Trump declares end to Gaza conflict before heading to Israel to free hostages.
The deadline for Hamas to release all remaining Israeli hostages is 11 hours away, as phase one of Trump's peace plan for Gaza is underway.
US President Trump is en route to Israel with his administration, planning to welcome the freed hostages upon arrival. He stated that "the war is over" in Gaza while aboard Air Force One.
A summit with world leaders, hosted by Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, aims to finalize an agreement to end the Gaza conflict. Israel is prepared for the hostages' release in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners and detainees.
Hamas seeks last-minute changes to the list, insisting on the release of seven high-profile prisoners. Aid trucks have been entering Gaza, with lorries lining up at the Rafah crossing with Egypt.
The ceasefire terms, partly brokered by Trump, require Hamas to release all remaining hostages by 12:00 local time. Israel anticipates the release of all 20 living hostages to the Red Cross on Monday morning.
Trump is scheduled to land in Israel, meet with Israeli leaders, and then head to Egypt for a summit with President al-Sisi and other world leaders to sign the peace plan for Gaza.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges a £20m humanitarian aid package during his visit to Egypt to support Gaza. He attends the peace summit co-hosted by Trump and President al-Sisi.
A negotiator involved in Gaza ceasefire talks states that Hamas has lost control of Gaza and may resist demilitarization. Expectations are high for lasting peace, with Trump playing a crucial role.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will attend the summit in Egypt to finalize the Gaza peace agreement. The summit includes Western and regional leaders, despite Israeli PM Netanyahu's rejection of PA involvement.
In Gaza, clashes between Hamas and the Dughmush family have resulted in casualties, marking a violent confrontation post-Israeli operations. Hamas aims to restore order and blames the family for the clashes.
Netanyahu addresses the historic release of hostages, expressing gratitude to the citizens and families involved. He emphasizes the challenges ahead and the need for unity in Israel.
Hamas's demand for the release of key Palestinian prisoners remains unresolved. The group insists on the approval of seven high-value prisoners for release, which Israel has rejected.
Sharm El-Sheikh prepares for the signing ceremony to end the Gaza conflict, with heightened security and meticulous preparations in the city ahead of the arrival of world leaders.