Peace Deal Reached to End Gaza War, Says Trump

Israel and Hamas have officially approved the first phase of a peace deal with the help of the United States. This agreement is aimed at stopping the war in Gaza and helping the people affected by it. The first step includes a ceasefire, release of hostages, and a planned withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.

President Donald Trump shared the news on social media. He said that all hostages will be released soon, and Israeli forces will leave Gaza step by step, following the terms agreed in the deal. Trump called it an important moment for peace in the region.

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He also thanked countries like Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey for helping with the talks. Trump said all parties involved will be treated fairly, and this deal is a big success toward lasting peace.

Qatar’s foreign ministry confirmed that both sides have agreed on the first stage. This includes stopping the fighting, releasing prisoners, and sending much-needed aid to Gaza. Full details of the plan are expected to be shared soon.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the peace deal is the first step in bringing their people back home safely. He added that both Israel and Hamas are now showing commitment to ending the war through this peace deal.