Gaza One Year After Trump's Plan
The article discusses Trump's plan to end the Gaza crisis through disarmament of Hamas and the rebuilding of the sector. The second phase of the plan has begun, which includes disarming the movement, a complete withdrawal by Israel, and the administration of Gaza by a Palestinian authority under international supervision. Although Hamas has agreed to disarm, the plan remains phased and integrated, with Israel continuing daily attacks on the strip, controlling about two-thirds of its territories. Reconstruction efforts remain limited, and Palestinians face catastrophic humanitarian conditions. So far, Hamas's disarmament has not been fully implemented, nor has an international stability force been established. The situation continues to fluctuate between ongoing escalation and limited aid, amid political disagreements over Gaza's future and the likelihood of forced displacement.
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