The site explained that this plan, comprising 21 points, is the first of its kind to be proposed for ending the conflict in Gaza, and it was well-received by the leaders present. According to informed sources, Trump emphasized during the meeting the urgent need to end the war, warning that the continuation of the conflict increases international isolation. Sources indicate that the plan is based on ideas discussed over the past months, with updates developed by Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The plan also includes funding from Arab and Islamic countries to support the reconstruction and management of the sector, with partial participation from the Palestinian Authority. Trump urged Arab and Muslim leaders to support these principles and commit to participating in the implementation of the post-war plan in Gaza, a step aimed at establishing stability in the region. Israel continues its war on the sector since October 2023, a conflict that has resulted in the deaths of about 64,000 Palestinians and approximately 163,000 injuries. It also conducts repeated airstrikes on several countries in the region, most notably Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, and Qatar, in addition to its 12-day war with Iran.
