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JD Vance says Middle East is on the ‘cusp of sustainable peace’

Vice President Vance said 200 U.S. troops will monitor the ceasefire remotely as part of the Trump-brokered peace deal ending the two-year Israel-Hamas conflict.

  • In a Monday statement, Vice President JD Vance said the US will not send troops to Israel or Gaza, and Trump is expected to travel to oversee the hostage deal by Monday.
  • Credit for the breakthrough goes to President Donald Trump’s unconventional diplomacy, as he directed envoys Marco Rubio, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to negotiate Gulf Arab states and Israel, unveiling a 20‑point plan .
  • Hostage figures show 48 hostages remaining in Gaza, and JD Vance said living hostages should be home within 24 hours as U.S. Central Command deploys 200 troops to monitor the ceasefire.
  • Israel confirmed it pulled back to agreed lines, allowing a mass inflow of humanitarian aid into Gaza as part of the agreement.
  • Vance framed the deal as putting the Middle East "on the cusp of a sustainable peace," but he cautioned some hard feelings and losses may never be recovered.
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OAN broke the news in San Diego, United States on Sunday, October 12, 2025.
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