The Board of Peace, led by former U.S. President Donald Trump, is struggling with a significant funding shortfall for its Gaza reconstruction plan. Despite $17 billion pledged by various countries, only under $1 billion has been received, primarily from the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and the U.S. This funding crisis has stalled the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), which is intended to replace the militant group Hamas in governing the region. The NCAG's leader, Ali Shaath, and his committee members are currently unable to enter Gaza due to security and funding issues. The reconstruction of Gaza, devastated by years of conflict, is estimated to cost around $70 billion. Meanwhile, disarmament talks between Hamas and Israel remain at an impasse, with fears of renewed violence as Israeli military officials prepare for potential escalation. The ongoing conflict has already resulted in the deaths of over 72,000 Palestinians and significant humanitarian crises in the region.