A ceasefire has been implemented in Gaza following a U.S.-mediated deal between Israel and Hamas, which included the personal involvement of President Donald Trump. Despite the ceasefire, the details of the agreement remain unclear, with critics noting its vague wording. The title of the document—'Implementation steps for President Trump's proposal for a comprehensive end of Gaza War'—is open to varying interpretations, indicating both a halt to hostilities and the endorsement of Trump’s broader 20-point plan. Key areas of contention persist, such as disarmament demands and the governance of Gaza, leaving the future of peace negotiations uncertain. Amid these developments, Trump’s strong push for a resolution reflects a shift in U.S. foreign policy, as both Netanyahu and Hamas face internal pressures to comply. What remains now is the challenge of maintaining momentum in the peace process while addressing the complex realities on the ground.