US President Donald Trump is set to announce a US-supervised plan aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza, which includes a ceasefire and a reconstruction program, featuring US-managed humanitarian aid centers in coordination with the Israeli military. The main challenge lies with Hamas’s Al-Qassam Brigades, which refuse disarmament, despite pressure from Arab nations to accept the proposal. The plan may complicate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s position, as it offers Hamas a role in Gaza’s governance while ensuring that any settlement will not compromise Israel’s security interests.
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Thousands gather for rare peace event in Jerusalem
Thousands attended a peace event in Jerusalem amid the ongoing Gaza war, with organizers emphasizing the need for an alternative future to the current extremist-driven reality. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and ex-Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Nasser al-Kidwa presented their two-state solution proposal, which includes a territory swap and shared sovereignty over Jerusalem's Old City. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens under an Israeli blockade, with significant civilian casualties on both sides following Hamas's...
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