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Israel-Hamas War: Trump’s peace plan has played an important role in ending the bloody war that has been going on for the last two years, which started with the attack on Israel by Hamas in 2023.
Israel-Hamas War : The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel came into effect in Gaza on Friday evening. With this, Palestinians in Gaza have started returning to their remaining homes. On the other hand, soon all the remaining hostages will be released within a few days, which has been decided under the peace plan of US President Donald Trump. Now the question has arisen that who will rule Gaza after the gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza. Apart from this, will Hamas disarm as per Trump’s plan? At the same time, Israel ended the ceasefire unilaterally in March and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated that if Hamas does not give up its weapons, Israel will resume its attacks.
90 percent population displaced from Gaza
Trump’s peace plan has played an important role in ending the bloody war that has been going on for the last two years, which started with the attack on Israel by Hamas in 2023. Thousands of Palestinians have been killed in this fighting and about 90 percent of Gaza, with a population of 2 million, has been displaced. Many of them will find only piles of debris where their homes once stood. The army confirmed the start of the ceasefire on Friday and will release the remaining 48 hostages, of whom about 20 are believed to survive, on Monday. Palestinians said heavy shelling in some parts of Gaza had almost stopped on Friday after the army announced its withdrawal. Netanyahu said on television Friday that in the next phase, Hamas would be disarmed and Gaza would be demilitarized.
Netanyahu accused of creating humanitarian crisis
Netanyahu further said that if this is achieved easily, then it is fine. Otherwise it will be achieved the hard way. The Israeli army has said that it will continue to operate defensively with the approximately 50 percent of Gaza under its control even after returning to the borders. Meanwhile, a UN official said that Israel has given permission to the UN to deliver large-scale aid to Gaza from Sunday. The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that due to lack of permission from the Israeli Army, humanitarian aid was not provided to Gaza, due to which a situation of malnutrition and famine arose there. At the same time, the International Criminal Court is demanding the arrest of Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister for allegedly using starvation as a method of war. However, Israeli officials completely reject these allegations. Let us tell you that 1,70,000 metric tons will be included in humanitarian aid as the first consignment. These materials have already been transported to neighboring countries like Jordan and Egypt and are awaiting permission from the Israeli Army.
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