The U.S.–Israel plan to partition Gaza into “green,” “yellow,” and “red” zones is reshaping the region’s political future. As reconstruction is limited to Israeli-approved areas and displaced Palestinians remain confined, analysts warn this creates a de facto partition without negotiation. How this echoes the 1947 UN partition, and what it means for Gaza’s long-term governance, security, and humanitarian reality, take a look.
29 November,2025 04:15 PM IST
The UN Security Council has approved President Trump’s Gaza peace plan, green-lighting an international stabilization force aimed at demilitarizing the region and supporting reconstruction. Under the agreement, Israel and Hamas have committed to the first phase of the 20-point plan, highlighting a ceasefire and hostage release. The resolution has drawn sharp criticism from Russia and China, who warn that the plan risks deepening the Gaza-West Bank divide and could turn the ISF into an active conflict party. The vote marks a significant geopolitical moment, testing U.S.-led diplomacy and the fragile balance of Middle East peace. WATCH
18 November,2025 06:45 PM IST
Hamas is warning the world that the new US-drafted UN resolution for Gaza is nothing more than “a new form of foreign guardianship,” accusing Washington of trying to replace Israel’s occupation with international control. While the US pushes a multinational force and a restructured Palestinian Authority, Israel is pressuring the Trump.
17 November,2025 09:47 PM IST
A fragile U.S.-backed ceasefire in Gaza is crumbling as Israeli forces kill three Palestinians near Rafah, including a woman. Both sides accuse each other of violating the truce. With house demolitions, ongoing strikes, and rising civilian deaths, fears grow that the brief calm may be collapsing. Meanwhile, the U.S. proposal for an international stabilization force faces mounting resistance.
05 November,2025 10:18 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
