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America just witnessed a presidential play that changes the game — President Trump unveiled a bold 20-point Gaza peace plan that has put Hamas on the defensive and, as experts note, left the terrorist group increasingly isolated. Conservative voices like Kiron Skinner rightly point out that this is the kind of clear, unapologetic leadership our nation needs when the world’s worst actors are calling the shots. The plan’s thrust — disarm Hamas, return hostages, and rebuild Gaza under strict international oversight — flips the script on decades of failed, wishful diplomacy.
This is not a pie-in-the-sky proposal; the plan lays out concrete, uncompromising steps: Gaza must be deradicalized, Hamas stripped of governance and weapons, hostages returned within 72 hours of acceptance, and an international stabilization force will secure the territory while vetted Palestinian police are trained. Those are the kinds of verifiable milestones that make peace real instead of a talking point for politicians who love photo ops but hate results. Real security and real rebuilding go hand in hand, not hand-wringing and endless negotiations.
Israel’s leadership has publicly backed the plan and President Trump has given Hamas a short, uncompromising deadline to accept or face the consequences — a necessary pressure point after years of appeasement. Prime Minister Netanyahu has called this approach aligned with Israel’s war aims, and Trump has warned that delay or rejection will be met with forceful measures. This clarity is the opposite of weakness; it is a strategy that forces the bad actors to make a choice — disarm and rebuild or be finished.
Let’s be honest: this is what conservative foreign policy looks like — peace through strength, not moralizing lectures. Experts who have worked with Trump’s national security team, including Kiron Skinner, have underscored his decisive role in pushing the deal forward and brokering support among Arab partners. Left-wing critics who tremble at American leadership should ask themselves whether their alternative of endless dithering and appeasement ever won hostages back or secured borders. The choice is obvious to any American who believes in sovereignty and safety.
Of course, the enemies of peace are shrieking. Hamas called the plan a “recipe for chaos,” and some regional players have raised tweaks and questions — predictable objections from actors who benefit from the status quo. But the right answer is not to fold under pressure; it is to double down on the conditions that end terror and restore normal life for civilians. The United States must stand firm with Israel and the coalition of partners ready to see Gaza transformed into a safe, prosperous place, not a terrorist safe haven.
This moment demands follow-through: ramped-up humanitarian corridors that actually reach people in need, strict verification of demilitarization, and swift consequences if Hamas fails to comply. If the international stabilisation force enforces the milestones and the U.S. helps lead reconstruction, we can cut off the funding and logistics that Iran and other malign regimes use to fuel terror. Every patriotic American should back a plan that protects our ally Israel, secures hostages’ release, and replaces jihadist rule with jobs and opportunity.
Make no mistake — this is a fight over whether the civilized world will tolerate terror or crush it and rebuild in its place. President Trump’s 20-point framework gives the West the leverage it has lacked for years, and conservative Americans should rally behind it with pride and fortitude. We stand with Israel, we demand the return of every hostage, and we demand a secure, peaceful future for the people of Gaza that is free from the rule of terrorists. Now is the time for action, not hand-wringing, and the President has given the world a clear choice.
