America’s Central Command (CENTCOM) on Saturday (November 1, 2025) shared a video related to the Palestinian militant organization Hamas. In this video, the US agency has claimed that suspected members of Hamas looted a humanitarian aid truck in southern Gaza. Whose drone footage has been released.

CENTCOM posted a video on social media platform X. “The US-led Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) observed suspected Hamas operatives looting a truck from a humanitarian aid convoy that was delivering vital aid to Gazans in northern Khan Yunis on behalf of international partners,” the post said.

The incident reportedly occurred on Friday (October 31, 2025) near North Khan Yunus, when a US MQ-9 surveillance drone was conducting live video surveillance of the area. This drone was monitoring the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas at that time.

The looted truck was part of a humanitarian aid convoy

According to the CENTCOM statement, ‘Hamas members attacked the truck driver, pushed him into the middle of the road, and then looted the truck and aid supplies. Meanwhile, the current condition of the truck driver is unknown. This looted truck was part of a humanitarian aid convoy sent by international partners. Information about this incident was received through drone feed to the Civil Military Coordination Center (CMCC) located in Kiryat Gat, southern Israel.

US Drone Observes Aid Truck Looted by Hamas in Gaza

TAMPA, Fla. – On Oct. 31, the US-led Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) observed suspected Hamas operatives looting an aid truck traveling as part of a humanitarian convoy delivering needed assistance from… pic.twitter.com/BFa2BPwk2a

— US Central Command (@CENTCOM) November 1, 2025

This center has been formed under the leadership of America, which includes representatives of about 40 countries and international organizations. Its purpose is to coordinate humanitarian, logistics and security assistance in Gaza and to monitor post-war stabilization efforts.

More than 600 trucks are entering Gaza every day carrying aid materials.

Centcom said more than 600 trucks carrying aid and commercial goods have been entering Gaza every day in recent days, but this incident undermines these efforts. The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was brokered by the US and is based on US President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan.

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US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace agreement ultimately failed. Israel has once again carried out an airstrike on Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had ordered a massive attack on Gaza. He has taken this step because of repeated attacks by Hamas. Trump had made a peace agreement in front of many big leaders of the world, but now this agreement has been torn to pieces.

According to ‘BBC’ report, 33 people have died so far in the Israeli attack. Many people have also been injured and have been admitted to hospitals. Defense Minister Israel Katz made serious allegations against Hamas, saying that it attacked Israeli soldiers and violated the condition of returning the hostages who lost their lives. On the other hand, Hamas has claimed that it has neither carried out any attack nor broken the peace agreement.

Why and on whom did Netanyahu get angry?

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s temper has increased. Expressing anger on Hamas, he said that it has broken the ceasefire. Netanyahu also said that Hamas is not following Trump’s peace agreement. He first refused to return the Israeli hostages and then when questioned, started making excuses.

BREAKING: Israel violates the ceasefire, carrying out heavy airstrikes against Gaza pic.twitter.com/rRpdb1Yrik

— Israel Exposed (@xIsraelExposedx) October 28, 2025

Donald Trump’s peace deal watered down again

After a lot of efforts, US President Trump had made a peace agreement between Israel and Hamas, but now his efforts have gone in vain. Israel accused Hamas of breaking the ceasefire, while on the other hand Hamas clearly denied it. Trump had put forward 10 important points for the peace agreement, in which it was also said that the hostages would be released, but now even this does not seem to be fully implemented.

There was a flood of emotions in Tel Aviv city of Israel on Monday (13 October 2025). After the release of 20 Israeli hostages by Hamas after two years of captivity in Gaza, an echo of flags, flowers and slogans of Welcome Home were heard in the city’s Hostage Square. People wrote on social media that it seems as if the whole of Israel has gathered in Tel Aviv today to welcome its citizens.

A huge board was put up on the city beach, on which Thank You was written in big letters. This board was created to be visible from the US aircraft Air Force One, in order to publicly thank President Donald Trump for his role in the Gaza ceasefire talks.

Air Force One flies over sign thanking President Trump on the beach of Tel Aviv! pic.twitter.com/6x0SMVpTUm

— Margo Martin (@MargoMartin47) October 13, 2025

Hamas releases seven hostages, prepares to release 20 more

Hamas released 7 Israeli hostages on Monday (13 October 2025). This release is part of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Under this agreement, Hamas has agreed to release a total of 20 Israeli hostages, in exchange for which Israel will release 1,900 Palestinian prisoners. No official information has been given so far about the identity and health condition of the released hostages.

