As the ceasefire in Gaza approaches its second month, concerns are mounting over the durability of the peace agreement. Trump’s ambitious Gaza plan faces scrutiny from U.S. officials who express unease about its effectiveness and the potential for renewed violence. Critics argue that the plan may solidify permanent occupation rather than foster genuine peace. Despite moments of relief, notably marked by the recent decrease in hostilities, many question the true impact of the ceasefire, with reports indicating rising casualties and skepticism regarding the future for Palestinians. Experts advocate for sustained diplomatic efforts and caution against complacency, underscoring that without an emphasis on justice and accountability, lasting peace remains elusive. The U.N. and interfaith leaders are urged to play a crucial role in reinforcing the fragile gains made thus far, while debates continue over the implications of Trump’s strategy in the Middle East.