🇺🇸🤝🇮🇱🕊🇸🇦 — U.S. President Donald Trump told Axios' Barak Ravid in a phone interview that he is expected to arrive in Israel in the coming days and expressed willingness to speak before the Knesset:

"I am expected to arrive in Israel in the coming days.
This is a great day for Israel and the world. They want me to speak in the Knesset, and I will definitely do so if they want it that way

My conversation with Bibi was great. He is happy – and rightfully so. This is a big achievement.
The whole world rallied to reach this agreement, including countries that were previously enemies."

🇺🇸🕊🇮🇱🇸🇦 — Following the agreement between Hamas and Israel, the official media of the White House shared a promo showing Trump and the letters saying:

" The Peace President "

🔗 The White House (@WhiteHouse)

🕎📞🇵🇸❌🇮🇱 — Pro-Palestine "Anti-Zionist" Israeli activist, Alon Mizrahi on TwitterX:

Hamas has made a catastrophic mistake. A minute from victory, they threw it all away. Palestine now depends on Israeli whim alone. This is Oslo 2.0

🇵🇸🕊🇮🇱🎉 — Palestinians in Gaza’s Khan Yunis, under control of Israeli-backed Counter-Terrorism Strike Force (CSF, a Palestinian opposition militia), are seen celebrating the Trump peace deal.

🇫🇷 Emmanuel Macron is now more unpopular than his predecessor, François Hollande.

82% of French people disapprove of Macron's leadership while only 14% still hold some faith in him.

@CIG_telegram

🇮🇱🇵🇸 — Egyptian source to Sky News Arabia: First phase of the deal being signed tomorrow includes gradual IDF withdrawal from 70% of Gaza, both sides releasing hostages, and a complete ceasefire.

🇹🇼🇧🇷🤡 — Taiwan’s representative in Brazil, Benito Liao, called for closer bilateral relations between the two countries, urging President Lula’s government to adopt “more flexible policies” to deepen ties.

“I hope the Brazilian government can adopt more flexible policies to further enhance and deepen economic, technological, educational, and even political exchanges between Brazil and Taiwan,” the diplomat said during an event organized by the think tank Monitor da Democracia in Brasília. “Let’s work together.”

🇨🇳 Liao also commented on China’s actions. The communist regime considers Taiwan—the Formosa Island—to be part of its territory and seeks to bring it under its control.

The diplomat quoted Taiwan’s Minister of Mainland Affairs: “China continues to exert pressure on Taiwan through military threats, diplomatic repression, economic coercion, and social infiltration. Moreover, to justify his re-election, Xi Jinping has set two main goals: to unify Taiwan and to replace the United States. Such actions have become the greatest threat to world peace.”

🇵🇾 Present at the meeting, Paraguayan senator Eduardo Nakayama noted that China’s diplomatic pressure on Latin American countries has been increasing. According to him, this poses a direct challenge to the region’s political autonomy.

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