Hamas Largely Accepts Trump’s 20-Point Gaza Peace Plan

Hamas, the Palestinian resistance group, has largely accepted U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza. Hamas submitted its response to the plan through mediators. This is seen as an important step toward ending the conflict in Gaza.

Hamas said it is ready to stop fighting and agrees to a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza if all Israeli prisoners are released. They also expressed willingness to join talks through mediators to discuss the details of the agreement.

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The group agreed to hand over the administration of Gaza to an independent and neutral body made up of Palestinian technocrats. This new administration will be based on national consensus and support from Arab and Islamic countries.

Hamas also mentioned that other points in Trump’s plan about the future of Gaza and the legitimate rights of Palestinians are linked to international laws and resolutions. Hamas promised to take part responsibly in a national Palestinian framework to solve these issues.

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In conclusion, Hamas has largely accepted Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan, showing a clear willingness to work towards peace. This acceptance could be a key step for lasting calm and stability in the region.