US President Donald Trump has announced that the war in Gaza has officially ended, crediting the United States for successfully brokering peace in the Middle East. Speaking during a cabinet meeting on Thursday (October 9), Trump said, “The United States has stopped this war,” calling it a major diplomatic breakthrough. He expressed optimism that the region is now moving toward “long-term and possibly permanent peace.” Trump also stated that Israeli hostages held in Gaza are expected to be released on Monday or Tuesday, and that the US delegation will travel to Egypt to sign a peace agreement. Additionally, he urged wealthy Middle Eastern nations to contribute to Gaza’s reconstruction, saying that even a small portion of their resources could greatly help rebuild the war-torn area. Trump’s remarks come amid growing international efforts to restore stability and humanitarian aid in Gaza.
US President Donald Trump has declared that the war in Gaza has come to an end, claiming that the United States was instrumental in bringing the conflict to a halt. “The United States has stopped this war,” Trump said while addressing his cabinet during a meeting on Thursday (October 9), local time.
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