Kushner marks one year of Trump's Gaza peace plan, cites progress and challenges ahead
Kushner marks a year of Trump's Gaza peace plan, citing hostage returns and increased aid while warning that Hamas disarmament remains unfinished.
Jared Kushner, son-in-law and adviser to US President Donald Trump, marked the first anniversary of the 20-point plan for Gaza on Friday. He reported significant progress in implementing the agreement over the past year, including the return of hostages, the establishment of a Board of Peace and an international stabilization force, and the formation of a Palestinian administration.
Kushner acknowledged challenges remain, primarily in finishing the disarmament process. Looking forward, he noted the coming year would focus on completing disarmament, stabilizing security, restoring essential services, and rebuilding communities in Gaza. He thanked Trump, Steve Witkoff, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and other regional partners for their roles.
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