Trump claims Hamas agreed to disarm and Israel will leave Gaza
Another day, another massive foreign policy victory announcement dropped via social media before anyone has seen the fine print.
Trump just announced that a major peace deal is locked in, with Hamas agreeing to hand over their weapons and Israel pulling its troops entirely out of Gaza.
If that sounds like a historic breakthrough, that's because it would be. The catch is that the deal relies on massive conditions, long timelines, and getting sworn enemies to actually trust each other.
Nothing on the ground has actually changed yet, and negotiating who disarms first is usually where these things immediately hit a wall.
Getting two warring parties to agree on paper is hard enough, but getting them to actually put down their guns at the exact same time is practically a coin toss.
Peace declarations are cheap, but enforcing a ceasefire where both sides pretend they won is the real high-wire act.
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