1. Gaza should be a deradicalized terror-free zone that does not pose a threat to its neighbors.
2. Gaza should be rebuilt for the benefit of Gaza's population, who have suffered more than enough.
3. If both Israel and Hamas agree to the proposal, the war will cease immediately. Israeli forces will withdraw to an agreed line pending the release of hostages. During this time, all military operations, including bombings by air and artillery, will be suspended. The battle lines will remain frozen until the conditions are met for a complete withdrawal.
4. Within 72 hours of Israel publicly accepting the agreement, all living and deceased hostages will be returned.
5. When all hostages have been returned, Israel will release 250 prisoners serving life sentences and over 1,700 Gazans who have been detained since the war began. For every Israeli hostage whose remains are returned, Israel will return 15 dead Gazans.
6. When all hostages have been returned, Hamas members who commit to peaceful coexistence and lay down their arms will be granted amnesty. Hamas members who wish to leave Gaza will be given safe passage to recipient countries.
7. Full assistance will be sent immediately to the Gaza Strip if the agreement is approved. The amount of aid will be at least in line with what was included in the agreement on humanitarian aid in connection with the previous ceasefire that began in January this year. Infrastructure (water, electricity, sewage) will be rebuilt, as well as hospitals and bakeries. Necessary equipment for removing rubble and restoring roads in the area will be brought in.
8. The aid will be distributed - without interference from either side - by the UN and the Red Crescent, together with other international organizations not associated with either Israel or Hamas. The Rafah crossing will be opened in both directions according to the same mechanism as the agreement of January 19, 2025.
9. Gaza will have a temporary transitional government in the form of a technocratic and apolitical committee, responsible for the daily operation of public activities for Gaza's population. The committee will consist of Palestinians and international experts, who in turn will be supervised by a "peace council" led by President Donald Trump and also including former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The body will establish a framework for financing the reconstruction of Gaza. The Palestinian Authority will later take over control of Gaza, after completing a reform program.
10. An economic plan will be developed to rebuild Gaza by convening experts with experience of building modern cities in the Middle East and taking into account existing plans aimed at attracting investment and creating jobs.
11. An economic zone will be established, with reduced tariffs and access fees to be negotiated by the participating countries.
12. No residents will be forced to leave Gaza, but those who choose to leave will be allowed to return. Additionally, Gazans will be encouraged to stay in the strip and offered the opportunity to build a better future there.
13. Hamas and other factions will not have any role at all in Gaza's government. All offensive military infrastructure, including tunnels, will be destroyed. Gaza will be demilitarized under the supervision of independent monitors. Gaza's new leaders will commit to peaceful coexistence with their neighbors.
14. A security guarantee will be provided by regional partners to ensure that Hamas and other groups in Gaza fulfill their obligations and that Gaza ceases to pose a threat to Israel or its own people.
15. The US will cooperate with Arab and other international partners to develop a temporary international stabilization force that will be immediately deployed in Gaza to oversee security. The force will develop and train a Palestinian police force that will serve as the long-term internal security solution. The force will also, in consultation with Israel and Egypt, strengthen border areas.
16. Israel will not occupy or annex Gaza, and Israel's military will gradually hand over territory it currently occupies, as the replacement international security forces establish control and stability on the Gaza Strip. A security zone will remain in place until Gaza is properly secure from terrorist threats.
17. If Hamas delays or rejects this proposal, the above points will continue to apply in terrorist-free areas, which the IDF will gradually hand over to the international stabilization force.
18. An inter-religious dialogue based on values of tolerance and peaceful coexistence will be established, aimed at trying to change the mindset and narratives of Palestinians and Israelis by emphasizing the benefits that can be derived from peace.
19. As Gaza's reconstruction progresses and the Palestinian Authority's reform program is implemented, the conditions may be in place for a credible path to Palestinian self-determination and a state of their own, recognized as the aspiration of the Palestinian people.
20. The US will establish a dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians to agree on a political horizon for peaceful and prosperous coexistence.
