Hamas and Israel Take a Step Towards De-escalation Under US Plan

Hamas and Israel took the first step towards de-escalation, signing the first phase of the ceasefire according to the American plan. The news, filled with hope, was announced in a tense atmosphere, where anticipation mixed with caution.

One of the most important moments of the deal is the release of all hostages, which is expected to happen in the near future. At the same time, Israel is committed to withdrawing its troops to a pre-agreed line. This information was shared by US President Donald Trump on the social network "Truth Social". This announcement, made in the online space, reflects the rapidly changing nature of political communication today.

Reactions from Israel were immediate. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the news as "A great day for the country". As a sign of official approval and to begin the process of implementing the ceasefire, he will convene the government today.

For its part, Hamas also confirmed the signing of the agreement. The organization called on the US president to act as a guarantor of the agreements with Tel Aviv. This call underlines the key role of the United States as a mediator in this complex conflict.

Despite the optimism that swept the world after the announcement of the news, important questions remain unanswered. Critical details that will determine the course of events have not yet been specified. These include the timeframe for the implementation of the different phases of the ceasefire, the plans for the post-war administration of the Gaza Strip and, last but not least, the future fate of the Palestinian armed group Hamas. These issues are key to the permanent settlement of the conflict and stability in the region. At this stage, hopes are combined with caution, as everyone awaits the next steps and the development of the situation on the ground.