The fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, brokered by former US President Donald Trump, is under strain as Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violating the agreement. The dispute threatens both the flow of humanitarian aid and the relative calm in the region. Trump’s 20-point peace plan, hailed as “historic,” aimed to end the conflict in Gaza and the broader region. Key goals included a ceasefire, the exchange of prisoners, and the resumption of aid deliveries to Gaza’s 2.3 million residents. While the first two objectives were partially achieved, aid delivery remains inconsistent, with Israel blocking supplies citing Hamas’s failure to return the bodies of 20 deceased citizens. Critics argue that Trump’s plan lacks concrete measures to disarm Hamas, ensure Israeli withdrawal, or establish a sustainable Palestinian government. Skepticism persists, with The Guardian cautiously praising the initiative while emphasizing the need for sustained pressure on both Israel and Hamas. Trump’s unorthodox diplomacy, including his handling of Israel’s missile attack on Qatar, has further complicated the situation. Despite these challenges, Trump remains committed to his vision of lasting peace, though his focus may shift as global priorities evolve.