O FUTURO DA FAIXA DE GAZA - Professor HOC

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Quem vai garantir a paz em Gaza? Neste vídeo, explico o que mudou após o acordo e por que a questão segue em aberto: dos EUA instalando um centro de coordenação civil-militar em Kiryat Gat — perto o bastante para operar, longe o bastante para não parecer ocupação — às conversas sobre uma Força Internacional de Estabilização (ISF) que teria de conciliar três missões que raramente combinam: pacificação, reconstrução e contenção do Hamas. Mostro os dilemas centrais: ninguém quer combater o Hamas; Israel rejeita “presenças sem poder”; EUA, França e Reino Unido falam em força multinacional armada; Egito e Jordânia preferem treinar e policiar; Catar e Turquia pesam seu papel de mediadores e aliados; europeus dividem posições; Indonésia acena com tropas, mas tudo fica condicionado ao desarmamento — improvável — do Hamas. Analiso ainda propostas de “duas zonas” em Gaza, as exigências de segurança de Israel, o cálculo político dos países árabes e o risco de reativar o conflito com ataques aéreos se o grupo não entregar as armas. No fim, deixo o veredito: sem um mecanismo crível de desarmamento, uma autoridade palestina legítima e uma coalizão disposta a assumir riscos reais, a ISF permanece no papel e o próximo ciclo de violência continua à espreita. Comente: que arranjo você considera viável — e quem toparia pagar o custo político e militar?

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