米べいトランプ大統領だいとうりょう “ガザ停戦ていせんや人質ひとじち解放かいほう含ふくむ20にじゅう項目こうもく計画けいかく” 発表はっぴょう

President Trump of the United States announced a 20-point plan that includes a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of hostages.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has expressed his support for the plan, and the focus now is on how the Islamic organization Hamas will respond.

U.S. President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House on the 29th.

In conjunction with the talks, the White House announced President Trumps 20-point plan, which includes a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of hostages.

According to this, if Israel and Hamas agree to this plan, the fighting will end immediately, and the Israeli military will begin to withdraw and halt attacks on the Gaza Strip.

Also, it states that Hamas will release all hostages within 72 hours after Israel formally accepts this agreement.

At the press conference after the meeting, President Trump said, I thank Prime Minister Netanyahu for agreeing to the plan.

Its time for Hamas to accept the terms of the plan we have presented, he said.

Prime Minister Netanyahu said, I support this plan because it allows us to achieve our goal of bringing back all the hostages and dismantling Hamas both militarily and politically.

The two leaders did not take any questions from reporters at the press conference.

Hamas-run media reported on the 29th, quoting a statement by a senior official, that neither we nor other Palestinian factions have received the plan, while also stating that the contents of the provisions are close to the Israeli sides proposal.

The content announced in the plan is vague and uncertain.

We will reconsider the U.S. proposal and consult with other Palestinian factions, it has reported.

We welcomed and praised Prime Minister Netanyahu for accepting President Trumps plan.

On the other hand, they are urging Prime Minister Netanyahu to immediately order a halt to the attacks, arguing that the ongoing Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip are putting the hostages in danger.

On the 9th of this month in Qatar, Israel carried out an attack targeting leaders of the Islamic organization Hamas, resulting in the deaths of one Qatari security official and five Hamas members.

According to the announcement, in the phone conversation, Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed regret over the death of the Qatari official.

Furthermore, it was also stated that it is regrettable that Israel violated Qatars sovereignty with the attack, and that Israel has clearly declared it will never carry out such an attack again in the future.

Axios, an American news site, reported this month that Qatar had demanded an apology from the Israeli side as a condition for resuming its mediation of ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas.