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One Year On, Trump's Gaza Plan Stalled Amid Ongoing Conflict and Aid Shortfalls
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A year after its inception, Donald Trump's plan for Gaza has stalled, failing to disarm Hamas or secure a full Israeli withdrawal. Ongoing conflict, insufficient aid, and disputes over disarmament continue to hinder reconstruction and stability in the region.
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- Trump's Gaza plan remains stalled one year after its ceasefire initiation.
- Key objectives like Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal are unmet.
- Humanitarian aid is insufficient, with over 1.2 million facing hunger.
- Israeli forces maintain control over two-thirds of Gaza.
- Reconstruction needs are estimated at $71.4 billion, far exceeding current plans.
- Gaza's future is a contentious issue ahead of Israeli elections.
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