The path to peace mediated by Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump announced on October 9 that Israel and Hamas had agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of prisoners. This agreement was reached after several days of negotiations in the Egyptian city of Sharm el-Sheikh. Representatives of Israel, Hamas, Egypt and America were involved in these talks. According to sources, in this agreement the Trump administration laid special emphasis on the establishment of human corridor, safe release of hostages and providing aid to Gaza.

The conflict started from the incident of 7 October 2023

This ceasefire has come in the background of the conflict, which started with the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. That day, Hamas terrorists launched a massive attack on Israel, killing 1,219 people, most of whom were civilians. Hamas took 251 people hostage and took them to Gaza. After this, Israel launched a military campaign on Gaza, due to which thousands of Palestinians were killed and millions were displaced. Now this ceasefire has brought relief and hope for peace for both the sides.

An atmosphere of unity and relief in Tel Aviv

After the release of the hostages, people in cities like Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa held candle-lit thanksgiving ceremonies. Many families held photographs of their loved ones, hugged each other in Hostage Square and shed tears of joy. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office issued a statement saying that this agreement is the result of both humanitarian responsibility and diplomatic success. He expressed his gratitude to all those countries who cooperated in this process.

Main terms of ceasefire

According to this phase one agreement, Hamas will gradually release 20 Israeli hostages and Israel will release 1,900 Palestinian prisoners. Both sides will maintain a ceasefire for 72 hours and humanitarian aid will be delivered to Gaza with the help of the United Nations and Egypt.

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After the ceasefire in Gaza under the first phase of the Gaza Peace Plan, an international peace summit has now been organized to finalize the plan. This international peace summit will be held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt on Monday (October 13, 2025). The objective of this summit is to finalize an agreement to completely end the war in Gaza.

This international peace summit will be known as ‘Sharm al-Sheikh Peace Summit’ and this conference will be jointly chaired by US President Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.

Egyptian Presidential Palace issued a statement, Indian Government confirmed

The Egyptian Presidential Palace has issued a statement regarding this international peace summit. According to the statement, leaders of more than 20 countries are expected to attend this important meeting.

At the same time, the Government of India has also confirmed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was also invited to this summit. However, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh will represent India in the Middle East Peace Conference to be led by Trump and Sisi.

The statement said, ‘This summit aims to end the war in the Gaza Strip, strengthen efforts to bring peace and stability to the region, and usher in a new era of security.’ It also said that this meeting reflects the broader vision of President Trump, whose objective is to end global conflicts and establish peace in the world.

To which countries did America send invitations for the conference?

America has sent invitations to many major international partner countries for the summit to be held in Egypt. These countries include Spain, Japan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Hungary, India, El Salvador, Cyprus, Greece, Bahrain, Kuwait and Canada. Even Iran has been invited to the conference, although Israel will not participate in the talks.

At the same time, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will attend this summit to be held in Egypt on Monday (October 13, 2025).

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This time the discussion about the Nobel Peace Prize for the year 2025 revolved entirely around US President Donald Trump, but he has been disappointed. Trump described himself as a “messenger of peace” and called him a suitable candidate for this award. Maria Corina Machado, known as the Iron Lady of Venezuela, has become the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Trump was nominated by many countries and leaders. His role in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire was made the basis for his claim.

Which countries nominated Trump?

Trump’s nominations came from many continents. Some countries even supported him despite each other’s opposition. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu formally nominated Trump and said his role in the Gaza ceasefire and the Abraham Accords was historic. The Pakistan government also put forward his name, saying he contributed to reducing India-Pakistan border tensions, although India rejected this. Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Manet and the Government of Rwanda praised his role in resolving regional conflicts. Armenia and Azerbaijan also supported their efforts after the ceasefire.

American lawmakers from the United States and Europe, including Anna Paulina Luna, Buddy Carter, Darrell Issa, and Claudia Tenney, sent nominations praising his role in the Abraham Accords. Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg proposed Trump’s name to lead peace efforts from Gaza to the Caucasus.

Are late nominations valid?
The Nobel Committee sets the last date for nominations as 31 January every year. Many of Trump’s nominations this year came after this date. According to Reuters report, the committee decides the winners before the announcement, so subsequent events or new nominations are not affected.

