Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent speech to Congress failed to provide a clear vision for a post-war Gaza, as frustration mounts within the Biden administration regarding Israel's lack of a detailed plan for the future. U.S. Air Force General C.Q. Brown emphasized that Israel has not shared much about its 'day after' strategy, warning that the absence of such a plan could lead to chaos and allow Hamas to regain power. Netanyahu's speech did not address Palestinian statehood or rights, which Democrats and the Biden administration have advocated for, nor did it outline a roadmap for peace. The Israeli military continues to prepare for a long-term presence in Gaza, raising concerns about further escalation. The Biden administration has been pushing for negotiations that could include a ceasefire and the release of hostages, but Netanyahu's coalition remains opposed to any concessions regarding Palestinian autonomy. As tensions persist, the future of Gaza remains uncertain amid calls for a comprehensive peace strategy.