When the ceasefire deal was announced more than six months ago, there was celebration and relief in Gaza and Israel. But since the US-led Board of Peace announced plans to rebuild Gaza, the Trump administration’s attention has been occupied by other matters.
The success of the ceasefire deal hinges on Hamas disarmament and the full withdrawal of Israeli troops. So what progress has been made?
We speak to Yolande Knell, the BBC’s Middle East correspondent, about life inside Gaza since the Iran War began.
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00:00 Introduction
02:00 What is life like with attention elsewhere?
03:15 Has more aid got into Gaza?
04:43 Speaking to people on the streets of Gaza
06:11 How has the Iran War changed the situation in Gaza?
07:52 Hamas attempting to reassert control in Gaza
12:15 The phases of the Gaza peace plan
15:25 How Israel and Hamas see things on the ground
17:09 Who is Board of Peace director-general Nickolay Mladenov?
18:25 The issue of disarmament
22:00 What’s next for Gaza?