Summary
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza. This deal involves exchanging captives on both sides and aims to deliver more humanitarian aid to Gaza. The agreement is part of President Trump's broader peace plan for the region.
Key Facts
- Israel and Hamas have agreed on a ceasefire in Gaza.
- The agreement includes exchanging 20 captives held by Hamas for almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
- The exchange will take place within 72 hours after the agreement is implemented.
- The ceasefire will allow more humanitarian aid to reach Gaza.
- Israeli troops are preparing to withdraw from Gaza as part of the agreement.
- The deal is part of President Trump's peace plan for Gaza.
- Negotiations occurred in Egypt, indicating unresolved larger conflicts.
- International pressure and protests have increased, partly due to a UN-declared famine in Gaza and accusations of genocide against Israel.
