From @WSJopinion: Maybe the United Nations isn’t as useless as it so often shows. The Security Council endorsed Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza, ratifying for the first time the requirements that Hamas disarm and Gaza be demilitarized.https://t.co/vHLVszZRMD ...

Ceasefire and Hostage Release - Israel Hamas ceasefire is now in effect in Gaza [1] - The release of 20 living hostages is expected, primarily those kidnapped from the Nova festival near the Gaza border [3][4] - The hostage release timeline is projected for the upcoming Monday or Tuesday [2][6] Post-Ceasefire Conditions and Future Governance - Israel demands the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip to prevent future attacks [8][9] - Israel does not want to govern Gaza, preferring that Gazans rule themselves, excluding Hamas and the Palestinian Authority [11] - The United States President is considered responsible for the deal, potentially deterring Hamas from violating the agreement [7] Hamas' Role and Regional Impact - The speaker believes 99.9% of Israelis do not trust Hamas [6] - Hamas is accused of ruining the Gaza Strip and must no longer be in power [5] - The speaker hopes the ceasefire marks the beginning of a new era of peace in the region, emphasizing that "enough is enough" of wars and massacres [4]

Security & Demilitarization - Complete return of all hostages, both living and deceased [1] - Disarmament of Hamas [1][2] - Demilitarization of Gaza [1][2] - Israel to maintain security responsibility, including a security perimeter [1] - Establishment of an international body to oversee Hamas' disarmament and Gaza's demilitarization [2] Governance & Administration - Gaza to have a peaceful civilian administration not run by Hamas or the Palestinian Authority [1] Negotiation & Implementation - Modest withdrawal as the first step, followed by hostage release within 72 hours [2]