The Story What ever happened to Trump’s peace plan for Gaza?
Dec 3, 2025
Gabrielle Weiniger, a journalist for The Times, shares her insights on the recent turmoil in Gaza and the implications of Trump's peace plan. She discusses the initial hopes around the ceasefire that quickly faded, highlighting the return of violence and humanitarian crises. Weiniger also delves into Netanyahu's legal troubles, suggesting they could impact the peace process significantly. With Hamas still in control, she emphasizes how political dynamics shape the possibilities for stability in the region, leaving listeners to ponder the future of peace in Gaza.
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Jubilation And Rapid Disillusion
- Gabrielle described jubilant scenes in Israel when the ceasefire and hostage releases happened, with crowds celebrating at Hostage Square.
- That optimism quickly faded as the truce was repeatedly broken within days.
Yellow Line Without Enforcement
- Trump's 20-point plan mapped a Yellow Line dividing Israeli and Hamas control in Gaza, but left many details vague.
- The plan relied on an international stabilization force and funding that never materialized, stalling implementation.
UN Ratification Lacked Muscle
- The UN ratified the plan but did not supply troops or large-scale funding, making the endorsement largely symbolic.
- Without tangible international commitment, Gaza remains split and daily skirmishes continue along the Yellow Line.