Scepticism and hope: Gaza reacts to Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’

New storm to hit Gaza, piling on suffering for thousands of displaced
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Following a ceasefire in Gaza, the U.S. announced a "second phase" involving demilitarization, technocratic governance, and reconstruction overseen by an international "Board of Peace" chaired by President Trump. The initiative aims to establish a new Palestinian administration. However, Palestinians in Gaza express skepticism, citing past experiences where external decisions failed to address their realities. They worry that the board will be unable to resolve the ongoing crises stemming from the war, blockade, and occupation, including displacement and limited access to essential services. Gazans desire a return to pre-war conditions but question whether the new board can deliver tangible improvements to their daily lives.
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AI-ExtractedAli Shaath will head the Palestinian technocratic committee that will manage daily life.
The new phase is about moving from ceasefire to demilitarization, technocratic governance, and reconstruction.
People want to be part of the process of creating the future, not only to accept the implementation of decisions that have already been made.
A lot of political decisions are distant from the reality faced in Gaza.
Israel continues to conduct occasional attacks, with more than 442 Palestinians killed in the three months since October 10.
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