Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Details 72-Hour Hostage Release Timeline

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A document obtained by Israel’s Channel 11 has revealed details of former US President Donald Trump’s proposed peace plan titled “Comprehensive End of Gaza War.” The plan outlines a specific timeline and framework for ending hostilities and ensuring the release of all hostages within 72 hours of implementation.

Key Provisions of the Agreement

According to the document, the plan’s execution begins once all parties involved formally agree to the terms.

• The war would officially end with Trump’s public announcement following mutual approval.
• Upon Israel’s government approval, all military operations, including aerial surveillance, would immediately cease.
• The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) would then withdraw to predetermined lines using a reference known as “map X.”
• Within 72 hours of the IDF’s withdrawal, Hamas would release all hostages, both living and deceased, under international supervision.

Humanitarian and Monitoring Measures

The document further states that Hamas must investigate and provide the status of all hostages immediately after the IDF withdrawal. This information must be shared transparently through established communication channels monitored by international observers.

Humanitarian aid is scheduled to begin right after the ceasefire takes effect, following the January 19, 2025, agreement between Trump’s representative Joe Mangano and regional mediators.

Role of the International Task Force

The plan also outlines the formation of an international task force comprising representatives from the United States, Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, and other partner nations. This group would be responsible for monitoring compliance and facilitating the exchange process.

Security Guarantees and Compliance

According to the document, Israeli forces would not re-enter the withdrawn zones as long as Hamas fully complies with the terms. The outlined process emphasizes mutual accountability, structured monitoring, and rapid humanitarian deployment to ensure stability in the immediate post-conflict period.

The framework represents one of the most detailed ceasefire and hostage-release plans made public in connection with the Gaza conflict.