Summary
Hamas has agreed to some parts of U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan to end the war in Gaza, including releasing hostages and giving up power, but other parts need more discussion. The plan requires Hamas to agree by a set deadline. Israel has accepted the plan, but some aspects still need negotiation with involved parties.
Key Facts
- Hamas agrees to parts of a peace plan proposed by U.S. President Trump.
- The plan involves releasing hostages and transferring power from Hamas.
- Trump set a deadline for Hamas to agree, threatening military action.
- Israel supports the plan, which includes halting offensives and withdrawing from territories.
- The plan proposes international governance for Gaza, overseen by Trump and Tony Blair.
- The plan does not offer a path for Gaza to reunite with the West Bank.
- Key mediators like Egypt and Qatar suggest more discussions are needed.
- About 400,000 people have fled Gaza City due to ongoing conflict.
