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Hamas is consulting Palestinian factions and regional mediators to formulate a unified response to the 20-point Gaza plan aiming for ceasefire and demilitarization.
- On October 1, 2025, Mohammad Nazzal said Hamas held intensive meetings to respond to the 20-point Gaza plan announced at the White House on Monday, which Trump summarized in a 100-word message via regional mediators.
- Formulated without Palestinian participation, the 20-point proposal excludes Hamas and the Palestinian Authority and requires Gaza's demilitarization tied to aid delivery and Israeli military presence.
- Within 72 hours, the plan requires Hamas to release all Israeli captives before Israel frees 250 Palestinians sentenced to life and 1,700 taken captive after October 7, 2023, with remains exchanges tied to 15 Palestinian bodies per deceased Israeli.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump set a short deadline, giving Hamas "three or four days" to respond while Israeli airstrikes targeted negotiators in Doha, killing family and staff members.
- Hamas calls the plan an assault on the Palestinian national cause and will consult Palestinian factions, ground commanders, Qassam Brigades, and Saraya al Quds to draft amendments.
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The Palestinian organization that now has a few days to give an answer - It will demand changes as a basis for new negotiations, but the margins are narrow
Hamas will demand key revisions to the U.S. President Donald Trump's ceasefire proposal in Gaza, but is likely to accept the plan in the coming days as a basis for resuming negotiations, according to analysts and sources close to the group quoted by the British daily The Guardian. Trump imposed a “three or four days” deadline starting Tuesday for Hamas to respond to his 20-point plan, which aims to end the two-year war in Gaza and allow an appar…
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France Tells Hamas to Accept ‘Its Own Surrender’
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot reaffirmed France's support for a 20-point peace plan proposed by President Donald Trump, stating that Hamas "has lost. It must accept its own surrender." Barrot noted Hamas' responsibility for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, referencing a U.N. resolution recommending that Hamas not lead a future Palestinian state, according to Le Monde. He emphasized France's readiness to assist in implementing the plan…
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