Haiti's Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, has resigned, marking a critical step towards political stability in a country grappling with gang violence and a humanitarian crisis. A transitional council has been sworn in, with Michel Patrick Boisvert appointed as acting prime minister. The new government faces the formidable task of addressing widespread violence, constitutional reform, and organizing a presidential election. Additionally, the arrival of a multinational police force led by Kenya is anticipated to help stabilize the situation. However, concerns persist about the effectiveness of previous peacekeeping efforts and the allocation of resources. Haiti remains in a state of turmoil, with escalating gang attacks and a surge in violence, posing significant challenges for the incoming government and the international community.