09.10.2025 12:39
The agreement reached regarding the ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza has disturbed right-wingers in Israel. Just minutes before the ceasefire agreement, which is set to be signed in Egypt at 12:00, Israeli Minister Smotrich announced that he would not vote in favor of the ceasefire. Meanwhile, footage from Gaza showed that Israel continued its bombardment despite the ceasefire.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced late at night that an agreement had been reached on the first phase of the Gaza Plan between Israel and Hamas.
SHOCKING WORDS FROM ISRAELI MINISTER
As eyes turn to the ceasefire agreement to be signed today at 12:00 in Egypt, Israeli right-wing minister Smotrich made a statement that created headlines.
SMOTRICH: I WILL NOT VOTE IN FAVOR OF THE CEASEFIRE
Israeli Minister Smotrich stated in a statement made just minutes before the signing of the agreement that he would not vote in favor of the ceasefire.
ISRAEL IS ATTACKING DESPITE THE CEASEFIRE
On the other hand, the latest images from Gaza raised concerns. Videos circulated from the region showed that Israel continued its bombardment despite the ceasefire, with smoke rising from the area.
TRUMP: THE WORLD CAME TOGETHER FOR THIS AGREEMENT
After announcing that "Israel and Hamas have approved the first phase of the Peace Plan," U.S. President Donald Trump connected to a Fox News broadcast to provide new statements regarding the process. Trump reminded that not only the U.S. administration but also many countries made efforts to reach an agreement, stating, "To be frank, the whole world came together for this agreement. So many countries participated in this process that you wouldn't even think of. The world united around this agreement, and I can say that without this, such a thing would not have happened."
"I BELIEVE IRAN WILL ALSO BE INCLUDED IN THE PEACE PROCESS"
Trump claimed that many factors, including the tariffs imposed by the U.S. and attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities, made this agreement possible, stating, "This happened as a result of a series of conditions coming together. For example, eliminating Iran's nuclear potential, its nuclear power. Many different, extraordinary events occurred. I can say that talent played a significant role in this. But there was also a bit of luck. You know, a little luck is also needed." Reiterating that preventing Iran from having nuclear weapons facilitated the agreement, Trump said, "If I had allowed that to happen, this agreement would not have been possible. Or even if it were possible, it would have had a huge shadow over it; because there would clearly be a nuclear weapon in the hands of a hostile country." Trump stated that Iran welcomed the reached agreement, saying, "By the way, I believe Iran will also be included in the peace process."
"I CAN'T BELIEVE EVERYONE LOVES ME NOW"
Trump, who said he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently, stated, "He called and said, referring to himself, 'I can't believe it, everyone loves me now.' I said, 'More importantly, people love Israel again,' and that's really true. I told him, 'Israel cannot fight the world, Bibi, it cannot fight the world.' And he understands that very well. It's really incredible that everything has come together this way," he expressed.
"GAZA WILL BE REBUILT"
Trump expressed that the agreement reached would bring peace not only to Gaza but to the entire Middle East, stating, "This is a magnificent day. A great day for the world. A great day for everyone." He stated that Gaza would be rebuilt to become a safer place, saying, "You will see that people will get along well with each other. We believe Gaza will be a much safer place. It will be rebuilt. Other countries in the region will also help in this rebuilding process because they have tremendous wealth and they want this to happen," he evaluated. Reiterating his belief that peace will prevail in the Middle East, including Gaza, Trump said, "People will be taken care of. It will be a different world. I think the Middle East really came together."
"I TOLD NETANYAHU HE CANNOT FIGHT THE WHOLE WORLD"
Emphasizing that the release of prisoners is a "very important" development, Trump provided the information that "Prisoners will likely be released on October 13." He conveyed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently called him and said he "couldn't believe" this, stating, "(To Netanyahu) I told him that Israel cannot fight the whole world. He knows that very well."
NETANYAHU CONFIRMED
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the agreement with Hamas in a Hebrew post on the social media platform X, stating, "A great day for Israel. Tomorrow, I will gather the government to approve the agreement and bring all our precious hostages back home." Thanking the Israeli army and Trump, Netanyahu said, "With God's help, we will continue to achieve all our goals and expand peace with our neighbors."
"I THANK PRESIDENT TRUMP"
Later, in a separate post in English, Netanyahu reiterated that with the approval of the first phase of the plan, all hostages would be brought back to the country, stating, "This is a diplomatic success for the State of Israel and a national and spiritual victory." Netanyahu, who stated that he has shown a determined stance since the beginning of the process to "bring all hostages back home" and to "achieve Israel's goals," said, "Thanks to our unwavering determination, our strong military operation, and the efforts of our great friend and ally President Trump, we have reached this critical milestone." Netanyahu expressed his gratitude to President Trump for his leadership, partnership, and unwavering commitment to Israel's security and the release of our hostages.
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