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United States President Donald Trump secured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's backing for a wide-ranging Gaza peace plan after meeting in Washington on Monday. Met with enthusiasm from key Arab nations and European Union leaders, the proposal to end the war has yet to be approved by Hamas.

Proposal will see all hostilities cease at once, and all captives in Gaza returned within 72 hours

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer welcomed the proposal, adding he was ‘grateful for President Trump’s leadership’.

Anthony Albanese applauds commitment to denying Hamas a role in any future governance of Gaza, and urges Hamas to agree to the terms

After being welcomed by Arab, Islamic and European leaders, experts say onus now rests on Hamas to accept plan

The latest U.S.-sponsored peace plan for the Middle East was unveiled at the White House on Sept. 29, 2025, and immediately accepted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Residents of war-torn Gaza expressed scepticism over the latest peace plan unveiled Monday by US President Donald Trump, dismissing it as a farce that fails to end the war.

Trump and the Israeli prime minister outline their 20-point plan during meeting at White House. Key US politics stories from Monday 29 September at a glance

NEWS ANALYSIS: President Donald Trump is on his own increasingly frenetic campaign to paint himself the peacemaker, as the unfinished nature of Monday’s Gaza peace deal announcement proves, writes John Bowden