Hamas’s endorsement of Donald Trump’s Gaza plan is capturing global attention, with many officials calling it a watershed moment. Observers suggest this could be a pivotal juncture in the region’s two-year conflict, as leaders deliberate possible new avenues for truce and reconciliation.

Hamas has accepted certain provisions of President Donald Trump’s proposal to end the Gaza war, including agreeing to give up power and release all remaining hostages. However, some elements will require further discussions among Palestinians before a final decision is reached.

An Israeli airstrike on a Hamas office in Doha has yielded sharp worldwide criticism, as leaders across the globe express disapproval. U.S. President Donald Trump has also joined the outcry, adding significant weight to the condemnation.

Governor Kristi Noem revealed that President Trump will decide on action regarding Iran within days following candid discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Emphasizing the urgency, Noem highlighted the importance of U.S.-Israel collaboration and asserted that Hamas cannot be allowed to remain.

An Israeli-American soldier held captive by Hamas in the Gaza Strip for over 19 months has been released in a goodwill gesture toward the Trump administration. The move could pave the way for a new ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, signaling possible shifts in regional relations.

Hamas’ armed wing announced on Saturday that the fate of a US-Israeli hostage included in an Israeli truce proposal remains unknown. Separately, the group released a video showing another captive alive, shedding light on the complex hostage situation amid regional tensions.