The White House has released Trump's plan to end the conflict in Gaza. The main thing

On Monday, September 29, a full-fledged plan by US President Donald Trump to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip was published on the White House's page on the social network X. Read about the details of the initiative and the reaction of the world community in the Izvestia article.

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What is Trump's Gas plan?

The plan for a peaceful settlement in Gaza consists of 20 points. In general terms, it consists in the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the strip and the suspension of the military operation in return for the release of the hostages being held, the restoration of infrastructure and the removal of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas and other groups from power in the region.

If Israel agrees to the plan, Hamas will have 72 hours to free the remaining Jewish hostages. As part of perestroika and "getting rid of terrorism," the radical movement and other groups are planned to be removed from power in Gaza, both directly and indirectly. At the same time, it is planned that the guarantees of fulfillment of obligations will be assumed by the "regional partners".

After the hostages are released, Israel will release 250 prisoners sentenced to life in prison, as well as 1,700 residents of the enclave. Members of Hamas who agree to disarm will be granted amnesty and access through a safe corridor to the host countries.

After that, the sector will come under the temporary control of the technocratic apolitical Palestinian committee. The new authorities will be responsible for the day-to-day functioning of public utilities and municipalities for Gazans.An International Stabilization Force (ISF) will also be established to train and support Palestinian police units.

After the agreement comes into force, humanitarian aid will begin to arrive in the enclave. The restoration of peaceful life in Gaza will take place in the context of promising investment proposals. It is also planned to create an economic zone with preferential tariffs and access rates on the territory of the sector, which will be agreed with the participating countries.

The reaction of the Israeli and Arab sides

On the same day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he supported the plan. At the same time, he notified that Israel would "complete the work on its own" in the conflict in the Gaza Strip if Hamas expressed any disagreement with the initiative.

"If Hamas rejects the plan or accepts it, but, in fact, does everything possible to resist it, then Israel will complete the work on its own," Netanyahu said.

After the information about the full-fledged peace plan appeared, Hamas spokesman Mahmoud Mardawi said that the group had not received it in writing. Later, the Al Jazeera TV channel learned that the movement was able to get acquainted with the proposal from the United States. Egypt and Qatar handed over the document to Hamas representatives.

A number of Arab and Islamic states, including Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, also expressed support for Trump's peace plan in a joint statement by the foreign ministers. They declared "positive and constructive cooperation with the United States and the parties to the conflict to reach an agreement and implement it in order to guarantee peace, security and stability in the region."

Later, on September 30, the Palestinian National Authority (PA) expressed its conviction in the continuous work of the US President to resolve the situation in the Middle East and the ability to achieve peace in the Gaza Strip. It was also clarified that the PA remains ready to cooperate with the United States and Middle Eastern states to stop the fighting in Gaza.

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Possible Israeli influence on the text of the plan

After Trump's Gaza plan was unveiled, The Wall Street Journal learned that Israel was involved in the creation of the document, including making a number of edits to it.

"Israel helped shape Trump's plan and insisted on making a number of amendments, which were included in the final version," the publication says.

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