hello, welcome to bbc news now. three hours of fast moving news, interviews and reaction. as the war in gaza continues, one unanswered question is, what will happen when it ends? one unanswered question is, the israeli defence minister, yoav gallant, hasjust outlined his plan which will be presented to the war cabinet. it s not official government policy, but it does give an indication of what the senior israeli leadership might be thinking. under yoav galla nt s four corner proposals, hamas would no longer control gaza and israel would retain overall security control. a multinational force would take charge of rebuilding. neighbouring egypt would take on an unspecified role. but gaza would be run by palestinians, as long as they are not hostile towards israel. it s not clear who those palestinians might be, if anyone would take on that role, or if the people of gaza would be willing to accept it. the proposals are also a long way from the two state solution, with an independent pale
in the middle east, where israel s defence minister has been outlining his plans for gaza, once its war with hamas is over. it comes almost three months after hamas s deadly october the 7th attacks on southern israel, which triggered the conflict. under yoav galla nt s four corner proposals, hamas would no longer control gaza and israel would retain overall security control. a multi nationalforce would take charge of rebuilding gaza, after its widespread destruction in israeli bombing. neighbouring egypt would also have an unspecified role under the plan. but gaza would be run by palestinian bodies, as long as they were not hostile towards israel. fighting in gaza has continued alongside the plan s publication. the hamas run health ministry says that dozens of people have been killed in the past 2a hours. here s the view of mara rudman, a former senior us national security official,