Earlier in the Middle East, there was a heavy message that Israel and Hamas finally signed the final draft of Phase One in Egypt, and both sides agreed to a ceasefire and release hostages in the Gaza Strip.
The outcome was immediately supported by all parties, and EU Commission President Von der Leyen publicly praised the efforts made by the United States and other countries in the Hamas negotiations and was ready to assist in Gaza’s reconstruction work.
British Prime Minister Stammer also said that the first phase of the peace agreement was a crucial first step. Even Russian President Putin issued a statement saying he hoped that Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza could be successfully implemented and that Russia supported efforts to end the bloody conflict.
In this context, a lot of people are hopeful about the prospects of the Gaza Strip, and a lot of Gaza residents are standing up to celebrate the arrival of peace, even the families of captured Israeli hostages are cheering on the square.
For a time, the entire Middle East ushered in a rare joyful atmosphere, and the "grand finale" seemed to be coming!
1. Trump has changed, Netanyahu has panicked
Looking back on previous reports, early Israel was supposed to be at its utmost, and Netanyahu has always insisted on the release of all the detainees and the complete destruction of Hamas.
In the process, Israel has committed many heinous and extreme actions-such as bombing U.S. ally Qatar and marching on Gaza despite United Nations opposition.
Even at the beginning, Israel put down harsh words: If anyone dares to continue to harbor Hamas, Israel will continue to act.
It can be said that under the circumstances at that time, it was almost impossible for the Gaza Strip to cease fire. Even if environmental girls and NATO countries intervened, it would not work, and only in exchange would be a more fierce attack from Israel.
But in the recent past, the situation has undergone tremendous changes. Netanyahu, who has always been high-profile, suddenly relented and showed great cooperation during the negotiation process. The reason is actually very simple, that is, Trump's attitude towards Netanyahu has changed.
In the past, Trump’s behavior toward Netanyahu has been blinded by personal feelings and American interests, even because of his interference in Israeli justice.
But today’s Trump has “new demands,” American hegemony is weakening, and Trump has an urgent need to fight for more Arab countries’ support, so Trump has started to change and has been pressuring Netanyahu.
After Israel bombed Qatar, he forced Netanyahu to call Qatari leaders on the spot to apologize. Moreover, according to the previous photos sent by the White House, Trump even sat by and called Netanyahu at that time, asking the other party to look at a piece of paper and read it.
Trump also revealed that he had told Netanyahu that this was his chance to win, and he had no choice.
Under Trump’s pressure, Netanyahu was forced to only co-operate with Trump’s actions. As Israeli Foreign Minister Sal said: “We are committed to implementing Trump’s plans.
Hamas also signed.
When Israel gave in, all the pressure came on Hamas.
There is no doubt that Hamas must have a deep hatred for Israel, but the Gaza War has been fought for two years, and Hamas has paid a very painful price.
More than 670,000 people have been killed and 170,000 injured in the Gaza Strip, more than 90 percent of the houses have been destroyed, 190,000 people have been displaced and most of the area has suffered severe famine.
Moreover, this time Trump said on the one hand that the Israeli army would withdraw to the boundaries agreed upon by both sides, and on the other hand, he put pressure on Hamas, saying that if Hamas did not accept the agreement, it would face the full execution of the United States.
So Hamas could only choose to accept all this, and there was the beginning scene when the two sides signed the final draft of the first phase agreement in Egypt.
After the agreement was signed, the international community naturally supported the outcome.The Egyptian rescue fleet was first on its way to Gaza for humanitarian assistance, and the World Health Organization is ready to step up its efforts to meet the urgent medical needs of patients across Gaza.
European and Arab foreign ministers gathered in Paris to discuss key issues such as post-war governance and reconstruction in Gaza.
The United States is also overjoyed. The BBC said: This move may end the most destructive and bloody war between Arabs and Jews in more than a century. U.S. officials also said that the Gaza War is over.
There is also Trump, who is equally good at spring, after all, this move can also greatly improve his personal image.
Has the wrong head come out too?
However, some people are delighted with nature and some are saddened.On the occasion of the celebration, Italy "eats the puddle."
According to Italian Prime Minister Meloni, she herself, as well as Italian defence ministers and foreign ministers, were on the grounds that Italy sold weapons to Israel and allegedly participated in the Gaza genocide.
Meloni was very surprised by this. She said: Since October, Italy has not approved new weapons supplies to Israel.
Per Meloni was right, but at this particular moment Italy was undoubtedly pushed to the tide of the wind, further accused by all parties, becoming the first "wrong head".
Of course, in addition to Italy, there may be someone who is not happy, and that person is Netanyahu.
It should be known that his recent hard image may have been ruined by Trump, not only being apologized to Qatar with his head pressed, but also forced to bow his head in the previous negotiations.
When the Netanyahu administration approved the first phase of the ceasefire agreement, far-right officials, National Security Minister Guevara and Treasury Minister Smotrich, both voted against.
In particular, Gwiel once threatened that if Hamas's rule in the Gaza Strip was not disintegrated, he would lead Jewish forces and others to overthrow Netanyahu's government. It is foreseeable that Netanyahu may have a difficult life ahead, and he may even be ousted.
But as a son of Netanyahu, he won't sit down to die.When the two sides agreed to a ceasefire, Gaza's civil defense agencies that Gaza City was still hit by a series of fierce airstrikes.
Later, when leaders gathered in Paris, Israeli Foreign Minister Saleh also made public statements in the media that it was unnecessary and harmful for France to plan a meeting in the sensitive moment of Israeli ceasefire negotiations.
So, when Netanyahu faces a crisis of rule, will he break the agreement and stir up the dispute again?
In short, peace is far from here, and the current agreement still has many hidden dangers. What direction will it develop next? Let's wait and see.