In a significant development in Middle Eastern politics, former President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have announced a new 20-point peace plan aimed at addressing the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The plan, which includes provisions for amnesty for certain Hamas members and a potential government restructuring in Gaza, comes amid rising tensions as Israeli forces carry out operations in the region. Both leaders are pressuring Hamas to accept the plan, warning of dire consequences if they do not comply. Trump has expressed confidence in the viability of the proposal, asserting it could lead to a historic ceasefire. Erdogan of Turkey has welcomed the initiative, while the Palestinian government has shown support for efforts to end the violence. However, the plan faces skepticism regarding its implementation and the prospect of actual peace in the region.