According to Axios News Network, U.S. President Donald Trump, in an interview with the media on September 28, mentioned a plan he proposed to end the war in Gaza, saying negotiations on the plan have entered the "final phase".

Axios News Network stated that Trump recently proposed a "21-point peace plan" aimed at ending the war in Gaza to relevant Arab and Islamic dignitaries, which involves governing Gaza, achieving a permanent ceasefire, and Israel's gradual withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

Trump said in an interview on Sunday that his plan was aimed not only at ending the war in Gaza, but also to restart the broader peace process in the region, adding that "we are all working hard to reach an agreement, but we still need (some time) to settle."

According to the report, according to informed sources, U.S. special envoy for the Middle East Witkov and other U.S. personnel met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in new york on the 28th, aiming at bridging the differences between the United States and Israel. In addition, some Arab and Islamic countries have also participated in the relevant process. In the past five days, Israel and relevant Arab countries have tried to amend the text of the agreement in negotiations.

The report also said that there are two main differences between the U.S. and Israel at the moment, one of which concerns the clause on the ¡°disarmament¡± of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and Israel hopes that the clause will be more clear and binding.

Axios news network reporter Barak Ravid posted on his social media platform on Monday that a senior U.S. official said that the U.S. and Israel were ¡°very close¡± to an agreement on a plan that Trump put forward to end the war in Gaza, and that Hamas also needed to agree to the plan.

Hamas said in a statement on the 28th that Hamas has not received any new proposals from the mediators, but reiterated its willingness to study the proposals submitted by the mediators in a positive and responsible manner.