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Full text: 15-point draft peace plan between Hamas and Israel in Gaza

Full text: 15-point draft peace plan between Hamas and Israel in Gaza Hamas has formally agreed to a detailed framework for implementing the next phases of the Gaza ceasefire, which was drafted with US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace. The agreement forms part of the latest attempt to end Israel's campaign of killing in the besieged Palestinian territory. In a statement on X, the Board of Peace wrote: "The agreement concludes months of intensive, good faith negotiations to advance President Donald J. Trump's vision for establishing new governance, security, humanitarian relief, reconstruction, and economic recovery in Gaza as set out in the Comprehensive Peace Plan and U.N. Security Council Resolution 2803."  The statement described the decision as a "historic breakthrough", adding that Hamas would disarm before the Israeli army withdrew from Gaza. Read more: Full text: 15-point draft peace plan between Hamas and Israel in Gaza Hamas led the attacks on southern Israel on 7 October 2023 (File/Reuters)

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  • Awaiting deadline 45% Fragmented Implementation

    The ceasefire holds initially as humanitarian aid enters Gaza, but Israel refuses to withdraw troops from the Philadelphi Corridor citing security concerns, leading to sporadic clashes. Hamas struggles to enforce disarmament among independent militant cells, resulting in a fragmented governance structure rather than a unified authority.

    Watch for: Israeli Defense Forces resume targeted strikes in northern Gaza after aid trucks are intercepted · US Secretary of State announces suspension of reconstruction funding due to 'non-compliance with disarmament clauses'

  • Awaiting deadline 30% Total Collapse and Retaliation

    A major terrorist incident occurs during the initial phase of the truce, leading Israel to declare the agreement void and restart full-scale bombing campaigns. Hamas leadership fractures, with some factions rejecting the US-brokered terms, causing a complete breakdown of diplomatic channels and renewed regional instability.

    Watch for: Israeli Prime Minister announces the 'cancellation' of the peace deal following a fatal attack in Tel Aviv · UN Security Council fails to pass a resolution condemning the resumption of hostilities due to vetoed text

  • Awaiting deadline 15% Diplomatic Breakthrough

    Hamas fully disarms and hands over weapons to an international monitoring force, allowing Israel to begin a phased withdrawal. A temporary technocratic government, backed by Arab states and the US, is established to manage reconstruction, leading to a significant decrease in violence and a surge in international investment pledges.

    Watch for: First batch of Hamas rocket launchers and small arms inspected and sealed by UN observers in Rafah · Israel announces the completion of Phase 1 withdrawal from Gaza City and begins reopening border crossings

  • Awaiting deadline 10% Counter-Narrative: Sovereignty Assertion

    Hamas rejects the US-mediated framework entirely, declaring it a violation of Palestinian sovereignty, and instead proposes a direct negotiation track with Egypt and Qatar only. This forces the US to pivot support toward alternative Palestinian factions, creating a multi-polar conflict zone where Israel faces pressure from multiple armed groups rather than a single negotiated entity.

    Watch for: Hamas political bureau releases a statement rejecting the '15-point plan' as a US colonial instrument · Egypt and Qatar announce the formation of a new joint mediation committee excluding US officials

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