A recent document revealed the details of the executive plan devised by former U.S. President Donald Trump to stop the war on Gaza. It includes a precise timeline for a ceasefire, prisoner exchange, and the start of humanitarian aid delivery in preparation for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.

The document outlines a series of field and political measures to be implemented within the first days after both parties’ approval, aiming to stabilize the truce and gradually restore life in Gaza.

Key provisions include:

    • Ceasefire within 72 hours of Hamas and Israel agreeing to the plan.
    • Immediate entry of humanitarian aid as stipulated in the January 19, 2025 agreement.
    • Gradual Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza vicinity, with Hamas providing information on Israeli detainees in return.
    • Delivery of all living detainees held by factions in Gaza within 72 hours of implementation start.
    • Delivery of the remains of Israeli detainees within the same timeframe.
    • Israel to provide full information on Palestinian prisoners in its custody within 72 hours as well.
    • Establishment of an information exchange mechanism between Hamas and Israel under the supervision of mediators and the Red Cross.
    • Sending an Egyptian delegation to the Ofer crossing to verify the names of prisoners scheduled for release.
    • Entry of no less than 600 trucks daily into Gaza immediately after signing the agreement, including aid, private sector goods, and 50 trucks of fuel and gas.
    • Weekly counting of trucks to be no less than 4,200.
    • UN agencies and humanitarian organizations to receive and distribute the aid.
    • Ensuring free movement of trucks between the northern and southern Gaza via Al-Rashid and Salah al-Din streets.
    • Prioritizing food, medical supplies, and shelter materials in the initial phase.
    • Starting infrastructure repairs including water networks, sewage, hospitals, bakeries, and roads.
    • Operating Rafah crossing in both directions according to the January 2025 agreement.
    • Coordinating to operate the power plant and secure the necessary fuel.
    • Establishing new camps in Gaza to accommodate displaced persons and provide their living needs.
    • Introducing equipment for rubble removal with clearly defined tasks.