Hamas to Review U.S. Gaza Peace Plan Amid Escalation Threats
Hamas is set to review a U.S. Gaza peace plan aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza.
The proposal, delivered by Qatar and Egypt, includes a phased ceasefire, the release of an Israeli hostage, and the disarmament of Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of escalating military action if Hamas rejects the plan.
Hamas leaders have pledged to responsibly examine the proposal, raising hopes for progress. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel's goal remains the dismantling and demilitarization of Hamas in Gaza.
The plan, unveiled by President Donald Trump, aims to achieve peace through diplomatic means but warns of military action if Hamas does not comply.
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