According to the White House plan, the IDF will hand over the parts of Gaza it controls to an international force, which will 'immediately deploy in Gaza.' Trump says he will head Gaza's international 'Board of Peace', overseeing Palestinian technocrats who will temporarily govern the postwar Strip
U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented Trump's 'New Gaza' plan to end the war in Gaza and release the hostages. Trump promised Israel will be 'fully backed' if Hamas does not adhere to the plan
While the recognition by several Western nations was widely welcomed, many say the gesture is meaningless without an end to war and famine in Gaza. 'Someone who can't find a shelter, with death surrounding him, doesn't have the luxury to care about a state,' said one Gaza City resident
Netanyahu faces rising dissent from far-right allies over Trump's Gaza plan, with Smotrich warning any compromise on Palestinian statehood is a red line that 'would endanger Israel's existence' and Ben-Gvir insisting the war cannot end without Hamas' total defeat
After reviewing Trump's official cease-fire proposal, Palestinian sources worry that a transitional international authority could establish permanent rule over Gaza, and that even after the war ends, military operations could resume under the guise of a 'security threat'
Tens of thousands marched in Berlin calling to stop “genocide,” end German arms to Israel, and allow Gaza aid. Police reported 60,000 attendees, organizers said 100,000.
Since the October 7 Hamas attacks, the Jewish people have been blinded by our rage and by our trauma. We must raise our voices to demand a cessation of the violence and annihilation being perpetrated against Palestinians in Gaza
The new American proposal to end the Gaza war and free the hostages, and Monday's meeting between the U.S. president and the Israeli prime minister, will both be disastrous failures unless Trump convinces Hamas and the world that Netanyahu takes orders from him, not the other way around
As Italian parliament members sail toward Gaza on the flotilla, an estimated 700 foreign ministry employees called on Italy to take measures against Israel and protect the flotilla, days after a nationwide general strike and day of protest in solidarity with Gaza
In a Fox News interview, the prime minister also expressed doubts that a reformed Palestinian Authority could govern postwar Gaza, a topic that, according to a diplomatic source, will be discussed in Monday's meeting with Trump amid Netanyahu's firm opposition to any PA role in the territory
Netanyahu's visit to the White House on Monday, when he will discuss Trump's 21-point plan for Gaza, will be his fourth meeting this year with Trump. But this time, at least on the Israeli side, the script hasn't been written in advance
Logic would suggest that U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda on Monday will include pushing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept a deal that ends the war in Gaza. But is this overly optimistic?
According to a Washington Post report, Trump's day-after plan for Gaza presents options for demilitarized Hamas members and gives the exact number of Palestinian prisoners that Israel must release
The 'All Eyes on Gaza' demonstration, organized by 50 groups including Die Linke and Amnesty International, is Berlin's largest Gaza rally to date. Protesters demand a halt to German arms exports to Israel, humanitarian access to Gaza and EU sanctions
Hamas expects Qatar to deliver the proposal soon, and that it must end the war and include an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, even in stages. A senior official said Hamas might accept international administration of Gaza under a time-limited plan, including reconstruction
While Israel would agree not to carry out strikes in Qatar, the Trump-backed proposal currently on the table reportedly forbids the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. All 48 Israeli hostages, living and dead, would be released within two days
Speaking at the UN General Assembly after hundreds walked out of the hall in protest, Netanyahu said the Gaza war has 'opened up possibilities of peace' with Syria and Lebanon and likened Palestinian state recognition to 'giving Al Qaeda a state one mile from New York City after September 11'
The U.S. President's plan apparently addresses reality on the ground, but giving the PA a foothold in Gaza and ending the war will endanger Netanyahu's coalition ■ At a certain point, pressure from the Gulf states may tip the scales at the White House ■ And the abuse of Palestinians in the West Bank is not a coincidence, but implementation of a clear plan