Donald Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Gains Global Support on Its First Anniversary
As one year passes since Donald Trump's 20-point peace plan and ceasefire for Gaza, the initiative has found global support with 18 billion dollars pledged for reconstruction.
As the first year passes since the Gaza ceasefire and 20-point peace plan spearheaded by President Donald Trump, the initiative is progressing with global support, including the disarmament of Hamas and the transition to a new Palestinian administration.
First Year of the Plan and Global Support
One year has passed since the ceasefire and 20-point peace plan brokered by President Donald Trump. During this process, the initiative has gained widespread global support, including from unexpected quarters.
Peace Board and International Relations
Josh Gruenbaum, senior advisor to the Peace Board, stated that the success over the past year is attributed to President Donald Trump's leadership and commitment to peace.
In November 2025, the United Nations approved the Peace Board with Resolution 2803, and Prime Minister Netanyahu signed it.
European Union's Financial Contribution
Dubravka Šuica, European Union Commissioner for the Mediterranean and Demography, announced at a September meeting that the EU has raised approximately 1 billion dollars for early recovery in Gaza.
Reconstruction and Financing
According to BBC reports, the Peace Board has secured approximately 18 billion dollars in pledges for reconstruction projects, with 66 recovery initiatives planned in the first phase.
Future Objectives
Over the coming year, the Peace Board must overcome numerous obstacles, including the complete disarmament and deradicalization of Hamas.