Summary
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire as part of a peace plan promoted by President Donald Trump. The plan involves a halt in fighting, the release of hostages, and the introduction of humanitarian aid to Gaza. Further steps in the plan include establishing a temporary government and disarmament of Hamas.
Key Facts
- Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire to end the conflict in Gaza.
- The ceasefire is set to start within 24 hours of Israel's Cabinet approving the plan.
- Hamas has agreed to release 20 hostages, and Israel will release about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
- Humanitarian aid, including 170,000 metric tons of supplies, is ready to be sent to Gaza once the ceasefire begins.
- President Trump plans to visit the region and attend an official signing ceremony in Egypt.
- The plan proposes that Gaza be governed temporarily by international experts and qualified Palestinians.
- Hamas must agree to disarm and give up control of Gaza as part of the agreement.
- An International Stabilization Force, organized by the U.S., will help train local police and maintain security in Gaza.
