On Friday, Hamas announced the readiness to release all 48 people in captivity-both the living and the bodies of the victims-in accordance with the conditions of the 20-point plan presented by the US President in the margins of the UN General Assembly. The organization thanked Trump and Arab countries for mediation and declared their readiness to enter the negotiations immediately Through mediators to discuss the details.
In the recording published later on Truth Social Trump, he called the agreement “perhaps unprecedented”, stipulating that the last details need to be done. He emphasized that this is the best chance so far to end Israel's offensive in Gaza and praised the Middle East, which supported the plan.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed support
On the Israeli side, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed support for the American proposal – with reservations this week. At the same time, the army continued the armed actionsincluding gauze raids, despite the Hamas declaration regarding hostages. The fights intensified especially in the Gaza City region, the largest urban center of the enclave.
The US administration plan, according to the outlines revealed so far, assumes immediate suspension of weapons, replacement of hostages and prisoners, a gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from most of Gaza territory and the establishment of temporary management structures under international auspices.
The disarmament of Hamas and the way of shaping future power in the Gaza Strip remains a disputed point. Hamas representatives signal readiness to talk, but do not confirm the acceptance of all elements of the plan.
Washington Scala Diplomatic efforts with the participation of Qatar and Egypt. Trump set a deadline to Hamas to make arrangements to Sunday evening, warning that hell would melt in the event of the failure. Even if the framework of the agreement is already visible, their durability will depend on the acceptance of key conditions by the parties to the conflict and whether Israel will suspend surgery, to allow the release of hostages safely.
For now, the most important test remains a safe corridor for hostages, determining the exchange sequence and technical safety guarantees. Only later can the more difficult part begins: negotiations about the future model of gauze management and security, which are to guarantee that violence will not return.
