As the war in Gaza reaches a fragile ceasefire, British leaders and diplomats are looking to the lessons of Northern Ireland's peace process for guidance. Figures such as Tony Blair and Jonathan Powell, who played key roles in securing the Good Friday Agreement, are now involved in international discussions about Gaza's future. The Northern Ireland experience highlights the importance of patience, pragmatism, and inclusivity, particularly in the difficult process of disarmament and political compromise. However, experts caution that the scale of destruction and bitterness in Gaza far exceeds that of Northern Ireland, and that current plans for Gaza lack clear paths to address core issues like statehood and political inclusion. While the Northern Ireland model offers hope, many warn that peace in the Middle East will require even greater effort, trust-building, and willingness to engage all parties, including militant groups.