For decades, Gaza’s narrative has been dominated by military power, but post-war reconstruction and humanitarian aid now shape its future governance and dependency. The process of rebuilding is intertwined with external control, as funding and aid distribution define political authority and recovery narratives. The competition for soft power complicates Palestinian advocacy, as aid becomes a means of reinforcing political influence and managing injustices. Ultimately, the struggle for Palestinian self-determination hinges on influencing the terms and structures of reconstruction.
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