Overview
- The 20-point proposal calls for an immediate halt to fighting, the return of hostages within 72 hours, a major prisoner exchange, a phased Israeli pullback, an international stabilization force and a transitional “Peace Board” chaired by Trump with Tony Blair participating.
- Hamas is reviewing the plan through consultations facilitated by Qatar and other mediators, and has not committed to accepting the proposal.
- Benjamin Netanyahu endorsed the framework with caveats, rejecting recognition of a Palestinian state, stating Israeli forces would remain in most of Gaza and warning Israel will “finish the job” if the offer is rejected, as Trump vowed full U.S. support in that case.
- Governments including Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE and several European leaders welcomed or voiced support, while Israeli far-right figures such as Bezalel Smotrich condemned the deal and Qatar signaled key points still need clarification, notably on Israeli withdrawal.
- Israeli operations continued in Gaza as the humanitarian emergency deepened, with more than 66,000 Palestinians reported killed by Gaza’s Health Ministry.