Summary
President Trump announced that a peace deal to end the conflict in Gaza was almost finalized after a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The proposed plan involves the approval of Hamas, changes to the governance of Gaza, and includes economic support and a peace board involving international leaders like Tony Blair.
Key Facts
- President Trump stated that a Gaza peace deal is close after talks with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu supports the plan, but it requires Hamas's approval to proceed.
- The peace plan includes a new government for Palestinians, with oversight from an international "board of peace."
- The Palestinian Authority might take control of Gaza, and the prospect of a Palestinian state remains.
- Israeli and Arab leaders are discussing issues like Hamas's disarmament and the role of the Palestinian Authority.
- Israel would withdraw its forces, release prisoners, and receive hostages in exchange for Hamas agreeing to peace.
- Gaza would undergo a "demilitarization" process, supported by international partners.
- Economic aid to Gaza would increase, with a specific development plan.
