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The Trump administration's proposed 21-point peace plan for Gaza calls for the release of all hostages within 48 hours of reaching an agreement in exchange for a gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza, according to a source familiar with the proposal that was shared with Arab leaders earlier this week.
It is not clear whether Hamas has been presented with the proposal, which may undergo revisions in the coming days and could still change. It is likely to be forwarded via Qatar to what remains of their negotiating team in Doha.
President Donald Trump has expressed optimism about resolving the conflict, saying today that they are "very close" to a deal. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed today to continue the fight until Hamas is destroyed.
Arab leaders broadly agree with the proposal, although they do not think it is perfect. They want to see an end to the conflict as soon as possible, the source said.
But what does Trump's plan contain?
In this version of the plan there is no timeline associated with the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
This version specifically states that Israel will not attack Qatar again.
It also states that there can be no forced displacement from Gaza.
He calls for Hamas to have no role in governing Gaza in the future.
The plan envisions two tiers of interim governance: an inclusive international body and a Palestinian committee. There is no timeline for an interim government to gradually hand over leadership to the Palestinian Authority.
The proposal refers to a UN role in providing humanitarian support and does not mention any Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
It does not say that the US will support a Palestinian state, but rather acknowledges that this is an aspiration of the Palestinians.
Dhe pika fundit Trump towers do te lulezojne ne brekun detar te Gazez ku palestinezet nuk do punesohen as si pastrue halesh.