Jul 2, 2025 6:54 PM - Connect Newsroom
Israel is ready to make a ceasefire in Gaza for 60 days: Trump
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Trump said that Qatar and Egypt will send the final proposal of this agreement to Hamas. (Photo - The Canadian Press)
There may be a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. According to President Donald Trump, Israel is ready to make a ceasefire in Gaza for 60 days.
He said that during this time, all parties will try to end the war together. Trump warned Hamas that if it does not accept the agreement, the situation will worsen.
Trump said that Qatar and Egypt will send the final proposal of this agreement to Hamas. These two countries have been trying to bring peace for a long time. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will also visit Washington next Monday, where he will meet Trump at the White House.
It is noteworthy that Trump's announcement comes amid growing international pressure to end the Israel-Hamas war, which has resulted in thousands of deaths in the region and a large number of people being displaced.
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