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Putin welcomed US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in the Kremlin to discuss Trump's proposal to end the Ukraine war; the talks included a three-day pause in strikes for both capitals, with the envoys set to travel to Kyiv, but analysts warn that real progress remains uncertain amid ongoing fighting and attacks.
The United States rejected Israeli officials’ calls to remove Palestinians from Gaza, reaffirming support for President Trump’s 20-point peace plan and a policy that no one will be forced to leave Gaza, while stressing voluntary departures and broader demilitarisation and redevelopment efforts amid ongoing tensions in the conflict.
Eight foreign ministries from the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Egypt condemned Israel’s rejection of the Gaza Board of Peace’s 15-point roadmap for Trump's peace plan, urging the US to enforce full Israeli compliance and warning of consequences if the plan isn’t fully implemented; Prime Minister Netanyahu had said Israel wouldn’t withdraw until Hamas is disarmed; the BoP plan ties Hamas disarmament to phased IDF withdrawal, and ministers say Hamas’s acceptance would be a vital milestone for ending the Gaza war and securing Gazans’ safety.
Israel's security cabinet approved bringing the International Stabilization Force (ISF) into Gaza, to be drawn from 200 personnel of friendly countries and to operate in areas not under Israeli control, in coordination with the Israeli military. No deployment timeline was set, and Israel retains authority over which countries can contribute. The move is part of the broader Trump peace plan framework, which also envisions a Gaza Board of Peace and a path toward Palestinian administration; Netanyahu was set to travel to Washington the following day.
Oil prices fell more than 5% after reports of Trump’s peace plan as Washington readies the 82nd Airborne Division for potential deployment in the Middle East, with tensions redrawn around Iran and Israel. Live updates include Israeli strikes in Lebanon, a drone attack at Kuwait’s airport, and claims of attacks on Iran’s Bushehr nuclear site, as Trump touts talk of a deal while officials warn of broader regional instability; the conflict context has already left hundreds of US troops wounded in the Iran theater.
Ross and Makovsky argue that phase two of the Trump administration's Gaza peace plan hinges on Hamas disarming; a US-backed push by Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey would deploy a technocratic Gaza authority, an international stabilization force, and reconstruction, with Israeli withdrawal tied to disarmament. If Hamas does not disarm, Gaza risks remaining divided or returning to war, whereas credible disarmament could unlock reconstruction and a path to Palestinian self-determination.
Phase two of Trump’s Gaza peace plan introduces a technocratic governance structure and calls for Hamas disarmament, but it’s hampered by unclear withdrawal terms, ongoing Israeli security concerns, doubts about foreign-led oversight, and a dire humanitarian situation that risks derailing any progress.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's apology call and a personal moment between U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Hamas' top negotiator were key to securing a Gaza ceasefire, with Trump’s peace plan facilitating direct talks and emphasizing human empathy to bridge divides.
Israel's Defense Ministry is preparing for a potential full-scale military operation against Hamas in Gaza if the group rejects US-led peace initiatives, which include demands for hostage releases and disarmament. The IDF is coordinating with the US and international forces to dismantle Hamas infrastructure, with ongoing efforts to recover hostages and bodies, amid tensions over Hamas's claims of returning some hostages and Israel's skepticism.
The article details the timeline of the negotiations leading to a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, including the development of President Trump's 20-point peace plan, diplomatic efforts involving Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and the U.S., and the key breakthroughs that led to the agreement, such as hostage releases and Israeli apologies, culminating in the implementation phase of the ceasefire.
The Israeli government is set to vote on a US-brokered ceasefire plan with Hamas in Gaza, which includes the release of all hostages, Israeli military withdrawal, and prisoner releases. US President Donald Trump predicts hostages will be freed early next week and plans to visit the region. The deal has received mixed reactions, with regional and international support, and efforts are underway to implement the agreement and address subsequent issues.
The mother of Israeli hostage Tamir Nimrodi, abducted by Hamas two years ago, expresses hope that US President Trump's peace plan will lead to the release of all hostages in Gaza, amid ongoing indirect talks between Hamas and Israel. She remains uncertain about her son's fate but clings to hope for his return and the implementation of a deal that could bring closure to families.
Negotiations between Israel and Hamas over Gaza's future are ongoing, with key sticking points including hostage releases, disarmament, governance, and Israeli military withdrawal, despite some agreement on a framework proposed by Donald Trump.
Amid ongoing conflict, Gazans see a glimmer of hope through a proposed peace plan by Trump, offering a potential pathway to relief and resolution.
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are heading to Egypt to negotiate a Gaza ceasefire and hostage exchange, with Trump claiming the deal is 'very close'. The talks follow recent Israeli strikes and Hamas' willingness to release hostages, amid ongoing violence and international concerns about the conflict.