The United States is facing challenges in securing international funding for its plan to rebuild Gaza, as potential donors remain hesitant due to ongoing disagreements over Hamas disarmament. The plan, which requires Hamas to lay down its weapons in exchange for Israeli troop withdrawal and reconstruction overseen by a US-chaired board, has not yet convinced countries or private sector contributors to commit resources. Donors are also pushing for United Nations management of funds rather than direct oversight by the proposed board, while wealthy Gulf states are seeking a broader political solution before offering financial support. With no date set for a funding conference and Gaza's population left in limbo, the future of reconstruction remains uncertain amid fears of renewed conflict and unresolved issues around land rights and compensation.