Trump’s peace claims and reality

Trump says that he resolved seven wars during his tenure. “We have ended seven wars and are nearing the eighth,” he said recently. Maybe they will find some excuse not to give me this award.” However, according to a TIME magazine report, only four of the seven conflicts he mentioned were actual wars. Israel-Iran, India-Pakistan, Armenia-Azerbaijan and Rwanda-Congo. The remaining disputes were only at the diplomatic level. India clearly said that the India-Pakistan ceasefire happened without American mediation.

Trump’s image

Trump claimed that he is the president of the 21st century who did not start any new war. This is true, but during his tenure, incidents like drone attacks, targeted killings and the assassination of Iranian General Qasim Suleimani (2020) also happened, so analysts had said that Trump’s image has been of strategic and aggressive diplomacy rather than peace.

Nobel Committee rules

The selection process of the Nobel Committee is completely confidential. The name of the nominated person or organization is not made public for 50 years. The Committee generally recognizes long-term and collaborative peace efforts. If Trump successfully implements a permanent peace agreement in the future, his name can again become a strong contender for 2026 or 2027.

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Israel and Hamas on Thursday (9 October 2025) signed an agreement to release Israeli hostages in exchange for a ceasefire and Palestinian prisoners. This agreement is part of the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s initiative to end the war in Gaza.

Both sides signed ceasefire agreement in Egypt

The signing of this agreement was confirmed after talks between officials of both sides in Egypt. After the announcement of this agreement, people of Palestine and Israel celebrated. It is the biggest step yet taken towards ending the two-year war, which has killed more than 67,000 Palestinians.

‘Ceasefire will become effective after government approval’

Ceasefire will be implemented under this agreement. Israel will partially withdraw from Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the ceasefire will come into effect after the approval of his government. According to Reuters report, the Israeli government confirmed the signing of the agreement and said that the ceasefire will come into effect within 24 hours of the cabinet meeting. People held hostage in Gaza will be released within 72 hours.

‘The list of people to be released has not been released’

According to the report, an Israeli official said, “On October 7, 2023, all 20 Israeli hostages captured by Hamas during the attack will be released. All these hostages are alive in Gaza.” He told that Marwan Barghouti will not be included among the Palestinian prisoners that Israel will release.

A Palestinian official said that even after the signing of the agreement, the list of people to be released has not yet been finalized. The group is demanding the release of some of the most prominent Palestinian perpetrators held in Israeli prisons, as well as hundreds of people detained during attacks on Israel.

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Israel is now preparing to intensify its military campaign against Hamas. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a warning for the common citizens present in Gaza Patti for this reason. ,AFP, According to the report of They have been given time to vacate the Gaza. Netanyahu can now order a deadly attack soon.

Many world leaders, including US President Donald Trump, expressed concern about the Palestinians. Israel was also condemned for war. Meanwhile, Netanyahu has asked the Palestinians to leave the battle area. Egypt (Egypt) on the other hand Also appealed for ceasefire for 60 days.

What Netanyahu had spoken about capturing Gaza

There was a discussion about Israel that he would completely capture Gaza, but Netanyahu gave some other statement about this. He had said that Israel will not do this, but now his intentions are seen changing. Netanyahu also said that even if Israel captured, he would not rule himself.

Netanyahu had indicated about the end of the war

Netanyahu has said that the war against Hamas in Gaza is now close to its end. He made this statement at an event in Jerusalem. Netanyahu said, “In these days, when we are getting big victories against the people who come to finish, when we are standing close to the end of the campaign and trying to free all the hostages, then we are celebrating our existence and freedom in Jerusalem.”

Let us know that there has been a long war between Israel and Gaza. Because of this, thousands of people have lost their lives so far. Starvation situation has also been created in the entire region.

Hamas Statement Over Proposal for Ceasement: The US sent a proposal of Hamas about the ceasefire in the ongoing struggle between Gaza and Israel. On the proposal sent to the US, Hamas said that we are discussing with other Palestinian groups before giving an official response to the new proposal presented by the release of Gaza ceasefire and hostages.

Hamas issued a statement in this regard in the morning on Friday (July 4). In the statement, Hamas said, “We are discussing with other Palestinian group leaders about the proposal of ceasefire received from Qatar and Egyptian intermediaries.” Hamas said, “After the discussion is over with all the Palestinian groups, we will hand over our final decision to the mediators and after that it will also make it official announcement.

