In a breakthrough that could reshape the Middle East, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a first-phase peace plan after months of intense negotiations. The deal, confirmed by both sides Wednesday, includes a ceasefire, humanitarian aid access to Gaza, and a prisoner-hostage exchange. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will present the agreement to his government Thursday for final approval. 🎯
The Deal Breakdown
Phase one focuses on four pillars:
🚫 Immediate halt to hostilities
🔄 Swap of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners
🚚 Unrestricted aid delivery to Gaza
↩️ Withdrawal of Israeli troops from key areas
Behind the Scenes: U.S. Role & Politics
A Brown University study reveals the U.S. has sent over $21 billion in military aid to Israel since the conflict began—a figure that’s sparked global debate. Meanwhile, the evolving dynamic between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Netanyahu has drawn attention, with analysts speculating on how their relationship influenced the negotiation process. 💼
While celebrations erupt in Gaza streets, many wonder: Will this fragile truce hold? And what comes next in the roadmap to lasting peace? 🌍
