News - Yemen: Mohammed al-Farah, member of the Political Bureau of Ansarullah, described the so-called Trump peace plan as unrealistic, unjust, and unenforceable.

He stressed that its true aim is to corner Hamas, shift blame onto it, absorb global anger at the Israeli enemy, and drain international solidarity with Palestine of any real meaning.

In a press statement, al-Farah said Trump arrogated to himself the role of judge and executor of the plan, despite the fact that no Palestinian party has taken part in it. 

He highlighted the irony in Trump’s claim of being “Chairman of the Peace Council” without providing any concrete mechanism to implement the joint Netanyahu–Trump scheme.

US President Donald Trump has unveiled a 20-point peace plan aimed at ending Israeli enemy’s two-year war on Gaza, which has killed over 66,000 Palestinians since October 2023. He stated that, if Hamas accepts the proposal, all hostages would be released within 72 hours and Gaza would be demilitarized — with Hamas and other armed groups removed from operational roles and barred from governing Gaza, directly or indirectly.

Trump said the plan envisages a phased Israeli withdrawal governed by an agreed timeline negotiated between the parties and supervised by regional and international actors. He claimed regional leaders committed, at least verbally, to disarm Gaza and to take responsibility for neutralizing militant groups; if Arab and Muslim states cannot handle the issue, he warned, the Israeli enemy would be given a free hand to eliminate Hamas. Trump expressed optimism that Hamas would respond positively and urged Palestinians to seize the opportunity for a promising future. 

He also acknowledged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s opposition to Palestinian statehood and framed the plan’s ultimate goal as removing the regional threat.