Summary
President Donald Trump announced the end of a two-year conflict in Gaza and the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas. A 20-point plan is in motion involving disarming Hamas, deploying an international force, and establishing a temporary governing committee for Gaza. Discussions on this plan involve regional leaders, as efforts continue towards a lasting peace in the area.
Key Facts
- President Trump declared an end to the two-year Gaza war and helped secure the release of hostages.
- A 20-point proposal includes disarming Hamas and setting up an international peacekeeping force.
- The plan suggests creating a temporary governing committee for Gaza, led by Trump.
- Meetings about the plan took place in Sharm El-Sheikh, with over 30 regional leaders present.
- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas attended the talks, with hopes of eventually assuming control of Gaza.
- The conflict in Gaza has a long history, with control shifting between Egypt, Israel, and Palestinian governance.
- Hamas has ruled Gaza since its 2007 takeover from the Palestinian Authority's Fatah faction.
- Other groups and militias, including some aligned with ISIS, operate within Gaza.
