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.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rushed to Washington for a high-stakes Oval Office meeting with former U.S. President Donald Trump. The visit comes at a critical moment as Israel faces mounting diplomatic isolation, deepening coalition fragility, and surging international pressure to end the Gaza conflict. With global attention fixed on Washington, this encounter may redefine U.S.-Israel relations. Will Trump push for a permanent ceasefire while Netanyahu clings to military objectives? Or could this be the moment that sparks an unprecedented breakthrough in the Middle East peace process? WATCH