Netanyahu:

If Hamas agrees to your plan, the first step will be a modest withdrawal, then release of all hostages within 72 hours.

Next, an international body will fully disarm Hamas and demilitarize Gaza.

Netanyahu:

If this international body succeeds, we will have permanently ended the war.

Israel will conduct further withdrawals linked to disarmament and demilitarization but remain in the security perimeter for the foreseeable future.

Netanyahu:

But if Hamas rejects your plan, Israel will finish the job.

It can be done the easy way or the hard way.

Netanyahu:

This horrible fight sacrificed the finest of our young men, not to have Hamas stay in Gaza and threaten us again with horrific massacres.

Netanyahu:

Ubraham is the correct way to say it, Abraham is fine too.

Netanyahu:

Mr President. You’ve told the world many times. Remember, October 7th.

We will never forget the horrors of October 7th.

We will do whatever is necessary to make sure they don’t happen again.

Netanyahu:

Israel’s enemies have learned a hard truth: those who attack us pay a heavy price. Those who partner with us advance progress and security for their peoples.

President Trump just said it. It’s also in the Bible: those who will bless you will be blessed and those who will curse you will be cursed.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif:

I welcome President Trump’s 20-point plan to ensure an end to the war in Gaza.

I am also convinced that durable peace between the Palestinian people and Israel would be essential in bringing political stability and economic growth to the region.

Netanyahu:

I told the PM of Qatar that Israel was not targeting Qatar, we were targeting terrorists.

The Qatari citizen who was killed was not our target, we regret his death.

Venezuelan President Maduro is ready to declare a state of emergency in case of "aggression" by the US.

Source: AFP

Hamas official to Reuters:

Hamas has not yet received the plan officially, nothing beyond media publication.

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Qatar and Egypt have handed the Hamas negotiating delegation the White House plan to end the war in Gaza.

The Hamas negotiating delegation promised the mediators to study the proposal responsibly.

Source: Al Jazeera

Islamic Jihad says Trump's Gaza plan is "a recipe for aggression" against Palestinians.

Turkish President Erdogan:

I commend US President Donald Trump’s efforts and leadership aimed at halting the bloodshed in Gaza and achieving a ceasefire.

Türkiye will continue to contribute to the process with a view to establishing a just and lasting peace acceptable to all parties.

Joint Statement by the Foreign Ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, Türkiye, Qatar, and Egypt.

NEW: Top US military leaders are pushing back against Hegseth’s new Pentagon strategy, which shifts focus to homeland defense, cuts emphasis on China and overseas commitments, and signals major command restructuring.

Critics, including Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine, say the plan is short-sighted, overly political, and risks weakening US deterrence as China’s military grows and Russia remains aggressive.

Source: WaPo

Russian Foreign Ministry:

Brussels openly interfered in Moldova's internal affairs and used financial blackmail against voters.

Netanyahu after his meeting with Trump:

Instead of Hamas isolating us, we isolated Hamas.

The U.S. deported about 100 Iranians to Tehran in a rare deal with Iran.

Deportees included asylum-denied men, women, and couples, some volunteered after detention.

It marks one of the largest single deportations of Iranians amid Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Source: NYT

Stephen Miller, Trump’s Deputy Chief of Staff and Homeland Security Adviser, has taken a leading role in directing US strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats, sidelining traditional national security channels.

Through his newly empowered Homeland Security Council, Miller has tightly controlled targeting decisions, often informing top officials only hours before attacks.

Source: The Guardian