Trump inherits fragile Gaza ceasefire
- Israel's government approved a ceasefire and hostage release deal with Hamas, which will take effect Sunday, signaling a potential new chapter in the ongoing conflict.
- The deal will pause fighting in Gaza, leading to the release of dozens of Israeli hostages and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
- Humanitarian aid into Gaza will increase to 600 trucks per day, addressing the dire conditions faced by residents after 15 months of conflict.
- A joint operations room will be established in Cairo to monitor the implementation of the deal, involving representatives from multiple countries.
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