Ceasefire Plan & Key Conditions - A 20-point plan (initially reported as a 21-point plan) proposes an immediate ceasefire [4][13] - The plan stipulates the release of all hostages within 72 hours of the agreement [14] - A core condition involves Hamas disarming and relinquishing its role in governing Gaza [2][14] - Hamas members can stay in Gaza with amnesty or be given safe passage to other countries [14] - The plan includes provisions for no forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza [15] - Humanitarian aid would be administered by the UN [15] Security & Governance - A temporary international stabilization force would govern Gaza and provide day-to-day services after Israeli forces withdraw [3][16] - The IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) would potentially turn over territory to this international stabilization force if Hamas delays or rejects the plan [3] - Israel would retain a security perimeter for the foreseeable future, with no firm timeline for withdrawal [8][11][12] US & Israeli Stance - The US President expressed strong support for the plan, calling it potentially "one of the great days ever in civilization" [7] - The Israeli Prime Minister expressed "deep regret" in a phone call with Qatar for an Israeli airstrike inside Qatar targeting Hamas leadership that killed Qatari servicemen [5] - The US President indicated that if Hamas does not agree to the plan, Israel has the backing of the United States to "do what you need to do" [16][17] - The US President had already submitted the peace plan to Muslim and Arab countries and received indications of their potential agreement and participation in a post-war governance force in Gaza [22] Potential Outcomes & Challenges - The agreement of Hamas is a significant uncertainty [2][7][11][19] - Hamas may strongly resist giving up weapons, surrendering, and the potential deportation of members to third countries [20] - The establishment of an international force governing Gaza may also face resistance from Hamas [21] - There are concerns about whether Israel could further escalate attacks on Gaza, given the existing level of destruction [24][25]

You have first this call for an immediate ceasefire, all fighting for it to stop. Then you have hostages, all hostages must be released within 72 hours of the agreement. And then you have Hamas laying down its arms and playing no role in governing Gaza.There's also some details about the fact that if Hamas members want to stay in Gaza, they can do that and be given amnesty and if they want to leave, they'll be given safe passage to other countries. They're also saying part of this plan is no force displacem ...