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Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Plan Wins Praise as Critics Warn of Expanding Power at Home

A Globe and Mail column contends the ceasefire summit’s 20-point plan has elevated the presidency in ways that could erode checks on Trump.

Overview

  • The U.S.-brokered first phase linked major hostage releases to Israeli force repositioning and was showcased with a 20-point framework at a leaders’ gathering in Sharm el-Sheikh.
  • The column argues the diplomatic win legitimizes an authoritarian governing style and grants Trump greater latitude to go after opponents domestically.
  • The piece cites plaudits from unexpected voices, including late-night hosts, and claims Venezuelan politician María Corina Machado dedicated a Nobel Peace Prize to Trump.
  • The analysis warns confrontations with the press and perceived enemies could intensify, referencing Trump and Vice-President J. Vance shunning ABC News after a question about Tom Homan.
  • Reporting continues to flag unresolved implementation issues, including Hamas disarmament, Gaza governance, reconstruction funding and verification of compliance.