Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced on X that Isra_el and H@mas have agreed to the first phase of a peace plan designed to end the two-year conf_l!ct in Ga_za.
The deal is being seen as a positive step toward peace after years of tension, violence, and humanitarian challenges in the region.
According to Trump, the agreement focuses on reducing hostilities, opening communication channels, and allowing humanitarian aid to reach civilians in Ga_za who have suffered from the long-standing blockade and fighting.
Both sides have reportedly agreed to take confidence-building measures, which include a gradual withdrawal of military forces and discussions on the exchange of prisoners.
The United States, along with regional partners in the Middle East, welcomed the development. Leaders from neighboring countries praised the decision and urged all parties to honor their commitments to ensure stability in the region.
Diplomats say this first phase will pave the way for further negotiations on long-term governance, reconstruction, and security arrangements for Ga_za.
Trump called the agreement “a historic breakthrough,” emphasizing that lasting peace would require continued cooperation and trust between the parties. He also expressed appreciation to mediators who worked behind the scenes to bring both sides to the table.
