- On Thursday, President Trump announced a plan for Hamas disarmament in Gaza, claiming it was a historic breakthrough.
- However, this breakthrough was short-lived as Hamas refused to take the first step toward disarmament, stating it would not comply until Israel ceased its attacks.
- Following Hamas's refusal, Israel renewed its airstrikes on Gaza, resulting in casualties and damage to medical supply warehouses.
Former President Trump's peace initiative in Gaza faced immediate collapse as Hamas declared it would not disarm until Israel ceased its airstrikes.123
Following this refusal, Israel resumed airstrikes, resulting in casualties and damage to medical supply warehouses.
Trump's proposal, touted as a historic breakthrough, lacked any real commitment from both parties, with Hamas demanding further conditions for disarmament.
Critics noted that the agreement had no basis in reality, as neither Hamas nor Israel had approved the terms.
Trump's Board of Peace, which he announced in September, aimed to promote stability but has yet to yield tangible results.
As tensions escalate, the international community remains skeptical about the feasibility of Trump's plan, with no significant progress made in the ongoing conflict.
“The purported deal, a 15-point “Roadmap for Completing the Implementation of President Trump’s Comprehensive Peace Plan in Gaza,” was reportedly authored largely by Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff; none of the relevant parties have approved it. It also leaves unclear which side goes first, and Hamas cited further conditions beyond the first step.”
