Overview of the Proposal

Shortly before⁢ a planned press conference, the white House released President‍ Donald J. Trump’s plan to resolve the Israel-Hamas conflict. The proposal, formally titled “President⁢ Donald J. Trump’s extensive plan to end the Gaza conflict,” remains unapproved by both Israel ⁤and Hamas as of⁤ September ⁤29, 2025.

If accepted by both parties, the plan stipulates an immediate end to the war and the withdrawal of Israeli forces contingent upon⁣ the release of⁣ hostages.

The “Board of ⁤Peace” and Transitional Governance

A central component of the plan involves the⁢ establishment of a “Board of peace,” ⁣an international ⁣transitional body chaired by Mr. Trump. this board would oversee a temporary committee responsible⁣ for the day-to-day governance of Gaza.

the ⁤transitional governance structure would consist‍ of Palestinian representatives and international experts, operating under the supervision⁣ of the “Board of peace.” According to the document, other members and heads of state will be announced, including former U.K.Prime Minister ⁢Tony Blair.

The plan ⁣envisions a “technocratic, apolitical Palestinian committee” managing⁤ public services and municipalities within Gaza. This body will be responsible for “delivering the day-to-day running” of Gaza, according to the proposal.

Long-Term goals and Redevelopment

The⁢ proposed transitional governance is intended to operate⁣ until⁣ the Palestinian Authority completes a ‍reform programme,as ⁣previously outlined ⁢in President Trump’s 2020 peace plan and ⁣a Saudi-French proposal. The goal is for the Palestinian⁣ Authority to eventually resume control of Gaza “securely⁤ and effectively.”

The plan also⁤ emphasizes the redevelopment ⁣of Gaza “for the ⁣benefit of the peopel of⁢ Gaza,” with funding and‍ framework established by the transitional committee.

Furthermore, the Trump administration proposal explicitly states that Israel “will not occupy or annex gaza.”