The current situation in Gaza is complex and and it is evident that sustaining the cessation of fight is precarious. Building a durable truce based solely on the hostage issue has proven challenging.

Recent regional developments, particularly the war in Gaza and its implications for Jordan, underscore the urgent need to reassess public policies and communication strategies.

There is no doubt that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is becoming even more challenging and requires urgent attention and assistance.

After more than five weeks of the war in Gaza, there are talks of a humanitarian truce, which is better defined as a pause, suggesting that the actual war will continue and this approach accords with Israel’s plans.

Since the outbreak of Gaza war, tensed Jordanian-Israeli relations have drifted negatively, culminating in the withdrawal of the Jordanian ambassador to Israel and preventing the Israeli ambassador from returning to Amman in protest of the ongoing war.While these steps align with

The risk of a return of Daesh is becoming more credible, especially with the organisation emerging strongly in various locations recently. The war in Gaza will only create more opportunities for them to grow and spread.

US President Joe Biden's visit to Israel and his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli war Cabinet emphasised the strong US support for Israel's military operations and demonstrated the potential for regional challenges.

The narrative Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is using to compare Hamas to Daesh and insisting that Hamas will be crushed just as Daesh is useful to him for various reasons.

There is no doubt that this week’s violence between Hamas and Israel will completely shift the nature of the conflict.