US EditionTrump and Netanyahu agree new US peace plan for Gaza and warn Hamas to accept it
The plan includes a ceasefire, phased Israeli withdrawal, disarmament of Hamas, and international oversight, but Hamas’s acceptance remains uncertain amid ongoing conflict.
- President Donald Trump announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to support a US-sponsored Gaza peace plan aimed at ending the war in the Palestinian enclave.
- The 20-point proposal includes a ceasefire, hostage exchanges, Israeli withdrawal, Hamas disarmament, and a transitional government led by an international body.
- Trump expressed gratitude to Netanyahu for backing the plan, emphasizing the need to end the long-standing conflict.
- Hamas has not publicly responded to the proposal, raising doubts about its feasibility.
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Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan: Today, Tomorrow and the Day After
Image: The White House 29.9.25 / Wiki CommonsBy Ramesh ThakurOct 6 2025 (IPS) Back in January last year, my Toda Policy Brief 182 was published with the title “Israel and Gaza: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”. On 29 September this year, President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint press conference to announce a peace plan for Gaza. The plan’s title could well have been “Gaza: Today, Tomorrow and the Day After”…
Strong-Armed by Trump, Netanyahu embraces Gaza deal as a personal win
JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel took much personal credit this weekend for an emerging plan to free all remaining hostages from Hamas and end the two-year war in the Gaza Strip. But it was abundantly clear to Israelis, and to Palestinians and others in the region, that the one calling the shots was President Donald Trump. Netanyahu asserted in a brief, televised address to the nation Saturday that the plan was the result …
The 'Peace' Plan That Demands a New War
By Ibrahim Al-Amine – Oct 2, 2025 Donald Trump’s so-called “revolutionary” peace plan is less about ending the war than about cementing the logic shared by Washington and Israel under Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu: peace comes only through force. It is a diplomatic façade designed to repackage Israel’s objectives and give the US a stage-managed role as broker. Trump’s meetings in New York with Arab and Islamic leaders were presented as heavy US…
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AlKhaleej TodayHamas response to Trump’s Gaza plan gains hardline backing, raising hopes for hostage release
Islamic Jihad move could facilitate release of hostagesIsrael strikes Gaza after Trump calls for end to bombardmentTrump plan and Hamas response lift spirits of PalestiniansGAZA, Oct 4 — Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a hardline ally of Hamas that also holds hostages, today endorsed the group’s response to a US plan to end the war in Gaza — a move that could help pave the way for the release of Israelis still held by both parties.Hamas, the Palestin…
Trump has boxed in Netanyahu and Hamas
Hamas did not wait long to accede to Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan – or at least accept it with conditions. It didn’t really have a choice. The same can be said for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu who was forced to accept a deal that he never wanted in the first place. Give credit where it’s due: Trump boxed in both Netanyahu and Hamas. For Trump, the pending agreement is a big accomplishment. It may not win him a Nobel but t…
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