Storyline: Displaced residents in Gaza have reacted to the United States' 20-point peace proposal with misgivings and called for an immediate end to the bloodshed of Palestinians in the war-torn strip. At a joint press conference after talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House on Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a 20-point Gaza peace plan. It includes an immediate ceasefire and the release of all Israeli detainees within 72 hours. Trump emphasized that Netanyahu had endorsed the proposal. He also vowed that if Hamas does not accept the plan, the United States would provide its "full backing" to Israel's attack in Gaza. The plan, which calls for "a deradicalised terror-free zone", has been met with mixed feelings from Gazans who have endured nearly two years of conflict. "After two years of war, the decision calls for disarming Gaza. I feel both for and against it. I support it because we are extremely exhausted, but I oppose it because we are the rightful owners of the land, and disarmament would mean submission and surrender," said Hamed Zoweidi, a displaced Palestinian. The ongoing conflict has caused massive casualties, and ending the bloodshed is the top priority for many Palestinians. "I believe stopping the bloodshed of Palestinians is the most important thing for us right now. As for the Palestinian resistance, it is not new; it has existed since this occupation of Palestine," said Ashraf Abu Nada, another displaced Palestinian. People whose homes have been destroyed and lives disrupted are desperate to return to normalcy. "The most important thing is to stop the bloodshed, let people return to their homes, and end the destruction. We want this massacre and nightmare to stop," said Dawoud Madi, another displaced Palestinian. "Enough, enough of slaughtering people, demolishing their homes, and the constant bombardment. We are all exhausted, and famine continues. That's why we want the war to stop right now -- this very minute. We want it to end," said Naif Musbah, another displaced Palestinian. The Palestinian death toll in the Gaza Strip has risen to 66,097, with 168,536 injured, since the conflict between Hamas and Israel erupted on October 7, 2023, Gaza's health authorities said in a statement on Tuesday. Shotlist: Gaza Strip - Sept 30, 2025: 1. Various of tents, displaced Palestinians 2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hamed Zoweidi, displaced Palestinian: "After two years of war, the decision calls for disarming Gaza. I feel both for and against it. I support it because we are extremely exhausted, but I oppose it because we are the rightful owners of the land, and disarmament would mean submission and surrender." 3. Various of broken flag of Palestine 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ashraf Abu Nada, displaced Palestinian: "I believe stopping the bloodshed of Palestinians is the most important thing for us right now. As for the Palestinian resistance, it is not new; it has existed since this occupation of Palestine." 5. Various of tents, displaced Palestinians 6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Dawoud Madi, displaced Palestinian: "The most important thing is to stop the bloodshed, let people return to their homes, and end the destruction. We want this massacre and nightmare to stop." 7. People walking on street 8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Naif Musbah, displaced Palestinian: "Enough, enough of slaughtering people, demolishing their homes, and the constant bombardment. We are all exhausted, and famine continues. That's why we want the war to stop right now -- this very minute. We want it to end." 9. Various of vehicles moving, people walking [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]