Former U.S. President Donald Trump has called for an urgent ceasefire in Gaza, urging both sides to agree on a peace deal without delay. His remarks come as the conflict continues to cause widespread damage and suffering in the region.
Trump simply stated, “Make the deal in Gaza,” highlighting the need for quick action to stop the violence. He emphasized that further fighting will only lead to more loss and hardship, and that now is the time to choose peace over destruction.
Although he did not lay out a specific plan, Trump’s message was clear—leaders involved must take responsibility and find a way to end the conflict. He warned that the longer the fighting goes on, the more difficult it will be to restore stability in the area.
Many world leaders and humanitarian organizations have also called for an immediate ceasefire, pushing for talks and emergency aid for affected civilians. The international community is growing louder in its demand for both sides to return to the negotiation table.
Trump’s call adds to the pressure, showing that peace in Gaza is not only a regional concern but a global one. His statement reflects a shared hope around the world: that the violence will end, and the people of Gaza can begin to rebuild their lives.
