Summary
A new "Board of Peace" has been announced to oversee post-war governance in Gaza, named by the White House. Despite the official announcement of "phase two" of the ceasefire, people in Gaza remain skeptical and struggle with ongoing instability and destruction. The hope for peace is overshadowed by everyday challenges and the lack of tangible changes on the ground.
Key Facts
- A "Board of Peace" was announced to manage post-war governance in Gaza.
- The committee will be led by Dr. Ali Shaath, a former Palestinian official.
- There is mistrust among Palestinians about the committee due to some members' previous support for Israel.
- Many areas in Gaza remain destroyed, and residents lack confidence in the announced plans.
- Life in Gaza is still marked by drone activity and the risk of Israeli air attacks.
- People in Gaza feel that official announcements do not match their daily realities.
- The term "phase two" is viewed by locals as disconnected from their continued experiences of insecurity and trouble.
