Summary
On Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. This plan includes Israel withdrawing troops from a certain area in Gaza, known as the "yellow line," and a prisoner exchange. The agreement is set to release about 20 captives and the bodies of 25 others held by Hamas, while Israel will free around 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
Key Facts
- President Trump announced a ceasefire and prisoner exchange plan between Israel and Hamas.
- Israel will withdraw its troops to a line in Gaza called the "yellow line".
- The "yellow line" represents an initial withdrawal zone, leaving 58% of Gaza under Israeli control.
- About 20 captives and the bodies of 25 others held by Hamas will be released.
- Israel will release around 2,000 Palestinian prisoners as part of the deal.
- The full map and specifics were shared by Trump, but final details are still being negotiated.
- The plan outlines three phases of withdrawal, each involving further reduction of Israeli military presence.
- The International Stabilization Force is planned to oversee and support the process.
