Israel-Gaza Truce: After Two-Year War, US Sends Troops To Monitor Deal | Donald Trump

Israel's cabinet has approved a peace agreement to stop the war in Gaza and secure the release of remaining hostages, marking a significant development after a conflict of over two years. The United States is sending approximately 200 troops to Israel to help support and monitor the ceasefire deal. The truce has been hailed as a breakthrough, with one figure involved stating, "This is a great plan. This is a great peace plan. This is a plan that was Supported by everybody." However, concerns about the deal's longevity persist, referencing a previous 42-day ceasefire. The current agreement is a 20-point plan, and its success depends on building trust and ensuring the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip. The deal also surfaces amid discussions of a Nobel Peace Prize, for which Donald Trump has been nominated.