US Vice President: Gaza plan could become a model for resolving “other conflicts”

The US-developed peace plan for the Gaza Strip could serve as a model for resolving other international conflicts. This was stated by US Vice President J.D. Vance on October 22, 2025, at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Vance’s visit to Israel on October 21 was his first in his new position. The meeting with Netanyahu highlighted progress in creating infrastructure for peace in the region.

Initiatives and Prospects

Vance noted that the successful implementation of the plan could become a model for other peace agreements. His words came amid the US’s increased diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

The day before the press conference was marked by the opening of the Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in Israel. The center will monitor compliance with the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Context and Parallels

Bloomberg reported that Ukraine and its European partners are developing a 12-point plan to end the Russian-Ukrainian war. One of the conditions is the gradual lifting of sanctions against Russia in exchange for a ceasefire.

These initiatives emphasize the pursuit of unconventional solutions in complex international situations.

Diplomatic efforts continue, opening new horizons for peace negotiations. Vance and Netanyahu demonstrate how unconventional thinking can be the key to stability.