A peace plan for the Middle East, spearheaded by Donald Trump, is showing signs of collapse within 24 hours of its announcement. The ceasefire is teetering due to immediate violations and disagreements, suggesting a return to ongoing conflict.
Palestinian health officials reported that individuals were killed by Israeli drones, which the Israeli military disputed, claiming they had crossed a designated withdrawal line. Concurrently, gruesome videos emerged showing alleged executions by Hamas militants in Gaza of individuals accused of collaborating with Israel.
In Israel, the primary group representing hostages urged the government to suspend the ceasefire, accusing Hamas of violating the terms by returning only four of the 28 deceased hostages' bodies. In response, Israel has closed the Rafah crossing for aid and will limit supplies until all bodies are returned.
These events indicate that even the initial stages of the peace deal—ceasing hostilities, exchanging hostages, initiating withdrawal, and delivering aid—are facing significant obstacles. The article suggests that... download the app to read more
Follow top global news sources, read AI-powered summaries, ask AI your questions, translate news into your language, and join live chats — all with YoyoFeed!
