Explainer-One Year on, Trump’s Gaza Plan Has Not Stopped Israeli Fire or Disarmed Hamas
The ceasefire freed hostages and prisoners, but later phases on Hamas disarmament, governance and Israeli withdrawal have not advanced.
- President Donald Trump's year-old plan to end the Gaza war has stalled, with Israel occupying nearly two-thirds of the enclave, far exceeding the initial 53% target set under the agreement.
- Although the October 10, 2025, ceasefire successfully secured hostage releases and freed Palestinian prisoners, central objectives including Hamas disarmament, Israeli withdrawal, and reconstruction remain unachieved.
- Major General Jasper Jeffers was named to command the International Stabilization Force, yet the unit remains unformed; the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza under Ali Shaath has also failed to establish operations.
- The Board of Peace's $2.45 billion reconstruction proposal falls drastically short of the $71.4 billion estimated need, while humanitarian deliveries average only 227 trucks daily—less than half the mandated 600.
- Israeli right-wing officials, including Defense Minister Israel Katz, have intensified rhetoric on 'voluntary emigration' for Palestinians ahead of October 27 elections, complicating the enclave's long-term stability.
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Explainer-One year on, Trump’s Gaza plan has not stopped Israeli fire or disarmed Hamas
JERUSALEM, Oct 6 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump’s year-old plan to end the Gaza war has stalled, with Israel mounting near daily attacks and occupying around two-thirds of the shattered enclave where Palestinians face dire conditions. The initia...
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Jerusalem PostOne year on, Trump's Gaza plan has not stopped Israeli fire or disarmed Hamas
JERUSALEM — U.S. President Donald Trump’s year-old plan to end the Gaza war has stalled, with Israel mounting near daily attacks and occupying arou...
One Year On, Why Has Trump’s Gaza Plan Failed to End the War?
A year after US President Donald Trump unveiled his plan to end the Gaza war, the conflict remains far from the political settlement Washington envisioned. Although the plan helped produce a ceasefire in October 2025 and secured the release of the remaining Israeli hostages held in Gaza, its broader objectives have proved much harder to […]
One year after the ceasefire, the war continues to weigh on everyday life in Gaza. (ANSA)
One year after the declaration of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the war is still present in the details of the daily lives of the population, despite the cessation of the extensive Israeli operations that preceded the agreement; killing continues, destruction is expanding, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are living in tents and temporary dwellings, while the reconstruction process has remained in place.
The ceasefire resulted in the release of the hostages, but other points of the agreement bind. Attacks, hunger and displacement continue in Gaza, and large-scale reconstruction has yet to begin.
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