A long-awaited ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was secured as a result of a combination of threats, diplomacy, and shifting regional dynamics. Both President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden sought credit for the deal, with Trump’s team playing a key role in persuading Hamas to agree before the deadline of Trump’s inauguration. The ceasefire included the release of hostages and was achieved through a joint effort between the outgoing and incoming U.S. administrations. Some speculated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delayed the deal due to fears of political fallout. The agreement was seen as a significant step towards ending the brutal Middle Eastern war. The close relationship between the Trump administration and Israel was evident in the negotiations, with Trump’s envoy expressing admiration for Netanyahu. The ceasefire agreement also involved concessions from both sides, with Hamas agreeing to release a higher number of hostages and Israel retaining control over certain territory. The deal was hailed as a victory for peace and safety by both administrations, with families of hostages expressing gratitude for their loved ones’ release after years in captivity. The ceasefire marks a turning point in the conflict between Israel and Hamas, with hopes for a lasting peace.
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Who Gets Credit for the Gaza Ceasefire: Israel, Trump, or Both?
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