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Even Hakeem Jeffries Admits Trump’s Gaza Deal Is A Huge Victory

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Even Trump’s enemies are handing it to him this time around. In a striking moment of bipartisan accord, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Thursday commended President Donald Trump’s new peace framework between Israel and Hamas, calling it a “very, very positive step in the right direction” toward ending the long-running conflict.

The agreement, unveiled by Trump a day earlier, commits both sides to release all hostages and directs Israeli forces to reposition along a mutually defined boundary. Appearing on CNN News Central, Jeffries lauded the arrangement as “a significant advancement toward resolving the ongoing conflict,” expressing cautious optimism that it could open the door to wider humanitarian relief, wrote The Daily Caller.

“We’re all hopeful that this agreement will be finalized, that the hostages will be released in a matter of days and returned home to their loved ones,” Jeffries said. “Of course that we can surge humanitarian assistance into Gaza, to alleviate the pain and suffering that Palestinian civilians have been experiencing in a theater of war for the last two years—and that we can achieve not just a ceasefire, but a pathway toward a just and lasting peace for both Israel and the Palestinian people.”

 

Trump, announcing the deal on Truth Social, framed the achievement as a milestone in global diplomacy.

All Parties will be treated fairly! This is a GREAT Day for the Arab and Muslim World, Israel, all surrounding Nations, and the United States of America,” the president wrote. “We thank the mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, who worked with us to make this Historic and Unprecedented Event happen. BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS.”

Jeffries wasn’t the only liberal willing to praise Trump. Historian Jon Meacham shocked MSNBC by giving the president his laurels.

Behind the scenes, a brief but pivotal moment unfolded at the White House when Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly slipped Trump a handwritten note urging him to post the announcement quickly to seize the diplomatic spotlight.

Beyond the immediate ceasefire terms, the broader U.S.-backed framework envisions Hamas relinquishing control of Gaza to a multinational “International Stabilization Force,” to be jointly overseen by Trump and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The coalition, which will include regional and Western advisers on Palestinian governance, aims to stabilize Gaza and set conditions for long-term reconstruction.

The development marks a dramatic turn after nearly two years of relentless violence, offering the first tangible sign that both sides—and their global partners—are prepared to move from war footing toward an enduring peace.

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