Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Advances
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Oct 04, 2025 · Last updated Oct 04, 2025
The potential for a ceasefire and hostage release in the Israel-Hamas war, driven by Donald Trump's peace plan, could lead to a positive market sentiment for defense and international relations sectors, reducing geopolitical risk. However, the uncertainty surrounding Hamas' full demilitarization and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip suggest that a complete resolution and sustained market stability are not yet guaranteed.
Israel's army is advancing preparations for the first phase of Donald Trump's peace plan to end the war in the Gaza Strip and return hostages. This follows Hamas' conditional acceptance of parts of the deal, which includes releasing 48 hostages, handing over power, and Israel halting its offensive and withdrawing from much of the territory. Donald Trump ordered Israel to stop bombing Gaza and welcomed Hamas' statement. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has endorsed the plan, but is under international pressure. The Palestinian Islamic Jihad has also accepted Hamas' response. Despite momentum, questions remain regarding Hamas' demilitarization and the practical implementation for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, where the Health Ministry reports over 67,000 Palestinian deaths. Experts like Amir Avivi and Oded Ailam express caution, with Avivi stating Israel will resume its offensive if Hamas doesn't disarm, and Ailam viewing Hamas' rhetoric as a smokescreen.
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