Summary
Israel and Hamas are entering negotiations in Egypt to discuss ending the Israel-Gaza conflict that started two years ago. President Donald Trump has proposed a peace plan with points both sides partially agree on, but several key issues remain unresolved, including the release of hostages, Hamas disarmament, governance of Gaza, and the extent of Israeli military withdrawal.
Key Facts
- Israel and Hamas are participating in peace talks in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.
- President Trump's plan for peace includes a requirement for Hamas to disarm, which Hamas has not agreed to.
- Trump's plan states that all hostages should be released within 72 hours of a deal.
- Israel is expected to gradually withdraw its military presence in stages from Gaza.
- A transitional body would govern Gaza, with eventual control passing to the Palestinian Authority.
- Hamas wants to have a role in Gaza's future governance, which is not accepted in Trump's plan.
- Trust is low between Israel and Hamas, with recent incidents causing tension, like an Israeli airstrike aimed at Hamas negotiators.
