Summary
President Donald Trump announced that Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a peace deal for Gaza. The agreement involves hostages being released and Israeli troops pulling back to a certain line. There are still unresolved issues, including the disarmament of Hamas and governance of Gaza.
Key Facts
- Israel and Hamas have accepted the first phase of a U.S. peace plan for Gaza.
- The peace deal includes releasing hostages and withdrawing Israeli troops to a specific line.
- Hamas aims to end the war, allow humanitarian aid, and participate in a prisoner exchange.
- The talks were mediated by President Trump's team and Middle Eastern countries.
- A vote by Israel's government on the agreement is expected on Thursday.
- After Israeli troops withdraw, Hamas will have 72 hours to release hostages.
- Key unresolved issues include Hamas disarmament and future governance of Gaza.
- The peace plan suggests a temporary governing committee for Gaza before Palestinian Authority control.
