In a major breakthrough, Israel and Hamas have agreed to begin implementing former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed peace plan aimed at ending years of conflict in the Middle East. The agreement, reportedly reached after weeks of quiet negotiations, focuses on a long-term ceasefire, humanitarian aid access in Gaza, and steps toward mutual recognition.

Trump’s peace initiative, which once sparked controversy, is now gaining renewed attention as both sides show readiness to end hostilities. Sources close to the talks say the agreement will involve phased actions, with international mediators overseeing compliance and rebuilding efforts in affected areas.

The announcement has drawn cautious optimism from global leaders, who hope the deal will mark the beginning of a lasting peace after decades of tension. Observers say full implementation will depend on trust, cooperation, and restraint from both parties.