Israel and Hamas Approve First Phase of Gaza Peace Deal

Israel and Hamas Approve First Phase of Gaza Peace Deal Brokered by the U.S.

Tel Aviv / Gaza: Israel and Hamas have formally approved the first phase of a proposed Gaza peace agreement brokered by the United States, aimed at ending the conflict and addressing the humanitarian crisis.

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U.S. President Donald Trump announced the development on social media, saying the deal would ensure the early release of all hostages, while Israeli forces would gradually withdraw from Gaza according to agreed parameters.

President Trump called the progress “the first major victory in the long journey toward peace” and promised fair treatment for all parties involved. He thanked Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey for their vital roles in mediation.

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Trump said the day marks a historic moment not only for the Arab and Muslim world but also for Israel, neighboring countries, and the United States.

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Sources indicate that an official ceasefire announcement is expected today, with full details to be revealed in the coming days.

The Qatari Foreign Ministry confirmed that the first phase of the agreement includes a ceasefire, the release of hostages and prisoners, and the resumption of humanitarian aid.

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Following the announcement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, “We are committed to bringing all our citizens home safely. This agreement marks the first step toward the return of our hostages.”