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All Living Israeli Hostages Freed Under U.S.-Brokered Gaza Truce as Trump Touts Deal

A U.S.-brokered truce enters its first phase with leaders in Egypt seeking to cement monitoring, withdrawals, reconstruction.

Overview

  • Israel confirmed receipt of the final 20 living hostages from Gaza via the Red Cross after transfers in two groups.
  • Roughly 1,900–2,000 Palestinian detainees and prisoners were freed, including about 250 long-term inmates, with returns to Gaza and the West Bank.
  • World leaders gathered in Sharm el‑Sheikh for a signing ceremony and to outline next steps including international monitoring, humanitarian access and a proposed U.S.-led Board of Peace.
  • Implementation features partial Israeli redeployment and multinational oversight, with about 200 U.S. troops coordinating compliance and aid from inside Israel.
  • Key disputes persist over Hamas disarmament, Gaza’s interim governance, full withdrawal sequencing and the timely return of deceased hostages’ remains, which Israel says is lagging.