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Trump Orders Israel to 'Immediately' Stop Bombardment of Gaza as Hamas Agrees to Release All Hostages

Hamas agreed to release 48 hostages and cede Gaza control under a U.S.-led plan aiming to demilitarize and rebuild the region for peace, officials said.

  • Hamas announced on Friday that it accepted U.S. President Donald J. Trump's 20-point plan, agreeing to release all hostages and relinquish power over Gaza while reserving further Palestinian consultations.
  • The Trump administration unveiled the peace plan early last week at the U.N., and Israel supported it earlier this week after pressure from the Arab world and the U.S.
  • The deal details include Israel releasing 250 life‑sentence prisoners, hostages returned within 72 hours of acceptance, and Gaza governed by a technocratic Palestinian committee overseen by a Board of Peace chaired by President Donald J. Trump.
  • Full aid will be sent into the Gaza Strip upon acceptance, consistent with the 19 January 2025 agreement, and if both sides agree, the war will immediately end while Israel will not occupy Gaza.
  • The proposal calls for demilitarisation under independent monitors, including destruction of military infrastructure and weapon buy-backs, while a Trump economic development plan and special economic zone aim to attract investment and create jobs.
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The president of the United States indicated that when the terrorist group accepts the initiative, “the ceasefire will enter into force immediately and the exchange of hostages and prisoners will begin.”

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'Con ok immediately truce and release hostages'. Negotiations in Egypt (ANSA)

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In the Middle East, Israel and Hamas are preparing for the next release of the 48 hostages, both dead and alive, still held in Gaza. This operation marks the first phase of the peace plan accepted on Friday, October 3rd by the Islamist group. Israel temporarily stopped its offensives in the Gaza Strip on Saturday. A gesture hailed by Donald Trump, who puts pressure on Hamas and demands a rapid implementation of the plan. Delegations will meet on…

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Metro News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, October 3, 2025.
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