‘Will achieve all our war goals’

“This is a big, big day, a wonderful day, potentially one of the biggest days in civilization,” Trump said. “Things that last for hundreds of years, and thousands of years, are at least very, very close – we are very close outside.”

He thanked Netanyahu for “getting there and engaged in work”, and praised the Arab and Muslim leaders, including leaders of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Pakistan and Indonesia for supporting the US framework. “If Hamas is accepted, this proposal requires the immediate release of all the remaining hostages, but in no case no more than 72 hours,” Trump said. “The hostages are returning, and the bodies of young people return immediately. This means that the immediate end of the war itself, and not just gas. ”

Netanyahu confirmed the support of Israel and associated a deal with the goals of his government. “The plan will achieve all our goals,” he said, promising that Hamas would be deprived of his political control and military potential. But he warned: “If Hamas rejects your plan, Mr. President, or if they allegedly accept him, and then do everything to confront him, then Israel will finish his work. This can be done in a simple way, or it can be done in a difficult way, but it will be done. ”

Trump added that the Arab and Muslim countries were committed to ensuring the disarmament of Hamas. “The entire terrorist infrastructure will be destroyed, including tunnels and production facilities,” he said. “Working with the new transitional body in gas, all parties will agree with the temporary scale for Israeli forces to go to the phases. We hope that there is no more shooting. ”

At the press conference, Trump repeatedly described Netanyahu as a “fighter” and said that Israel has “full support” of the United States if Hamas rejects the plan.

During his visit to the White House, Netanyahu spoke on the phone with Prime Minister Katari Sheikh Muhammed Bin Abdulrahman Al Tanya. According to the White House, Netanyahu expressed “deep regret” for violation of Qatari sovereignty and promised that Israel would no longer conduct such an attack. Trump called this call as “from heart to heart.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar confirmed the apology, saying that the Prime Minister rejected violations of his sovereignty, but expressed his readiness to remain involved in efforts to terminate the Gaza war in accordance with the initiative of Trump.

At home, the apologies of Netanyahu caused criticism from the extreme right members of the coalition. The Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir called the impact of Dochi “an important, fair and ethical attack” and wrote on X: “It is very good that this happened.”

Hamam officials rejected the plan as one -sided. Taher al-Nonu said Al Arabi TV that the group was not part of the negotiations and insisted that any transaction should include a complete Israeli withdrawal of funds.

Mahmud Mardavi, another official Hamas, told Al -Jazisure that the plan “has not yet reached Hamas or some kind of Palestinian party”, saying that the movement first saw him only after publication. He said that the terms “close to the Israeli position”, and described Hamas’s weapons as “intended for freedom and independence, and not in order to attack someone.”

Mardavi called the initiative “an attempt to kill an international impetus and the recognition of the Palestinian state”, adding that his provisions were “vague and without guarantees”.

The forum of hostages and missing families representing the relatives of the Israelis conducted in Gaza made a statement about the prayer of Sehhecheyanu – the Jewish blessing of thanksgiving – after Trump announced the adoption of Netanyahu.

But Netanyahu also faced criticism on the right. His former representative of Omer, who left the post at the beginning of this year, called the plan “absolute failure” and said that the prime minister “has no mandate to raise the white flag”. He confirmed that the proposal is paving the path for the Palestinian state and the return of Palestinian power to Gaza.

Earlier on Monday, the Minister of Finance Bezalel Skorikh said that his religious Zionist party will oppose any transaction that will allow Palestinian authorities or Qatar to play a role in post -war gas.

The White House said that Trump's plan was specified after an Arab and Muslim leaders. It is noteworthy that the earlier project of the plan of 21 points was reduced after amendments to the regional governments, abandoning the point that clearly banned Israel from future blows in Qatar.

According to Arab diplomats, Saudi Arabia warned Trump that it would not normalize ties with Israel or expand the Avraama agreement if Israel does not enter the decision of the two states and the creation of a viable Palestinian state.

Trump, who, during his 2024 campaign, promised to quickly put an end to the war in Gaza, insisted on Monday that the United States was “very sure that the transaction is close. But he made it clear that if Hamas refuses, “Israel would have absolute right, and in fact our full support to finish the work of destroying the threat of Hamas.”