Summary
The Palestinian group Hamas partly accepted a peace plan from U.S. President Donald Trump to end the conflict in Gaza. This has led to discussions on halting the violence, although some issues remain unresolved, such as the disarming of Hamas. Various countries and organizations have weighed in, expressing support or caution about the plan.
Key Facts
- Hamas has partly agreed to Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza.
- Hamas is willing to release captives and transfer power to other Palestinians, but wants more talks on other parts of the plan.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office announced plans to implement the first stage of Trump's plan, leading to a reduction in Israeli strikes.
- An Israeli drone strike resulted in the deaths of two children in Gaza after the reduction in military activity.
- Hamas has not committed to disarming, which is a key demand from Israel in the Trump plan.
- Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, and the United Nations express support for the plan and hope for a ceasefire.
- India’s Prime Minister praised Trump’s leadership in the peace efforts.
- Malaysia offered caution regarding the U.S. peace plan.
