Overview

• The Washington Post obtained and verified the U.S. document outlining an immediate ceasefire, release of remaining hostages within 48 hours, phased Israeli withdrawal, Hamas disarmament, an international/Arab-led interim administration, and a conditional path toward Palestinian statehood.
• Netanyahu said the proposal is not finalized and will meet Trump on Monday, with Israeli officials signaling objections to a Palestinian Authority role and seeking tougher disarmament language, even as domestic coalition pressures complicate his room to maneuver.
• Hamas stated it has not formally received a new offer from mediators and its armed wing reported losing contact with two hostages during Israeli operations, requesting a 24-hour halt to air sorties in parts of Gaza City to attempt extraction.
• Arab mediators from Egypt and Qatar proposed amendments including a staged release of captives, a full Israeli pullout, and weapons storage under international supervision rather than outright surrender, according to regional sources.
• Trump and senior aides described negotiations as entering final stages, with U.S. officials pressing for rapid closure as Gaza’s death toll tops roughly 66,000 per the enclave’s health ministry and Israeli operations intensify in Gaza City.