Statement on President Trump’s Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict

Key Points

• President Trump has launched a 20-point roadmap to end the conflict in Gaza and begin rebuilding the area. The plan focuses on restoring basic services like water and electricity, rebuilding homes and schools, and creating a stable government that can manage itself in the long run.
• A new group called the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, led by Dr. Ali Sha’ath, will handle the day-to-day work of fixing public services and government offices. This group aims to make life more stable for people living in Gaza while moving away from the cycle of war.
• The plan creates a "Board of Peace" chaired by President Trump to oversee the entire process. This board includes high-level advisors and international leaders who will work on getting funding, attracting business investments, and making sure the peace plan stays on track.
• To keep the area safe, a new International Stabilization Force will be led by Major General Jasper Jeffers. This force is responsible for making sure the area stays peaceful, removing weapons from the region, and ensuring that food and medical supplies can be delivered safely to those who need them.
• The United States is working with Israel, several Arab nations, and the United Nations to carry out this plan. The goal is to create an environment free of terrorism where Gaza can move from being a war zone to a place of economic growth and stability.

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