Israel-Hamas War: What Is Next for Gaza?

Humanitarian Crisis & Aid - Approximately 460 deaths are attributed to famine since the beginning of the war [2] - The UN is ready to administer aid, but the primary issue is access to the people in need [3] - The UN is prepared to distribute about 180,000 tonnes of supplies, including medical supplies, food, and water [4] - Latest estimates indicate about 90% of the Gaza Strip is uninhabitable [5] Political & Security Landscape - The report mentions creating a pathway towards a potential Palestinian state [2] - Hamas officials have expressed willingness to accept they may not have a role in the future governance of Gaza, but resist putting down arms while still controlling over 50% of the Gaza enclave [6] - Hamas security officials were reportedly exacting retribution on Palestinians perceived as aligning with Israeli forces [6] - There is a significant divide between the involved parties, posing a challenge for international leaders to achieve a mutually acceptable and secure resolution [7] International Response - President Macron is calling for a gathering to discuss humanitarian assistance and its administration [3] - The Italian foreign minister indicates progress towards opening crossings within 24 hours to ensure unhindered aid delivery to Gaza [4]