Trump proposal to permanently end war abandons 'Gaza Riviera' plan: Report

A new 21-point plan presented by US President Donald Trump to a group of Muslim leaders on Tuesday proposes a permanent end to Israel's war in Gaza, deploying an international force to the strip and no forced displacement of Palestinians, according to a Financial Times (FT) report.

The report releases new details on the Tuesday meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations Genteral Assembly.

The FT reports that Trump's plan calls for the release of all hostages in one go and builds on a previous ceasefire proposal put forward by US envoy Steve Witkoff.

The plan presented would require Israeli forces to retreat to the same positions they held during the two-month ceasefire between January and March this year, followed by a full withdrawal once the "stabilisation force" is deployed.

The plan envisions an "international supervisory body" that oversees a Palestinian committee which would administer Gaza in the interim. The plan stipulates that Hamas will play no role in the governance of post-war Gaza.