BREAKING: Trump's Secret Deal Could Set Terrorists Free and Amnesty for Hamas

The full scope of a major U.S.-backed proposal aimed at ending the war in Gaza has been disclosed, revealing a multi-phase strategy that includes controversial political incentives and a defined pathway for the release of Israeli hostages.

A three-page, 21-point document outlining U.S. President Donald Trump administration’s plan for a ceasefire, post-war governance, and reconstruction was obtained by The Washington Post and confirmed by two governments briefed on its contents this Sunday. The plan was presented to regional and allied nations last week during meetings at the United Nations.

Phase One: Hostages and Humanitarian Relief

The proposal centers on an immediate halt to hostilities and a rapid exchange of captives, which President Trump suggested Friday was "very close" to fruition.

Key Hostage & Prisoner Exchange Terms:

Accompanying the exchange is a requirement for an immediate increase in humanitarian aid and the restoration of Gaza's essential infrastructure, including water, electricity, and hospitals, under international supervision.

Security, Governance, and Long-Term Vision

The proposal details a post-war transition period involving stabilization and a political "horizon":

Sticking Points

Both Israel and Hamas have yet to accept the proposal. President Trump is slated to press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept the deal during their Monday White House meeting.

Netanyahu used his Friday U.N. General Assembly speech to reaffirm his hardline stance, making no mention of the deal and definitively rejecting both a return of the PA to Gaza and any foreign-imposed Palestinian state, warning against letting governments "shove a terror state down our throats."