President Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as a big diplomatic breakthrough. Yet, even as the President praised the agreement, he devoted considerable attention to the potential financial benefits tied to his strategy.

A sweeping peace accord has led to the liberation of 20 Israeli hostages and an end to the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza. President Donald Trump declared the moment as “the end of the age of terror,” heralding a new chapter in Middle East relations.

President Donald Trump urged world leaders at a Sharm El-Sheikh summit to nurture the recently brokered U.S.-led truce between Israel and Hamas into a permanent solution. Calling the agreement a “new beginning,” he emphasized the need for united international efforts toward lasting peace in Gaza.

President Donald Trump arrived in Israel, insisting that the country has reached the limit of what can be achieved through military means. With a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire in place, he urged Israeli lawmakers to take steps toward lasting peace ahead of a pivotal Egypt summit on Gaza’s future.

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.

President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are expected to brief a global gathering of military commanders in Quantico. With the country on the brink of a government shutdown, Trump is also pitching a plan aimed at ending the war in Gaza and freeing hostages held by Hamas.