Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s international affairs advisor, Caroline Glick, has expressed deep faith in President Donald Trump’s proposed Gaza ceasefire plan, emphasizing its potential to dismantle Hamas and prevent future threats to Israel. The 20-point framework, which Trump has outlined as a path to secure peace, includes phases of demobilization, deradicalization, and the establishment of international oversight with the Board of Peace led by Trump. Glick noted that the plan would give Israel the means to dismantle Hamas and prevent Gaza from once again threatening the Jewish state. However, experts caution that the agreement may only provide a temporary pause, and concerns remain about the effectiveness of disarming Hamas and ensuring long-term security.
Under the plan, Gaza will be placed under a temporary technocratic administration led by an apolitical Palestinian committee, with international oversight from the Board of Peace chaired by Trump and joined by global leaders such as former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The board will oversee Gaza’s reconstruction and funding until the Palestinian Authority completes its reform process. Brig. Gen. (res.) Amir Avivi, founder of Israel’s Defense and Security Forum, highlighted that the IDF’s withdrawal to the