When details of the Gaza peace plan were revealed, comparisons were drawn to the Bosnia peace agreement, highlighting parallels in external control and lack of democratic sovereignty. The Bosnia peace plan created a semi-protectorate with foreign oversight, resulting in a fragmented political system. Similarly, the Gaza plan involves foreign-led governance and lacks local accountability. The international community’s control in Bosnia has stifled systemic change and led to a donor-dependent civil society, with criticism often silenced in the name of peace.
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