<h1>Proposed 20-point peace deal: immediate ceasefire, staged disarmament, hostage releases, international interim administration, conditional handover</h1> A proposed 20-point deal would legally require an immediate ceasefire coupled with staged reciprocal obligations: the militant group must disarm and release hostages within 72 hours in return for prisoner releases, returns of remains, large-scale humanitarian access, reconstruction funding, and an eventual troop withdrawal by the allied state conditioned on deployment of an international security force. Gaza would be placed under interim international administration overseen by a 'Board of Peace,' with a technocratic interim government and phased handover to a reformed Palestinian Authority only if benchmarks are met; statehood is left as a conditional, non-guaranteed outcome. Key legal risks include enforceability of disarmament, scope of continued security perimeter, sovereignty implications, contested prisoner and amnesty terms, and political opposition that could impede implementation.