On the 29th local time, after meeting with visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, US President Trump announced that Netanyahu agreed to the "20-point plan" proposed by the US to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

The analysis pointed out that the new plan proposed by the US does not explicitly mention the "two-state plan", which does not meet the aspirations of the Arab states, which involves the establishment of a Palestinian state is also merely a symbolic commitment.

Analysts point out that the plan allows Israel to retain a large ¡°buffer zone¡± in Gaza, but does not set a clear timetable for Israel¡¯s withdrawal, nor does it mention a full withdrawal from Gaza; recognizes that the establishment of a Palestinian state ¡°is the desire of the Palestinian people¡± but does not include the term ¡°two-state plan¡±; Netanyahu excludes the possibility that the Pakistani authorities could intervene in rebuilding governance in Gaza, not in line with the desire of the Arab states, and contrasts with the New York Declaration adopted by the UN General Assembly this year on a peaceful settlement of the Palestinian issue and the implementation of the ¡°two-state plan¡±.

The New York Times that the planned prospects for the establishment of a Palestinian state were ¡°distant and vague¡± and were merely symbolic promises.The Foreign Policy website that some experts doubted that the plan ¡°could make substantial progress towards ending the conflict in Gaza.¡±