Summary
U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are meeting to discuss a plan for Gaza after an extended conflict. The plan details the release of captives, potential amnesty for fighters, and humanitarian aid. However, it has caused tension within Israel's government as it suggests ideas contrary to some officials' positions.
Key Facts
- Trump and Netanyahu are meeting at the White House to discuss Gaza's future.
- The meeting will address a continuing conflict in Gaza, now nearly two years long.
- A 21-point plan involves captives' release, humanitarian aid, and possible amnesty for fighters.
- The plan was shared with Arab and Muslim leaders recently at the UN.
- Some Israeli government members oppose the plan as it suggests ideas contrary to their goals.
- There is a proposal that this plan could lead to a future Palestinian state.
- Hamas claims it has not received a new proposal from Egypt or Qatar, who are involved in mediations.
