Summary
President Donald Trump has brokered a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in a conflict that has lasted two years. The deal includes mutual release of hostages and prisoners, a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, and increased humanitarian aid. However, there are disputes over the list of Palestinian prisoners to be freed, which could delay the process.
Key Facts
- President Trump arranged a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
- The ceasefire will lead to the release of hostages by Hamas and a list of prisoners by Israel.
- Israel plans to gradually withdraw troops from most of Gaza.
- Five border crossings will open to allow aid trucks into Gaza.
- An international security force and U.S.-led rebuilding efforts are part of the peace plan.
- The agreement needs final approval from the Israeli government.
- Tensions exist over which Palestinian prisoners will be released.
- The delay in agreeing on prisoner lists could impact the timeline of exchanges.
