![A view of the tent city along the shore of Gaza City, with buildings destroyed by the Israeli attacks in the background as Palestinians struggle to survive with limited shelter, food and basic necessities in Gaza City, Gaza on August 24, 2025. [Ali Jadallah - Anadolu Agency]](https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/AA-20250824-38913368-38913351-HUMANITARIAN_CRISIS_WORSENS_IN_GAZA_EACH_PASSING_DAY-1.jpg)
The day after the war in Gaza poses a major dilemma for regional and international actors, who are working to shape a plan for deploying an Arab–international force in the Strip in a bid to end the war, which is nearing its second anniversary on 7 October. The proposed plan is not new; it has been put forward repeatedly in the past and was met with strong rejection from Arab capitals, as well as a pledge from the Palestinian resistance to confront it. What is new this time, however, is Egypt’s announcement of its acceptance of deploying international forces in the Gaza Strip. Egypt’s acceptance brings with it a mix of concerns and the need for assurances, while also raising […]