US President expected the proposal

At the same time, US President Donald Trump said on Friday (July 4) that he hoped that within the next 24 hours it will be clear whether Hamas agrees or not. Donald Trump had said on Tuesday (July 1) that Israel has given its consent on all the necessary conditions for a 60 -day ceasefire. Under which both sides will work to end the war that continued for the last 20 months.

Israeli army bombing continues in Gaza Strip

However, on the other hand, the Israeli Army (IDF) is continuously bombing in many areas to destroy Hamas’ bases in Gaza Strip. At the same time, on Friday (July 4), local journalists heard the sounds of blasts and bullets during the Israeli helicopter gunship and artillery attacks in the southern region of Khan Younis.

To destroy the bases of Hamas IDF Operation running- Israeli army

The local Nasir Hospital of Gaza Patti said that two tents of the displaced people were attacked in the night overnight. At least 15 Palestinian citizens died in this attack. However, the Israeli army has not yet issued any official statement regarding these attacks. But IDF said, “Our army is running an operation to destroy all the military capabilities of Hamas.”

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Israel-hamas ceasefire: The US has prepared a 60-day ceasefire proposal to calm the Israel-Gaja conflict in West Asia. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said to consider this proposal, but according to the US administration, Israel has agreed to it.

Some conditions have also been implemented regarding the 60 -day ceasefire. According to this, humanitarian aid will be supplied in Gaza under any restriction. Hamas will have to release 28 Israeli hostages. In return, Israel will release 125 Palestinian prisoners. Apart from this, the bodies of 180 dead hostages will also be handed over.

Hamas’s response: consent or disagreement?
Hamas has not yet given a final decision on the 60 -day ceasefire proposal, but there are indications that the organization can accept it in view of serious humanitarian crisis and international pressure. According to Hamas, the final decision will be revealed by Friday or Saturday. Given the current situation in Gaza, this ceasefire can become a serious relief opportunity.

Role of Europe and Islamic countries
To end the struggle, countries like European Union, Germany, France, Britain, and Türkiye are also constantly pressurizing Israel to end the struggle. Recently many European countries also passed resolutions against Israel. In this context, diplomats from 31 countries visited Gaza. During this time, the incident of firing from Israel further increased the tension.

Grata Thangberg’s Gaza Yatra
Climate and human rights activist Greta Thangberg has announced that she will go to Gaza on Sunday (May 31). The journey is part of a human mission called “Freedom Floralla”, which is being run to help the citizens of the war affected Gaza. French-Pilstinian MP Reema Hasan will also join the journey along with Gita. The purpose of this journey is to create global moral pressure on Israel and America and bring the human side to the world.

Is this ceasefire step towards permanent peace?
Analysts believe that if this ceasefire is successful, it can be a new beginning of trust and diplomacy for both sides. However, factors such as political disagreement, internal extremism, and mutual mistrust can become a challenge in the way to convert it into a permanent solution.

Israel hamas conflict: The Health Ministry of Hamas -ruled Gaza -ruled Gaza said on Monday (March 31, 2025) that 1,001 people have been killed in Palestinian area since Israel started massive attacks on 18 March, this figure included 80 people killed in the last 48 hours.

According to the statement of the ministry, after this, after the war starts on 7 October 2023, the total number of people who died in Gaza will be 50,357. The Israeli army has ordered all the residents of Rafa of Southern Gaza to vacate the Al-Masi area near Khan Younis. The region was bombed throughout the war.

Israel proposed a ceasefire

Israeli officials said on Monday that Israel has proposed an extended ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for a return of about half of the remaining hostages. At the same time, the army has issued new withdrawal orders and said that a thorough campaign has been planned in the southern part of the enclave.

The latest proposal will reveal the possibility of a final agreement on ending the Israeli-Hamas War, which has destroyed a large part of Gaza since it started in October 2023, killed thousands of people and displaced almost the entire population.

Negotiations with Hamas will continue- Israeli PM

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel will increase the pressure on Hamas, but will continue the conversation despite the attack. He said that continuous military pressure is the best way to ensure the withdrawal of hostages. Netanyahu also reiterated the Israeli demand for disarmament from Hamas, although the Palestinian militant movement has rejected such demand as a red line, which he will not cross.

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