Trump’s Gaza Plan: What It Means and What Could Change
Former President Donald Trump has proposed a comprehensive plan aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The proposal outlines a freeze of current battle lines, the immediate return of all hostages, followed by the release of prisoners. Additionally, it suggests the establishment of an international Board of Peace to oversee Gaza’s transition.
According to the plan, the sequence of events begins with a cessation of hostilities, ensuring stability on the ground. The priority is the safe return of all hostages held in the region. Once this is achieved, prisoner releases would take place as part of confidence-building measures.
To facilitate a sustainable peace process, the plan calls for an international Board of Peace. This body would be responsible for managing Gaza’s political and social transition, working closely with local and regional stakeholders to ensure lasting stability.
On September 29, 2025, Israeli and US delegations met at the White House to discuss Trump’s detailed 21-point plan. The meeting marked a significant step toward exploring potential diplomatic solutions to the ongoing Gaza conflict.
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By JERUSALEM POST STAFF