President Trump's Gaza ceasefire proposal, which has been accepted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is met with skepticism from analysts who question its potential benefits for Palestinians. The plan, while aiming to end violence, lacks guarantees for Palestinian rights and self-determination. Analysts point out that the proposal primarily favors Israeli interests, with no clear role for the Palestinian Authority until it meets unspecified reform conditions. The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exacerbated by Israeli policies, raises doubts about the feasibility of establishing a viable Palestinian state. Critics argue that the plan could further isolate Gaza from the West Bank and East Jerusalem, undermining any hope for a cohesive Palestinian state.