Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich described US President Trump's proposal as a political failure and deliberate neglect of October 7. Trump announced a comprehensive peace plan for the Middle East with support from regional countries and Egyptian President El-Sisi.

Dr. Ayman Mohsen, Deputy of the Arab Affairs Committee in Parliament, criticized US President Donald Trump's plan as an attempt to reinvent Israeli occupation under international guardianship, excluding Palestinians from their future and turning their cause into a security file serving Washington and Tel Aviv.

Belgium stated that any serious political initiative must be linked to a clear mechanism to ensure a ceasefire and progress towards the two-state solution as the only option for a just peace. Belgium also welcomed Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza announced during a press conference with Netanyahu.

The Global Steadfastness Flotilla, aiming to break the Israeli blockade on Gaza, faces fears of a potential Israeli attack in the coming hours, with international calls supporting its peaceful humanitarian mission.

Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan for Gaza reveals many ambiguities that could impact the future of Palestine and the region, with no clear timelines or decisive details about governance, Palestinian Authority participation, international force, and Israeli withdrawal.

China has expressed support for efforts to reduce tensions between Palestine and Israel, calling for a comprehensive ceasefire in Gaza, full implementation of UN resolutions, release of detainees, and urgent humanitarian relief.

President Donald Trump is participating in a rare meeting of hundreds of senior U.S. military officers near Washington, amid major leadership changes in the Pentagon and deployment of troops domestically to address unrest.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticized Trump's Gaza peace plan as a diplomatic failure. The plan calls for an immediate ceasefire, release of hostages and prisoners, and a transitional administration in Gaza led by Trump.

China has expressed support for efforts to reduce tensions between Palestine and Israel following Trump's announcement of his peace plan for Gaza, calling for full implementation of UN resolutions and a comprehensive ceasefire.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticized the Gaza peace plan announced by US President Donald Trump, calling it a "resounding diplomatic failure" and warning of renewed fighting in Gaza. Meanwhile, the United Nations and international bodies welcomed the peace plan and expressed readiness to support it.