Gaza Peace Plan Stalls Amid Iran Conflict

0:00On March 9, talks to implement President Trump's Gaza Peace Plan have stalled since the U.S. and Israel launched joint strikes on Iran on February 28th, igniting a wider regional conflict. The plan aims to end the war through Hamas disarmament in exchange for amnesty, followed by reconstruction and Israeli pullbacks from parts of Gaza. This pause risks the railing with Trump calls a top-form policy win. Just weeks earlier, Gulf states like the United Arab Emirates and Qatar pledged billions of dollars for rebuilding Gaza, but now those nations are. Fending off Iranian attacks. Mediators have been quietly pushing disarmament talks between Israel and Hamas, often in Cairo, until flight disruptions from the new war halted. Everything. People on the ground are worried. Gaza residents fear Israel will ramp up strikes once the Iran fight ends, while Hamas is tightened control by ambushing rivals in the North and South. Experts note that donor countries might rethink their funds amid the rocket threats and diplomats say U.S. attention has shifted to the bigger war.

1:06Sources close to the effort describe the hold up as a short-term snack from travel issues, with some believing the conflict could speed things up by. Cutting Iran's financial support to Hamas. Low-level talks among nations continue quietly from a U.S. base in southern Israel, despite skilled back operations. While the Iran war dominates, sustained White House focus remains key to reviving momentum and preventing a return to full fighting in Gaza.