Trump Declares Gaza War "Over" Amid Plans for Regional Visit
President Donald Trump expressed confidence in a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, stating that the war in Gaza was "over" and affirming plans for his upcoming visit to the region. Trump described his trip as "historic", indicating that a "Board of Peace" would be established for the Gaza Strip. He also mentioned that Arab and Muslim countries, as well as the Israeli occupation, were awaiting peace in Gaza. According to Trump, hostages would be returned, and the ceasefire deal would hold due to "verbal guarantees".
Key Takeaways:
- President Trump declared the war in Gaza "over" in a statement to reporters on Air Force One.
- Trump expressed confidence in the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, stating it would hold due to "verbal guarantees".
- The President announced plans for a "historic" visit to the region, during which he would establish a "Board of Peace" for the Gaza Strip.
- Trump mentioned that Arab and Muslim countries, as well as the Israeli occupation, were awaiting peace in Gaza, and that hostages would be returned.
- The White House listed officials accompanying Trump, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and CIA Director John Ratcliffe.
- Trump plans to attend the signing of the Gaza ceasefire deal with Hamas, which is scheduled for either Monday or Tuesday in Egypt.
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