Overview
- Participants in Doha consultations do not rule out amending the American proposal, according to Asharq News.
- Qatar, Egypt and Turkey are working to persuade Hamas to accept the plan, with a New York Times editorial arguing pressure from those patrons could lead to agreement.
- President Trump said Hamas has three to four days to consider the 20-point proposal.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu backed the U.S. plan and warned Israel would act on its own if Hamas rejects or undermines it.
- The plan calls for a full ceasefire, release of Israeli hostages within 72 hours, a temporary external administration in Gaza with international stabilization forces, and excludes a return of Hamas to governance.