Trump’s Historic Gaza Truce Visit to Tel Aviv Aims to End Years of Conflict

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However, former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, speaking on a podcast last week, said Trump’s plan built upon groundwork laid during the Biden era.

“This is essentially the plan we developed over many months,” Blinken said. “I’m very glad they picked it up.”

Fragile Hope for Peace

While optimism runs high, U.S. officials remain cautious. One senior official told CNN, “There’s still just a lot of ways this can go wrong.” Yet, with hostages set to return home and border crossings reopening, the Gaza Truce may represent the most concrete step toward lasting peace in decades.

For now, both Israelis and Palestinians are exhaling after years of grief, awaiting to see if Trump’s much-anticipated Gaza Truce will finally bring a durable peace to one of the world’s most intractable conflicts.

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