Axios reported that on Thursday, November 14, US President Donald Trump, in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asked him to take steps to implement the "Gaza peace plan".
Trump's peace plan includes the disarmament of Hamas, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip and the transfer of the administration of the region to a new Palestinian government made up of non-partisan experts. The implementation of this plan was suspended for several months due to the elections in Israel on October 27.
Axios wrote that Trump's peace delegation has been working with the Israeli government and the IDF for the past three months to complete the details of the plan and address Israel's security concerns.
An American official said that the implementation of the plan will be gradual and the rehabilitation of Gaza will only begin after the approval of the progress in disarming Hamas.
According to an informed source, the Trump administration, the peace committee and Israel believe that this plan is still the best way forward and that it has no credible alternative.
The knowledgeable source added that the conversation, initiated by Netanyahu, was constructive and the two sides also discussed the Iran war.