President Donald Trump told reporters while departing the White House on Friday that it’s "looking like we have a deal on Gaza," promising more details soon. Trump’s remarks came as he concluded his term in office, with the former president expressing optimism about a potential agreement that could bring an end to the ongoing conflict in the region.
Officials have not yet confirmed the specifics of the deal, but Trump suggested that the agreement would involve a significant reduction in hostilities and a commitment to a long-term peace process. The former president emphasized that the deal would be ‘a major breakthrough’ for the Middle East, though he did not provide any concrete details or timeline for its implementation.
Analysts have noted that Trump’s comments come at a critical juncture for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with both sides facing mounting pressure to reach a lasting solution. However, the lack of concrete information has raised questions about the feasibility of the deal and its potential impact on the region’s stability.