President Donald Trump on Thursday (October 9), who spoke at the Cabinet meeting, said he hoped to attend the signature of Egypt and mark the first phase of the Israel Arrangement Agreement.
“I’ll try to make a trip. We’ll try to get there and work on timing, accurate timing,” he said.
Trump Hails Gaza Home as a Historical Success
Trump remarked at the cabinet meeting: “I won’t spend so much time here, because I’m going to leave in the Middle East quite early. And I’m very honored to have been involved, I’ll tell you.”
Trump described an agreement on the ceasefire and hostage in Gaza as a milestone and emphasized its importance to the United States and the region. “It’s a great thing for our country. People are so happy about it. I’ve never experienced anything like that. I’ve never seen such a universal praise for doing something. It’s something no one thought about,” he said.
The US President expressed optimism about the wider consequences of the agreement and emphasized the potential for permanent peace. “And we will end up having peace in the Middle East,” Trump said, framing the agreement as a historical opportunity to solve long -term regional tension.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi had previously confirmed that he had invited Trump to the agreement to a “celebration that would take place in Egypt”.
Trump said he expects Hamas to release the remaining hostages by Monday or Tuesday under the terms of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
“We have ensured the release of all the remaining hostages and should be released on Monday or Tuesday,” Trump told his Cabinet in the White House.
He warned, however, that the bodies of some dead hostages would be “hard to find”.
Possible Address of Israel’s Parliament
Trump also said he was invited to speak in the Israeli parliament, Kness. “They asked me to speak in Knessy and … I agreed to see if they would like me, I would do it,” he told reporters.
The US President summoned the agreement as a breakthrough that could lead to a broader level in the region.
“The agreement between Israel and (() The Palestinian militant group ended the Gaza war and would lead to a broader level in the Middle East,” Trump said.
Disarmament and rebuilding
Trump has indicated future steps in the peace process and said, “They will be disarmed, there will be Pullbacks,” with reference to Israel’s request, Hamas will disarm and call on the Israeli withdrawal of troops.
He added that Gaza would be “slowly redesigned”, and the reconstruction support is expected from Arab states with “huge wealth”. He suggested that these states could also join the effort to maintain peace.
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A breakthrough in a war in Gaza
Israel and Hamas agreed on Thursday to suspend fighting in Gaza to allow the remaining hostages to be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. The agreement, supported by Trump’s administration, is the most important progress in the months in a devastating two -year war.
“This means that all hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw his units into the agreed line as the first steps to strong, durable and eternal,” Trump wrote on the social media.
Details of the Agreement
According to people who are familiar with the agreement, Hamas releases about 20 living hostages within a few days, while Israel begins to download units from most gazne. Both sides confirmed the outlines of the agreements that caused Tel Aviv celebrations and cautious optimism in Gaza.
“With God’s help, we will all bring them home,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, announced plans for convening his government on Thursday for approval of the agreement.
Hamas urged the mediators to implement the agreement “without waste or delay”, emphasized the requirements for the selection of soldiers, entry to help and exchange prisoners.
Trump’s Peace Plan
The US -mediated peace plan requires an immediate ceasefire, hostage and partial withdrawal of Israeli troops. It also outlines the distribution of international security forces consisting mainly of Arab and Muslim states, while the US would take the reconstruction of Gaza.
However, unresolved problems remain, including Hamas’s disarmament, administration in Gaza and the future of the Palestinian state. Netanyahu against the involvement of the Palestinian authority, while Hamas refuses to disarm.
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