Gaza’s ‘phase two’ from a distance: Why hope still feels out of reach

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Following announcements of a "phase two" ceasefire and a new "Board of Peace" to oversee Gaza's post-war governance, Palestinians in Gaza remain skeptical. The announcements, made in January 2026, detail plans for reconstruction and stability managed by a technocratic committee led by Dr. Ali Shaath. However, residents express doubt due to the continued destruction, lack of accountability, and inclusion of individuals perceived as supportive of Israel on the board. The reality on the ground includes ruined buildings, grieving families, and ongoing safety concerns due to drone activity and air attacks. Many feel disconnected from the proposed plans, as daily life remains unchanged despite the announced ceasefire.
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