Gaza's Future: A U. S. Plan Sparks Debate

The U. S. is pushing for a big change in Gaza. They want the United Nations Security Council to approve a plan that supports President Trump's ideas for the region. This plan is not very clear about some important details, like how to make Gaza safe and who will be in charge. The U. S. says that if the Security Council does not agree to this plan, there could be more fighting. But many countries are not sure about this plan. They have questions about who will be in charge of Gaza and how the plan will work. Some countries are worried about sending their soldiers to Gaza because they might have to fight with Hamas. The plan includes a "Board of Peace" to oversee Gaza until 2027. It also talks about a group of Palestinians managing the day-to-day activities in Gaza. The World Bank would help with money for rebuilding. There would also be an international force to help make Gaza safe, but it is not clear how they will do this if Hamas does not agree. Some countries, like France, have suggested changes to the plan. They want the plan to talk about a two-state solution and the role of the Palestinian Authority. But the U. S. plan does not include these ideas. The U. S. says they have made many changes to the plan, but time is running out, and they need the Security Council to agree soon. Many countries are not happy with the U. S. approach. They say the U. S. is trying to force their plan on everyone else. They also say the Security Council should not just agree to whatever the U. S. wants. They want more time to think about the plan and make sure it is fair for everyone. The U. S. says they want to prevent more fighting in Gaza. But many countries are not sure if this plan will really bring peace. They have questions and concerns that need to be answered. The future of Gaza is still uncertain, and it is not clear if this plan will help or make things worse.