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Part of The ongoing conflict in Gaza continues, marked by Israeli military operations, high child casualties reported by UNICEF, and political statements from international figures like Alexander Lukashenko.

How could the ongoing conflict in Gaza affect the Board of Peace's mandate?

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The conflict in Gaza is likely stalling the Board of Peace's reconstruction and governance efforts. The ongoing military operations and resulting humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip severely impede the Board of Peace's ability to implement governance and reconstruction. Reports indicate that nearly 98 per cent of school buildings in Gaza have been damaged since October 7, 2023, and more than 93 per cent require major rehabilitation or full reconstruction. Furthermore, the conflict has led to severe food insecurity, with roughly 1.4 million people expected to face acute food insecurity through the end of the year, making sustained peace and governance initiatives nearly impossible.

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  • More than 93 per cent of school buildings in Gaza require major rehabilitation or full reconstruction, according to UNICEF.nzcity.co.nz
  • UNICEF reports at least 300 Palestinian children have been killed in Gaza since Israel agreed to a so-called ceasefire that began in October.democracynow.org
  • Roughly 1.4 million people are expected to face acute food insecurity through the end of the year.mb.com.ph
  • Israel controls more than half of Gaza, leaving Palestinians confined to squalid tent camps and heavily damaged urban neighborhoods.mb.com.ph

Why it matters

The Board of Peace is tasked with laying the groundwork for a stable future in the Gaza Strip, focusing on governance and reconstruction. If the conflict continues to generate massive destruction and humanitarian crises, the Board's efforts will be perpetually stalled, preventing the necessary foundational stability for any peace or governance structure to take hold.

This situation reflects a broader international failure to manage the conflict's consequences. Despite humanitarian aid preventing mass starvation, the underlying conditions—such as the destruction of infrastructure and the ongoing violence—remain, illustrating that short-term aid cannot overcome the systemic collapse caused by the military operations.

What we don't know yet

  • Will sustained international funding be secured to support reconstruction efforts despite the ongoing conflict?
  • What political conditions would need to be met to allow the Board of Peace to begin implementing governance initiatives?

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A significant reduction in Israeli military operations occurs.The immediate threat to infrastructure and civilian life would decrease, allowing the Board of Peace to begin planning and implementing reconstruction projects.
International aid access is severely restricted or cut off.The humanitarian crisis would worsen rapidly, making the political and physical environment even less conducive to peace initiatives.

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