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chairman donald trump Said on Thursday that he would travel to middle east when hamas is there About 20 surviving hostages were released. And the bodies of the dead were placed in “phase one” as part of the exchange with Israel. Peace agreement reached in Egypt with the help of US and Arab representatives,
Speaking during a Cabinet meeting less than 24 hours after the deal was announced, Trump said “all the remaining hostages” should be released “on Monday or Tuesday”, which he described as a “complicated process” that would be a “happy day”.
“I’m going to try and make a visit. We’re going to try and get there, and we’re working on timing, exact timing, we’re going to Egypt, where we’ll have a signature, an additional signature, and we already have a signature representing me, but we’re going to do an official signing,” he said.
The president told reporters he hoped the agreement, which was partly negotiated by his envoy Steve Witkoff and his former adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, would result in a “significant breakthrough” that would lead to “lasting peace” in the region after two years of war following the October 7 terrorist attacks by Hamas.
He said he would leave “very soon” and said the people were “very happy” with the new peace agreement.
He said, “I’ve never experienced anything like it. I’ve never seen such universal admiration for being able to do something… This is something that no one thought was possible, and we’re going to make peace in the Middle East.”
There was a lot of celebration in both Gaza And Israel hailed the deal, within hours of its announcement, marking the final end of the devastating Israeli military campaign in Gaza and the release of hostages held for two years.
Israeli cabinet and government meetings scheduled for Thursday are the final step toward approving the deal. If approved, the ceasefire would come into effect 24 hours after the cabinet meeting, a government spokesman said.
Hamas Confirmed that the agreement includes withdrawal of troops, exchange of prisoners and entry of aid. But the Israeli military warned civilians not to return to the northern area GazaIt has been called “a dangerous war zone”.
Trump also told reporters at the Cabinet meeting that Gaza would be “gradually repopulated” with assistance from Arab countries as Israel’s military presence in the war-torn strip would soon be reduced.
The US President told a cabinet meeting: “We are going to make sure that Gaza is gradually repopulated” with the help of “the enormous assets that some countries have in that part of the world”.
He said, “Just a small part of it… what they build will do wonders for Gaza, and I think you’ll see some tremendous countries stepping up, putting a lot of money in and taking care of things.”