Summary
President Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza is nearing the end of its first phase, with Israel and Hamas preparing to exchange hostages and prisoners as part of a ceasefire. This deal involves Israel releasing around 2,000 Palestinian prisoners in return for 20 Israeli hostages. As this takes place, aid deliveries to Gaza are increasing, helping people affected by recent conflicts.
Key Facts
- President Trump's peace plan for the Gaza region is in the final stages of its first phase.
- Israel and Hamas will exchange prisoners: 20 Israeli hostages for about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
- The ceasefire during this exchange has allowed more humanitarian aid to enter Gaza.
- The hostages have been held since an attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023.
- President Trump will visit the region on Monday morning local time.
- The exchange marks a significant effort toward reaching a lasting peace agreement.
- There have been previous temporary cease-fires, but this is the most substantial action so far.
- Humanitarian groups are preparing to increase food and aid deliveries in Gaza.
