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Private documents reveal significant concerns within the U.S. government about the feasibility of implementing the Gaza peace deal between Israel and Hamas, highlighting obstacles such as security vacuum, governance issues, and international force deployment, despite the administration's public commitment to the agreement.
Israel and Hamas have begun indirect negotiations in Egypt to discuss a US peace plan aimed at ending the Gaza conflict, focusing on hostage exchanges and potential ceasefire, amid ongoing Israeli military operations and international reactions.
Pope Leo XIV described President Trump's Gaza peace plan as 'realistic' and expressed hope that Hamas would accept it within the established timeframe, emphasizing the importance of a ceasefire and the release of hostages amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.
A series of events, including an Israeli strike on Qatar, led Trump and his advisers to develop a 21-point plan to end the Gaza war, which involved diplomatic negotiations with Israel and Arab countries, culminating in Trump's publication of the plan and hopes for a positive response from Hamas.
Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey are urging Hamas to accept President Trump's Gaza peace plan, which aims to end the conflict through phased Israeli withdrawal and Hamas disarmament, with the countries acting as mediators and emphasizing the plan's potential benefits and challenges.
Donald Trump proposed a comprehensive 20-point peace plan for Gaza, which includes demilitarization, redevelopment, international governance, and security arrangements, and has been accepted by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, aiming to end the conflict and establish a pathway for Palestinian self-determination.
The article discusses potential tax increases in the UK, including VAT on private healthcare, amid Labour's conference, and reports on a US-Israeli peace plan for Gaza, with former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair involved in post-war recovery efforts, alongside political debates and international diplomacy.
President Trump proposed a 20-point peace plan for Gaza, including Hamas returning hostages, phased Israeli withdrawal, demilitarization of Gaza, international aid, and a technocratic governance model, with support from Netanyahu but awaiting Hamas response.
The US and Israel have proposed a peace plan for Gaza that involves Hamas disarming, a ceasefire, troop withdrawal, international oversight, and potential Palestinian statehood, but faces rejection from Hamas and internal Israeli opposition.
Key US allies, including the UK and France, have expressed support for Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza, which was presented with an ultimatum to Hamas to accept or face military action, amid ongoing tensions and international reactions.
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu presented a 20-point peace plan to Hamas, warning of consequences if rejected, amid ongoing conflict in Gaza; Hamas's response remains uncertain, and the plan includes ceasefire, hostage swaps, disarmament, and a transitional government, aiming to end the war and establish peace in the region.
President Trump proposed a new peace plan for Gaza, involving a 'Board of Peace' chaired by him, with governance managed by a technocratic committee and no role for Hamas or the Palestinian Authority until reforms are completed. The plan includes the release of hostages, disarmament of Hamas, economic development initiatives, and a potential expansion of the Abraham Accords, with Israel withdrawing from Gaza but maintaining a security perimeter.
President Trump secured Netanyahu's support for a U.S.-sponsored Gaza peace proposal involving ceasefire, hostage exchange, and staged Israeli withdrawal, but Hamas's absence from negotiations raises doubts about the plan's viability amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Keir Starmer presented a European-led peace plan for Gaza to Donald Trump during a meeting in Scotland, amid ongoing efforts to facilitate aid and peace in the region. The UK is preparing an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss the plan and aid efforts, while international pressure mounts for the recognition of Palestinian statehood. Both leaders emphasized the need for urgent aid and a pathway to peace, with discussions also touching on the broader conflict and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.