"Everybody chill. No matter who announces it, no thinking primate can be unhappy with a possible ceasefire in Gaza. But let's all wait to see how things unfold before we sing our hosannas to El Caudillo del Mar-A-Lago for his geopolitical legerdemain. That means you, CNN. The bare bones of the proposalall hostages home, some Palestinian prisoners released, withdrawal of most, but not all, Israeli troops from Gazaseem fine, but the deal remains smoky in almost all of its details."
"The president says all the hostages "will be coming back on Monday," but who knows if he's to be trusted on that. There doesn't seem to be any plan to bring back the displaced people of Gaza to return to what's left of their homes, nor any provision to rebuild the enclave so that they would want to. can. (Trump Taj MahalKhan Unis would appear to remain a live possibility.)"
A proposed ceasefire in Gaza would secure the return of all hostages, release some Palestinian prisoners, and withdraw most Israeli troops while leaving some in place. The plan contains vague and unresolved implementation and verification details that undermine confidence. Public claims that all hostages will return imminently face credibility concerns. No clear mechanism exists to enable displaced Gazans to return or to rebuild the enclave to make return feasible. Arab leaders hesitated over revisions but ultimately joined after public release, while Hamas offered only limited endorsement and Israeli leaders remained cautious.
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