Donald Trump has made it clear that he is claiming full credit for the recent Gaza ceasefire agreement. Despite being the new president-elect, he chose not to recognize President Biden’s contributions to the deal. Instead, he appeared on live television before Biden to announce this as if he had a significant role in the arrangement.

Trump described the ceasefire as an epic deal and expressed satisfaction with the outcome. He voiced hopes that the truce would be beneficial for both parties involved and lead to the release of hostages held by Hamas.

Among the hostages, there are Americans, according to insiders.

Shortly afterward, President Biden shared the news during a press conference. When questioned about Trump’s involvement, he nodded but did not elaborate further. Biden mentioned the challenges faced in negotiating the ceasefire but expressed confidence that the agreement would hold and end the 15-month conflict.

He commented, ‘This is one of the toughest negotiations that I’ve ever witnessed in my life!’

The ceasefire deal is said to include three phases, with the first phase focusing on the release of hostages from the United States. Reportedly, five Americans are alive and currently in captivity and are eagerly awaiting their return home.