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As the fragile ceasefire in Gaza holds, a new idea to divide the Strip into two areas is gaining traction. On one side would be life under Hamas’s grip. On the other, a vision of what life would be like without the terror group.

With Arab states signaling they will not fund reconstruction as long as the terror group remains in power, U.S. and Israeli officials are weighing a new approach of rebuilding in parts of Gaza still under Israeli control behind what Israeli officials call the “yellow line.”

The hope, experts explain, is to create a living example of peace and recovery that could inspire change inside the areas still ruled by Hamas.

The areas currently under Israeli control behind the so-called “yellow line” make up roughly 58% of the

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