Trump leads the charge for peace in Gaza

President Donald Trump once again proved his strength as a world leader, taking charge of efforts to end the Gaza war through diplomacy and determination. While Hamas officials refused to commit to full disarmament, Trump’s peace plan continues to stand as the most practical path to restoring stability in the Middle East.

Speaking from Doha, Hamas leader Mohammed Nazzal admitted that the group intends to keep its grip on Gaza’s security — a move directly at odds with Trump’s 20-point peace plan. The plan, backed by Israel, calls for Hamas to release all hostages and hand over control of Gaza to an international technocratic committee.

Despite obstacles, Trump remains confident that his leadership will bring both sides to the table. “We have a commitment from them and I assume they’re going to honor it,” he said, signaling optimism that his diplomatic pressure will lead to real progress.

Supporters praise Trump’s clear vision — peace through strength — and his refusal to allow America’s power to be misused in endless wars. Many see his approach as the most decisive step toward lasting peace and security in the region.