Washington affirms support for Gaza plan
The U.S. State Department reaffirmed its commitment to fully implementing President Donald Trump's plan to end the war in the Gaza Strip, despite conflicting statements from the Israeli side. The plan, announced in September 2025 and comprising 20 items, includes measures to cease hostilities, facilitate prisoner exchanges, allow aid deliveries, and establish a phased Israeli withdrawal linked to the disarmament of factions and the presence of a temporary international force to restore stability. It also entails a provisional management of the strip through a Palestinian committee led by technocrats, excluding Hamas from governance, and reconstruction of the sector. Washington continues to work on executing this plan by funding an international stability force, even as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes disarming Hamas before any Israeli withdrawal.
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