Israel has once again escalated tensions, threatening to resume its military assault on Gaza if Hamas does not comply with its demands regarding hostages by Saturday. This warning, issued by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, raises fears of renewed large-scale attacks on the already devastated enclave. Gaza remains in ruins, with the population enduring unbearable conditions under siege and ongoing restrictions on essential aid.

Meanwhile, former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal regarding Gaza’s future has sparked outrage across the region. Egypt and Jordan have categorically rejected any plan suggesting the displacement of Palestinians, calling it a blatant violation of international law and a direct threat to regional stability. Arab states, alongside European partners, are reportedly working on an alternative vision for Gaza’s governance and reconstruction, pushing back against unilateral Israeli and U.S. policies.

As diplomatic negotiations continue, the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire. Despite the ceasefire, aid remains insufficient, infrastructure is in ruins, and displaced families struggle for survival. Israel's threats to resume military operations only deepen the uncertainty and suffering, as the people of Gaza endure yet another chapter of unrelenting hardship.