Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan in full

September 30, 2025

Donald Trump has proposed a comprehensive 20-point peace plan to end the Gaza war that has been accepted by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, while Hamas has yet to respond. The plan outlines conditions for a "deradicalized terror-free" Gaza governed temporarily by a Palestinian technocratic committee under international oversight from a "Board of Peace" chaired by Trump himself. Key provisions include the immediate end to military operations, return of all hostages within 72 hours of Israel's acceptance, release of Palestinian prisoners, full humanitarian aid access, and the establishment of an International Stabilization Force to maintain security as Israeli forces withdraw.

Who is affected

Palestinian civilians in Gaza
Israeli and Gaza hostages and prisoners
Hamas members and leadership
Israeli military and government
Palestinian Authority
International aid organizations and the United Nations
Neighboring countries (particularly Egypt mentioned regarding border security)

What action is being taken

Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu has accepted Donald Trump's peace proposal
Hamas is currently reviewing the proposal without an official response
The White House has released the full 20-point plan detailing governance, security, and development frameworks
The plan is being presented as a framework for immediate ceasefire and transition to new governance

Why it matters

The proposal could potentially end the ongoing war in Gaza
It outlines a complete restructuring of Gaza's governance away from Hamas control
The plan addresses immediate humanitarian concerns including hostage returns and prisoner releases
It establishes international oversight including a "Board of Peace" chaired by Trump with prominent figures like Tony Blair
The proposal includes economic redevelopment plans and potential pathway to Palestinian statehood
It would create new security arrangements including an International Stabilization Force

What's next

Hamas must decide whether to accept or reject the proposal
If accepted, military operations would immediately cease and Israeli forces would withdraw to agreed-upon lines
Hostage and prisoner exchanges would begin within 72 hours of Israel's public acceptance
Humanitarian aid would be increased and infrastructure rehabilitation would commence
An International Stabilization Force would deploy to Gaza
No explicit next steps stated in the article if Hamas rejects the proposal

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