Faced with the "20-point plan" proposed by the United States aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza, all parties had mixed reactions.

U.S. White House spokesman Levitt said on October 2 that the United States hopes that the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) will accept the plan, and U.S. President Trump will also set a "deadline" for this.

Trump said on September 30 that he would give Hamas "three to four days" to accept the U.S. plan. Some sources said Hamas was currently reviewing the plan and could accept it on the assumption of a portion of the conditions. At a press conference on October 2, White House spokesman Levitt said Trump hoped to receive a response from Hamas as soon as possible and would set a deadline for it.

The mediator persuades Hamas to accept the ¡°20-point plan¡±

Egypt's Foreign Minister, Baudelaire Abdulati, said on Monday that Egypt was working with Qatar and Turkey to persuade Hamas to accept the "20-point plan."Abdulati said that while Egypt generally supports the plan, more negotiations are needed, on two important issues of governance and security in Gaza, he also warned that the Gaza conflict will escalate if Hamas does not accept the plan.

People in Gaza question the US '20-point plan'

In the Gaza Strip, many Palestinians are still skeptical about ending the Gaza conflict through the "20-point plan", believing that this plan shows the naked favoritism of the United States towards Israel.

Displaced person Shaher Abu Afesh:Everything is in the interests of Israel, on the other hand, they want to kill us, destroy us, expel us. Trump will never be in the interests of the Palestinians, he does anything is in the interests of Israel, we have lost everything, we are a destroyed nation, we have been abandoned.