TRUMP:ISRAEL AGREES TO CEASEFIRE TERMS

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that Israel has agreed to the terms of a proposed 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, marking a significant step toward halting the months-long conflict. Speaking to reporters on Monday, Trump said the deal is now in the hands of Hamas, with Qatar and Egypt expected to relay the proposal.
“Israel has accepted the ceasefire terms. It is now up to Hamas to act. If they do not agree, the consequences will only get worse,” Trump warned.
The proposal includes a temporary halt to hostilities, increased humanitarian aid, and the potential release of hostages. While Israel’s government has signaled willingness to proceed under these conditions, Hamas has yet to formally respond. The group has previously insisted on a full end to the war and the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
The announcement follows intense diplomatic efforts involving U.S., Qatari, and Egyptian mediators. Trump emphasized that the ceasefire plan represents “the final offer” and urged all sides to act in the interest of peace.
Despite the diplomatic breakthrough, Israeli airstrikes continued in parts of Gaza on Tuesday, killing at least 30 people, according to local reports. The humanitarian situation in the enclave remains dire, with aid groups calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to visit Washington in the coming days to finalize the details of the agreement and discuss the broader regional implications.
The world now watches closely as pressure mounts on Hamas to respond, with the potential ceasefire seen as a critical step toward long-term peace in the region.