Summary
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to discuss a new peace plan with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The plan includes releasing hostages, freeing Palestinian prisoners, and offering amnesty to Hamas members who commit to peace. Netanyahu has not yet finalized his position, and there is opposition from some Israeli government members to components of the plan.
Key Facts
- Trump aims to propose a peace plan to Netanyahu intended to resolve the Israel-Gaza conflict.
- The plan outlines the release of hostages within 48 hours if agreed upon.
- Israel would release hundreds of Palestinian prisoners as part of the plan.
- Hamas members who agree to peace would receive amnesty and could leave Gaza.
- The Israel Defense Forces would withdraw, and Gaza would be governed by a temporary government.
- Netanyahu faces challenges from his own coalition about accepting the plan, particularly regarding the mention of a Palestinian state.
- Trump has expressed frustration over Israel's actions, including recent airstrikes affecting US allies.
- Trump recently met with other Middle Eastern leaders, seeking support for the peace initiative.
