2026-09-07T14:03:02-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
特朗普总统的特别特使贾里德·库什纳将饱受战争蹂躏的加沙地带重建工作进展停滞，直接归咎于以色列即将举行的大选。
以色列将于10月下旬举行选举，民调显示以色列总理本杰明·内塔尼亚胡与他的对手之间的竞争十分胶着。
“我们正在处理以色列国内的一些政治问题。我认为我们在最终状态问题上与他们达成了共识，”库什纳周日在基辅的一场会议上表示，当时他正就结束俄乌战争进行会谈。“他们正在进行一场疯狂的选举，这让他们在某些方面变得有点不理智。”
库什纳的此番言论是特朗普政府高级官员罕见地公开批评内塔尼亚胡领导的政府这位保守派以色列领导人的加沙政策。
美国推动解除加沙激进组织哈马斯武装、为这个遭受重创的巴勒斯坦飞地重建投资铺平道路的计划，因以色列与哈马斯在拟议路线图上存在分歧而陷入停滞。
近三年前哈马斯袭击以色列引发的战争摧毁了加沙大片地区。在以色列与哈马斯达成美国斡旋的停火协议一年后，许多巴勒斯坦人仍住在帐篷营地中。
作为特朗普总统女婿的库什纳没有详细说明以色列政府是如何阻碍加沙和平计划的。
“加沙问题已经有很长很长时间没有得到解决了。它基本上是由非政府组织和恐怖分子掌控的，”他说，并补充道，“现在我们有了推进的计划。”
一位了解相关情况的美国官员告诉哥伦比亚广播公司新闻，令华盛顿不满的问题之一是，以色列尚未为在加沙组建一支新警察部队提供必要的保障。这支警察部队是建立独立于哈马斯的安全架构所必需的，该架构可为由美国支持的新专家治国论政府进入加沙地带提供便利。该官员还表示，以色列也未能兑现承诺，未允许某些重建项目所需的材料进入加沙。
以色列总理办公室未回应置评请求。
负责推进美国和平计划的和平理事会高级外交官尼古拉·姆拉德诺夫在8月底向联合国发表的讲话中表示，以色列持续对加沙发动空袭，阻碍了哈马斯武装人员交出武器的进程。
“这只会推迟本应实现的非军事化进程，并阻碍本应启动的平民过渡进程，以确保未来不会再次出现军事化，”姆拉德诺夫说道。
自去年10月达成停火协议以来，以色列几乎每天都在加沙继续发动空袭。以色列方面称，这些空袭旨在防止对其士兵的迫在眉睫的威胁，并挫败哈马斯重整旗鼓、重新武装的企图。以色列还在继续开展行动，处决那些参与2023年10月7日哈马斯袭击以色列事件的人员，此次袭击引发了随后的战争。
这位了解相关情况的美国官员表示，尽管以色列有权捍卫其在加沙的军队，但美国官员认为以色列的一些空袭行动超出了自卫范围，加剧了该飞地的不安全局势。
和平理事会于8月谈判达成的和平计划要求哈马斯逐步解除武装，同时以色列逐步从其在加沙控制的领土上撤军。自停火协议生效以来，以色列已经控制了加沙超过一半的领土。
上个月，内塔尼亚胡否决了该计划，称在哈马斯“真正解除武装”之前，以色列不会进行任何撤军。
以色列官员表示怀疑，除非以色列保持对哈马斯的全部影响力，包括在加沙境内的军事存在，否则哈马斯不会交出所有武器。
哈马斯已经同意了美国支持的这项计划，但拒绝采取任何解除武装的步骤。该组织表示，以色列未能履行停火协议中承诺的义务。
U.S. envoy Jared Kushner attributes the lack of progress on Gaza to upcoming Israeli elections: “Makes them a little irrational”
2026-09-07T14:03:02-0400 / CBS News
President Trump’s special envoy Jared Kushner directly linked the lack of progress on the rehabilitation of the war-torn Gaza Strip to upcoming Israeli elections.
Israel will hold elections in late October, and polls show it is a tight race between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his opponents.
“We’re working through some political issues in Israel. I think we agree with them on the end state,” said Kushner, who was speaking at a conference on Sunday in Kyiv, where he was holding talks to end the Russia-Ukraine war. “They just have a crazy election, and that makes them a little irrational in certain regards.”
Kushner’s remarks are a rare and candid criticism of Netanyahu’s government by a senior Trump administration official over the conservative Israeli leader’s Gaza policy.
U.S. efforts to advance plans to disarm Gaza militant group Hamas and open the way for investment into rebuilding the devastated Palestinian enclave have stalled amid disagreements with Israel and Hamas about the proposed roadmap.
Large parts of Gaza were destroyed during the war sparked by Hamas’ attack on Israel nearly three years ago. Many Palestinians are still living in tent encampments a year after Israel and Hamas agreed to a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
Kushner, who is Mr. Trump’s son-in-law, did not elaborate on how the Israeli government is impeding the Gaza peace plan.
“Gaza has not worked for a very, very long time. It was basically built by NGOs and terrorists,” he said, adding, “Now we have a plan to go forward.”
A U.S. official familiar with the matter told CBS News one of the issues irking Washington is that Israel had not given guarantees needed to set up a new police force in Gaza. That police force is needed to create a security architecture independent of Hamas that could facilitate the entry into the Strip of a new technocratic government backed by Washington. Israel is also not meeting its commitments to allow in materials needed for certain reconstruction projects, the official said.
The Israeli prime minister’s office did not respond to a request for comment.
Nickolay Mladenov, a senior diplomat on the Board of Peace, tasked with advancing the U.S. peace plan, said in remarks to the United Nations in late August that Israel’s continued airstrikes in Gaza impede getting Hamas’ fighters to give up their weapons.
“It only delays the demilitarization that would happen, and it obstructs the civilian transition that should take place to ensure that remilitarization will not be possible in the future,” Mladenov said.
Israel has continued to carry out near-daily airstrikes in Gaza since agreeing to a ceasefire in October. Israel says the strikes are aimed at preventing imminent threats to its soldiers and to foil efforts by Hamas to regroup and rearm. Israel has also continued an operation to kill those who participated in the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks by Hamas into Israel that sparked the subsequent war.
While Israel retains the right to defend its troops in Gaza, U.S. officials see some of the Israeli airstrikes as going beyond that scope and perpetuating insecurity in the enclave, said the U.S. official familiar with the matter.
The peace plan negotiated by the Board of Peace in August calls for Hamas to gradually disarm while Israel simultaneously gradually withdraws from territory it controls in Gaza. Israel has controlled over half of Gaza’s territory since the start of the ceasefire.
Last month, Netanyahu rejected that plan, saying Israel would not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is “genuinely disarmed.”
Israeli officials have expressed doubt that Hamas would relinquish all of its weapons unless Israel keeps the whole of its leverage over the group, including its military presence inside Gaza.
Hamas has agreed to the U.S.-backed plan but has resisted any steps to disarm. The group says Israel has failed to hold up its side of the bargain of the ceasefire.
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