Pitfalls loom as Trump's Gaza peace plan enters second phase
Summary
President Donald Trump has started the second phase of a peace plan for Gaza, but many challenges remain. The plan requires groups like Hamas in Gaza to disarm, and it is unclear who will govern Gaza if Hamas steps down.Key Facts
- President Trump's plan for peace in Gaza has entered its second phase.
- Hamas and other groups in Gaza must agree to disarm under this plan.
- If Hamas does not disarm, there could be serious consequences, according to a U.S. special envoy.
- So far, Hamas refuses to give up its weapons.
- Israeli forces might not completely withdraw from Gaza.
- The ceasefire in Gaza has been fragile, with both sides accusing each other of violations.
- A new government of technocrats is planned to govern Gaza, with no role for Hamas.
- The Board of Peace will oversee the plan, with President Trump as chairman.
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