Trump unveils peace plan for Gaza: hostages release in 72 hours

Presentation of the peace plan in Gaza

According to hvylya.net: US President Donald Trump presented a comprehensive plan to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip, which includes an accelerated cessation of the war, the release of hostages within 72 hours, and significant reconstruction of the region.

The document was published on the official White House webpage.

The plan provides for the return of all hostages, both living and deceased, within 72 hours of the agreement being accepted, as well as the release of prisoners and residents of Gaza detained after a certain date, in exchange for the release of prisoners and humanitarian aid from Israel.

After the release of the hostages, Hamas will support amnesty for members who lay down their arms and will be returned alive to other countries. Subsequently, humanitarian assistance will be provided to Gaza in accordance with pre-agreed conditions.

New governance and economic development

According to the plan, Gaza will be temporarily governed by a technocratic, apolitical Palestinian committee, which will include qualified international experts. The management will soon be carried out by the international body 'Peace Council' headed by Donald Trump and other heads of states.

The plan also anticipates economic development through a special program and encouragement of investments that will create new jobs and secure the region's future.

Demilitarization and interfaith dialogue

An important stage of the plan is the demilitarization of Gaza and the opportunity for people to choose between leaving or building a better future in the region. In addition, the plan envisions interfaith dialogue to promote tolerance and peace in the region.

With the efforts of the US, Arab, and international partners, International Stabilization Forces will be created to ensure security in the region.

The plan presented by US President Donald Trump to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip includes an accelerated cessation of the war, the release of hostages, temporary governance by a technocratic committee, and economic development of the region through investments and the creation of new jobs. The plan also envisions the demilitarization of Gaza and interfaith dialogue to promote peace and tolerance.