Pro-Israel strength advances peace as Hamas obstruction and Arab sponsors face accountability at last.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced the official launch of Phase Two of his 20-Point Peace Plan for Gaza, declaring that unprecedented pressure and leadership are reshaping the region. Referring to remarks by Steve Witkoff, Trump said the ceasefire enabled record-level humanitarian aid delivery at historic speed—an achievement even the United Nations acknowledged.
Trump confirmed the establishment of the Board of Peace for Gaza, which he chairs, and voiced support for a new Palestinian technocratic administration to govern Gaza during transition. He stressed that this phase depends on full demilitarization, demanding that Hamas surrender all weapons, dismantle every terror tunnel, and immediately return the final hostage remains to Israel.
With backing from Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar, Trump warned Hamas it could comply “the easy way or the hard way,” emphasizing that Gaza’s suffering is the direct result of jihadist rule—not Israel’s defense.
Israel has maintained firm opposition to implementing Phase Two until Hamas fulfills all Phase One obligations, including returning the body of Ran Gvili, still cruelly withheld despite Israeli intelligence cooperation. Jerusalem’s stance underscores a core principle: peace cannot advance while terror agreements are violated.
Trump closed with a message Israel has long lived by—Peace Through Strength—a doctrine exposing Hamas duplicity and the hollow posturing of regional enablers who talk peace while shielding terror.
