Israel Backs Trump’s Historic Peace Deal to End Gaza War

In a major diplomatic breakthrough, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to a U.S.-led peace framework that could finally bring lasting peace to the Middle East if Hamas accepts the deal.

Standing beside Netanyahu at the White House, President Donald J. Trump announced the 20-point peace plan that promises the end of the war in Gaza, the demilitarization of Hamas, and a credible pathway to stability in the region.

“Today is a historic day for peace,” Trump declared. “We’ve agreed on a framework that brings hope to millions, eliminates terrorist threats, and puts the region on a path to lasting security.”

The plan already backed by key Arab and Muslim nations including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, Turkey, and the UAE places the burden squarely on Hamas, the sole remaining holdout.

Key elements of the Trump plan:

• Immediate demilitarization of Gaza, enforced by Arab nations and international partners

• Complete destruction of Hamas’ terror infrastructure

• Return of all hostages, both alive and deceased, to Israel

• U.S. guarantee of full Israeli security if Hamas rejects the deal

• Future diplomatic steps toward regional normalization and peace

The Trump administration made clear: if Hamas refuses to disarm and accept the plan, Israel will have full backing from the United States to continue military operations until the terror group is eradicated.

“If Hamas rejects your plan, Mr. President,” Netanyahu said, “then Israel will finish the job. This can be done the easy way, or it can be done the hard way. But it will be done.”

This plan doesn’t reward terrorists. It isolates them. Trump is using the carrot-and-stick approach on behalf of Israel’s national security, not against it a far cry from the appeasement policies of the Biden years.

The October 7 massacre where over 1,200 innocent Israelis were murdered, women raped, children burned alive, and civilians dragged into Gaza changed the calculus forever. Netanyahu made it clear that while he remains cautious about promises of Palestinian statehood, the priority is Hamas’ destruction and the safe return of hostages.

“I believe today, we are taking a critical step toward both ending the war in Gaza, and setting the stage for dramatically advancing peace in the Middle East,” Netanyahu said.

This agreement represents a full-circle moment for Trump’s Middle East strategy which already delivered the Abraham Accords, historic peace deals with Israel and several Arab nations, without sacrificing Israeli security or bending to Iran’s terror proxies.

Under Biden, the region descended into chaos. Under Trump, the path to peace is paved with strength, clarity, and results.

With Hamas now cornered, the next move is theirs. Accept peace or face total defeat.

This is the kind of leadership the world needs. America is back on the world stage and it's leading from the front.

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