Peace under fire
US President Donald Trump's so-called Gaza Plan has been promoted as a roadmap to peace, but beneath the polished rhetoric lies a far more dangerous design.
What's framed as reconstruction and humanitarian relief is, in truth, a political trap meant to legitimize occupation and dismantle resistance. Today, we unpack how this plan seeks to reshape Gaza's future, not for its people, but for the powers that destroyed it. As Gaza endures the weight of siege and starvation, ordinary people from across the world took to the sea, determined to break a blockade that governments have long normalized. The Sumud Flotilla carried doctors, activists, and aid; a living testimony that solidarity can sail even through gunfire. Today, we speak with one of the 1000 Madleens crew members, whose boat was still docked for repairs, about what truly happened at sea, and why the struggle to reach Gaza is far from over.
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