If you thought the “Gaza Board of Peace” was going to stop the bleeding, this week was a rude awakening. While diplomats in suits were discussing “reconstruction” in Davos, the reality on the ground has shifted from bad to catastrophic, and the Gaza genocide continues.
Here are the three major developments from the last 72 hours that prove the “Peace Board” might just be a cover for something much darker.
1. Gaza Genocide – The “Devil’s Plan” is Live (North Gaza Annexation)
We warned you last week about the leaked “Phase II” maps. Now, it’s happening. On February 4th, Israeli airstrikes killed 21 people in Gaza City and Khan Younis. But the real story is where they are striking.
- The Pattern: The IDF is aggressively targeting the few remaining shelters in North Gaza (Beit Lahia and Jabalia).
- The Goal: Activists are calling this the “Devil’s Plan.” The goal appears to be to make the North completely uninhabitable so it can be declared a “Security Zone” (i.e., annexed) by March.
- The Distraction: While the world focuses on the “Peace Board” managing the South, Israel is quietly erasing the North.
2. PLO Officially Rejects the “Board”
For those asking, “Where is the Palestinian Authority?”—they finally spoke up. Yesterday, a senior PLO official confirmed to international media that there is “No political communication” between them and Trump’s new Gaza Board.
- The Stance: The PLO has effectively rejected the Board’s authority, calling it a tool to permanently separate Gaza from the West Bank.
- Why It Matters: This leaves Pakistan and Turkey (who agreed to join the Board) in an awkward position. We are now part of a body that the Palestinians themselves do not recognize.
3. The Return of the Freedom Flotilla (March 29)
Amidst the gloom, there is one beacon of hope. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition has officially announced its return.
- The Plan: A massive fleet, dubbed the “Global Sumud Flotilla,” is set to set sail from Barcelona on March 29, 2026.
- The Scale: This isn’t just one boat. Organizers claim it will be the largest humanitarian mission in history, with over 1,000 doctors, engineers, and activists from 44 countries.
- The Stakes: Unlike the government-led aid drops which are often blocked, this is a civilian attempt to break the naval blockade by force of numbers.
Verdict
February is shaping up to be the deadliest month of the “Ceasefire Era.” The “Board of Peace” is paralyzed by politics, the PLO is sidelined, and Netanyahu is pushing to finish the annexation of the North before the world notices. All eyes are now on the sea. Will the world let the Flotilla sail in March, or will we see another high-seas confrontation?
Do you think the Flotilla will succeed in breaking the siege? Let me know in the comments.