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Israel Backs Trump‑Brokered Gaza Deal as Ceasefire Takes Hold

Strict deadlines under international oversight now set an early test for the pact’s implementation.

Overview

  • A joint monitoring task force including about 200 U.S. personnel with Egyptian, Qatari, Turkish and possibly Emirati forces will oversee the truce, as CENTCOM establishes a civil‑military coordination center in Israel.
  • Under the accord, the IDF must pull back to the mapped Yellow Line within 24 hours, triggering a 72‑hour window for Hamas to release all live hostages.
  • The staged exchange covers roughly 48 Israeli captives, about 20 alive, for 1,950 Palestinian detainees including 250 serving life terms, with Israel excluding Marwan Barghouti and Ahmad Saadat.
  • Israel will retain security control over about 53% of Gaza during the pause while planning advances for disarmament steps, an international stabilization presence and reconstruction.
  • Italy signals readiness to send 250 Carabinieri for a stabilization mission and to aid demining and rebuilding, as protests after the Freedom Flotilla interception prompt debate over tighter rules for demonstrations.