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Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza as Hamas considers its response to Trump’s peace proposal
Trump's 20-point plan demands Hamas disarm, hostages' release, and Gaza's transition to Palestinian Authority control with support from Israel and Arab nations, amid ongoing conflict.
- President Donald Trump gave Hamas four days to respond to his 20-point Gaza peace plan unveiled Monday at a White House meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Under the proposal, the plan calls for an immediate ceasefire, a hostages-for-prisoners exchange, Hamas to disarm, and the Palestinian Authority to assume Gaza control under a transitional international administration.
- Mediators Qatar and Egypt transmitted the proposal to Hamas late Monday and pledged to review it responsibly, while the Palestinian Authority and nearly a dozen Arab and Muslim-majority nations backed the plan.
- If Hamas declines, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to 'finish the job' in Gaza with full backing from President Donald Trump, who warned the signature 'will pay in hell' if not provided.
- Mounting civilian suffering includes more than 66,000 killed, nearly 170,000 wounded and around 400,000 Palestinians who fled Gaza City last month, with over 33,000 displaced, UN data shows.
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Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza as Hamas considers response to Trump’s peace proposal
The plan requires Hamas to return all 48 hostages — about 20 of them thought by Israel to be alive — give up power and disarm in return for the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and an end to fighting
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Here's the Scoop: Hamas and the Gaza peace plan
President Trump has issued a deadline for Hamas to accept the Gaza peace plan. NBC News' Brian Cheung and Richard Engel talk about what's at stake for Hamas, as the world awaits its response. Listen to today’s full episode of “Here’s the Scoop” wherever you get your podcasts.
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