The Financial Times newspaper revealed that the British government proposed a five-point plan to end the war between Hamas and Israel, and explained that British Foreign Secretary David Cameron discussed the plan this week with Palestinian and Israeli leaders.

The newspaper pointed out that Britain's plan calls for stopping hostilities, releasing hostages, and negotiating a permanent ceasefire. It also calls for defining a political horizon for establishing a Palestinian state and forming a competent government to manage the West Bank and Gaza.

The British plan includes a proposal for Hamas leaders to leave Gaza to another country.