American flags and billboards thanking Trump appear across Israel as citizens celebrate the first phase of the peace plan.

Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square fills with families celebrating the first phase of the peace deal, anticipating the release of Israeli hostages.

France, Germany, and the U.K. welcome the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and first-phase peace measures, praising Trump’s leadership and regional mediation.

Displaced Palestinians begin returning to northern Gaza, confronting widespread destruction and urgent needs for humanitarian aid.

Putin praises Trump for brokering the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and signals Russia’s readiness to assist in its implementation.

Hundreds of Palestinians return to Khan Younis to find widespread destruction, highlighting the urgent need for humanitarian aid and reconstruction.

Hillary Clinton commends Trump for the Israel-Hamas peace deal, while Condoleezza Rice offers cautious optimism about long-term stability in Gaza.

Condoleezza Rice warns that a two-state solution is unlikely in the near term, emphasizing Palestinian reforms and Israeli restraint as essential for future peace.

Former U.S. Ambassador Daniel Shapiro expresses confidence that the hostage release and humanitarian aid components of phase one of the Israel-Hamas deal will succeed.

Months of diplomacy and coordination culminated in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, marking the first phase of President Trump’s 20-point peace plan.

Displaced Palestinians return to northern Gaza, confronting widespread destruction and scarce shelter amid a fragile ceasefire.

Aid agencies in Gaza are ramping up relief efforts as a ceasefire allows humanitarian aid to reach communities devastated by years of conflict.