Hamas Accepts Trumps Peace Plan, Ends Gaza War and Frees Hostages
In a historic breakthrough, Hamas has officially accepted President Donald Trump’s peace plan, effectively bringing an end to the two-year-long war in Gaza. The agreement includes a full ceasefire, the withdrawal of militant forces, and the release of all remaining hostages held since the start of the conflict.
According to U.S. and regional officials, the deal was finalized after weeks of diplomatic negotiations involving American, Qatari, and Egyptian mediators. The peace plan reportedly outlines a roadmap for Gaza’s reconstruction and the gradual establishment of a joint governance framework under international supervision.
President Trump hailed the development as “a monumental step toward lasting peace in the Middle East,” while Israeli officials expressed cautious optimism about the implementation process. Humanitarian organizations have also welcomed the ceasefire, describing it as a critical opportunity to rebuild and restore normalcy in Gaza.
The move marks the first time Hamas has agreed to a U.S.-brokered peace framework, signaling a potential shift in regional dynamics and long-term stability efforts.
