Summary
President Donald Trump proposed a "20-point Gaza peace plan," and Hamas agreed to parts of it, including handing over Gaza's administration to technocrats and exchanging prisoners. Despite this, violence continued, with Israeli attacks killing 94 Palestinians in Gaza soon after the plan's response. The article discusses additional suggestions for a 10-point plan aimed at Israel to achieve lasting peace.
Key Facts
- Hamas agreed to transfer Gaza's administration and exchange prisoners as part of a response to President Trump's peace plan.
- President Trump urged Israel to stop bombing Gaza following the plan's response.
- In the following two days, at least 94 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks.
- The article suggests Israeli politics should promote tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
- It recommends reforming the Israeli army to align with international humanitarian law.
- The article calls for Israeli leaders to be tried at the International Criminal Court.
- It suggests ending Gaza's blockade to allow free movement of people and goods.
- The plan includes recommendations to stop Israeli settlement activities and demilitarize the West Bank and Jerusalem.
