A proposal to deradicalize the Strip, free hostages and open a path to peace in the Middle East
A “deradicalized and terror-free” Gaza
Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan envisions the Strip becoming a zone free of terrorism and radicalization, rebuilt to provide security for neighbors and concrete benefits for Palestinians.
Hostages and prisoners: the first move
If accepted, hostages held by Hamas would be released within 72 hours, alive or dead, in exchange for the release of 250 Palestinian prisoners by Israel.
Netanyahu: “Crucial step toward peace”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alongside Trump at the White House, called the proposal a “crucial step to end the Gaza war and secure Israel’s goals.”
Hamas: “Armed resistance is our right”
Hamas insisted that armed resistance remains a right until a Palestinian state is created, rejecting figures like Tony Blair as trustees of Gaza and demanding a neutral committee.
Italy and Europe: support for the plan
Palazzo Chigi urged all parties to seize this opportunity, stressing the need to free hostages and disarm Hamas. The EUand Council President Antonio Costa backed the plan, ready to contribute to peace efforts.
Erdogan and Arab states: signs of dialogue
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan praised U.S. efforts, while Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the UAE agreed to support mediation.
Palestinian Authority: trust in peace process
The Palestinian Authority welcomed Trump’s initiative, expressing confidence in achieving a shared compromise.