Overview
- President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israel's agreement at the White House and said Israel would have full U.S. backing to resume force if Hamas rejects or subverts the deal.
- The plan provides for an immediate end to fighting, the return of all remaining hostages within 48–72 hours, staged Israeli troop withdrawals tied to Hamas disarmament, and Israeli forces remaining within a security perimeter for the foreseeable future.
- Postwar governance would exclude Hamas, shift daily administration to a technocratic Palestinian committee, and establish a Board of Peace chaired by Trump with figures including Tony Blair, alongside a temporary international stabilization force.
- The proposal commits to rapid humanitarian aid and reconstruction, encourages residents to remain in Gaza, and pairs hostage releases with the freeing of Palestinian prisoners by Israel.
- Netanyahu expressed deep regret to Qatar over the Doha strike as Qatar and Egypt relayed the U.S. text to Hamas, and the Palestinian Authority welcomed the framework and pledged reforms.