UAE AND EGYPT WILL TAKE CONTROL OF GAZA; HAMAS SHALL BE EVICTED FROM GAZA
DNA
WASHINGTON: In a historic development, former U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have reportedly agreed to a plan that will see the Gaza war end within two weeks. Sources close to the negotiations reveal that Trump, who has long promised to broker peace in the region, played a key role in securing the deal following the recent de-escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran.
Key Points of the Agreement:
- Ceasefire Implementation: A full cessation of hostilities is expected within 14 days, with both sides committing to an immediate reduction in violence.
- Humanitarian Pause: The deal includes provisions to allow increased aid into Gaza and a temporary halt to Israeli military operations, offering relief to Palestinian civilians.
- Post-War Reconstruction: Discussions on rebuilding Gaza and long-term stability measures are set to begin once the ceasefire holds.
Trump, who has positioned himself as a mediator in the conflict, stated, “This is a major step toward lasting peace. The suffering of innocent Gazans must end, and this agreement will bring much-needed relief.”
Netanyahu’s office confirmed the talks but emphasized that Israel’s security remains a top priority. Meanwhile, Palestinian leaders have cautiously welcomed the news, though some factions demand further guarantees.
Global Reactions:
- The United Nations has praised the potential breakthrough, urging all parties to adhere to the terms.
- Iran, which recently engaged in hostilities with Israel, has yet to comment but is expected to support the pause in fighting.
- Human rights groups are calling for independent monitoring to ensure compliance and protect civilians.
If the agreement holds, it could mark a turning point in one of the deadliest conflicts in recent history. The world now watches closely as the two-week countdown begins.
