Trump's Peace Plan

“We know for certain that Hamas can easily release a significant number of hostages in accordance with the agreement," Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said.

“I am saying goodbye to your body today, but not to you. Rest, my child. Your body has been through enough. Your soul is finally free…"

Israel blocks Turkish rescue team from Gaza until Hamas returns hostages’ remains • IDF confirms death of Houthi chief of staff • IDF strikes several Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon

We must be thankful to Israel’s leadership, who made the daily heavy decisions as visionaries, helping pave the way to the current victory over Hamas and the release of the hostages.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must persuade President Trump, his advisers, and the US military team monitoring the ceasefire that Hamas’s violations cannot be ignored.

Egypt proposed an initial deployment of 1,000 security personnel trained in Jordan or Egypt, aiming to gradually expand the effort to enforce post-ceasefire security.

Egypt, Qatar, the UAE, and Azerbaijan will reportedly be participating in the international force.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer claims Britain's recognition of Palestine helped secure the Gaza ceasefire, but faces backlash from US officials and political opponents.

A new poll shows 53% of Americans back the peace deal brokered by Trump, with support varying by age and political affiliation.

Israeli sources have estimated that this was a mistake, as the body belonged to a Gazan man in an IDF uniform, who was suspected to be a fighter killed in the war.

Contrary to recent reports, negotiations for the second phase of US President Donald Trump’s Israel-Hamas peace plan have not begun and will not begin until every hostage has been returned.