to you, I'm trying to think and it's not that I don't think any of them can stick.
I think the careful choreography and making sure that behind the deal making of President Trump is,
and the potential openings that he has, that you have the appropriate cast of characters ready to come in to fill the vacuum.
Because, you know, I think one of the obvious points that I'm seeing in my observation is that
the theatrics the immediate um sort of desire to say i have put forward a piece still being able to convert that into something more sustainable there's a lot of uncertainty and a lot of unpredictability about how we're going to get that to stick so you talked about gaza i think there are three things that are a bit worrying right now there's a real fear that
And it's a warning that we gave that we may enter a situation where we are stuck in phase one and that getting to the more difficult issues around governance and around who provides the continuing sort of transitional interim government within Gaza, getting there is going to be very difficult.
We may not get there.
And so we're going to be stuck in this limbo of our no war, no peace situation.
And in essence, a scenario that may be welcomed by certain actors, but doesn't address the livelihood concerns of the millions of Gazans that are going to be stuck in that limbo.
how you get the constitution of the Board of Peace, real concerns about when that is going to happen, the technical committee where you'll see more Palestinians involved in that process, how we're going to get there, and then the team that is going to be
involved in the day-to-day monitoring, because you can't imagine that heads of states are going to be monitoring this every day, so there's that middle layer in between.
Getting all of that worked out, Ian, making sure that you address the day-to-day conditions of Garzons, and then on top of that, who is going to provide the international forces for the international stabilisation force?
Who wants to go into a setting where there are still concerns, addressing the concerns of international
Israel around the decommissioning of the Hamas fighters, how you construct a peace force in that situation.
These are hard questions that still need to be addressed.
It's not done.
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