Netanyahu Will Never Be Saved

TEHRAN (Iran News) Trump announced the plan for ending the Gaza war after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom the article calls the “tyrant of Israel.”

The plan states: “Israel will not occupy or annex Gaza or the occupied territories.”

In line with this proposal, the White House released a statement declaring:

“Gaza will become a region free of extremism and terrorism, posing no threat to its neighbors. Furthermore, within 72 hours of Israel’s formal acceptance of the agreement, all captives—both living and deceased—will be returned.”

The plan further stipulates: “After the release of all captives, Israel will free 250 prisoners serving life sentences, in addition to 1,700 prisoners from Gaza who were detained after October 7, 2023.”

The White House emphasized: “The United States will facilitate dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians to reach an agreement on a political horizon for peaceful coexistence and public well-being.”

According to the White House and Trump’s proposal, if both sides agree to the plan, the war will end immediately.

In addition, Trump gave Hamas a deadline until 6 p.m. Washington time on Sunday to accept his ceasefire proposal for Gaza, claiming that the plan could save the lives of the remaining Hamas fighters.

He warned that if this final opportunity for agreement is missed, a “hell” will be unleashed against Hamas, unlike anything ever seen before.”

The Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has delivered its formal, conditional response to Trump’s Gaza proposal to the mediating countries. In other words, Hamas has communicated its position on the 20-point plan through intermediaries.

Hamas expressed support for certain provisions of the proposal but has requested clarification and revisions to vague clauses—such as Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and the disarmament of Hamas.

According to Qaddoumi, Hamas’s representative in Tehran, who spoke in a news interview, the movement presented its conditional response after consultations with its own leaders, other Palestinian groups, and mediators.

From a review of Trump’s 20-point plan, one can infer that it has two sides of the same coin:

On one side, it is a peace-seeking response to the global media-driven wave of outrage against the Israeli regime, portraying Trump as a supposedly impartial arbiter and champion of peace.

On the other side, it seeks to rescue the severely deteriorating situation of the Israeli regime and Netanyahu, who is deeply mired in internal crises—while creating a staged media confrontation to make it appear as though Netanyahu is being forced to accept the plan.

Regardless of what future this plan and its conditional acceptance by Palestinian fighters, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, may hold for Gaza, it is clear that this maneuver will not save Netanyahu, Trump, the Israeli regime, or their supporters—whose hands are stained with the blood of Gaza’s children, women, and innocents—even if they attempt to decorate Trump with the medal of a “peace-maker.”