Submission – Trump’s newly unveiled Gaza peace plan, reported by CNBC, lays out a 21-point framework with Israeli approval but faces immediate hurdles as Hamas rejects outside oversight in Gaza and fighting intensifies. The proposal underscores Washington’s continued attempt to broker a ceasefire while balancing Israel’s security demands, Palestinian humanitarian needs, and regional diplomacy. Yet with Netanyahu pushing military advances and Hamas signaling defiance, the plan highlights the widening gap between U.S. diplomatic ambitions and the realities on the ground, raising questions about whether this initiative is genuine peacemaking or more political theater.
pkdevol on
Hamas wont agree lol
Accomplished-Ad5280 on
The ball’s now in Hamas and Qatar court
clydewoodforest on
This is theater. One of the parties to the conflict – Hamas – have not agreed. The purpose of this announcement is to provide cover to blame Hamas when they predictably don’t return the hostages and surrender, and the war continues.
Powerful-Chemical431 on
Something seems off
Fast_Astronomer814 on
Even then how would they deal with the clans? This is still quite a tribal society where the tribal leader still hold a lot of influence
fuggitdude22 on
Is Hamas and Netanyahu aware of this? Hamas would need to drop their arms for any sort of resolution to push forward here or we are just laying the groundwork for another war down the road.
The IRA and Nepalese Maoists did such for the Good Friday Agreement and 2006 Comprehensive Peace Accord to happen.
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Submission – Trump’s newly unveiled Gaza peace plan, reported by CNBC, lays out a 21-point framework with Israeli approval but faces immediate hurdles as Hamas rejects outside oversight in Gaza and fighting intensifies. The proposal underscores Washington’s continued attempt to broker a ceasefire while balancing Israel’s security demands, Palestinian humanitarian needs, and regional diplomacy. Yet with Netanyahu pushing military advances and Hamas signaling defiance, the plan highlights the widening gap between U.S. diplomatic ambitions and the realities on the ground, raising questions about whether this initiative is genuine peacemaking or more political theater.
Hamas wont agree lol
The ball’s now in Hamas and Qatar court
This is theater. One of the parties to the conflict – Hamas – have not agreed. The purpose of this announcement is to provide cover to blame Hamas when they predictably don’t return the hostages and surrender, and the war continues.
Something seems off
Even then how would they deal with the clans? This is still quite a tribal society where the tribal leader still hold a lot of influence
Is Hamas and Netanyahu aware of this? Hamas would need to drop their arms for any sort of resolution to push forward here or we are just laying the groundwork for another war down the road.
The IRA and Nepalese Maoists did such for the Good Friday Agreement and 2006 Comprehensive Peace Accord to happen.