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“Very Close”: Trump Signals Hope for Gaza Peace Deal, Eyes Middle East Visit

The latest turn in Middle East diplomacy, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed cautious optimism that a peace deal between Israel and Hamas over Gaza is “very close.” He also hinted that he might travel to the Middle East by the end of the week to support ongoing talks. The announcement has stirred interest around the world, especially in countries and communities affected by the conflict.
Speaking during a White House event, Trump described the negotiations as moving well and said there’s a “good chance” the deal will be finalized soon. He told reporters:
“We have a great team over there … it’s very close, and they’re doing very well.”“I may go there sometime toward the end of the week, maybe Sunday … we’ll see.”
He clarified that his trip would likely include Egypt, and possibly Gaza, depending on whether talks reach a breakthrough.
