Editorial: La Vanguardia

• Donald Trump emerges as the pivotal figure in a day deemed historical for the Middle East, leading a meeting with Arab and Western leaders backing his peace plan for Gaza.
• Trump's efforts secured the release of all living Israeli hostages, marking the closure of one of Israel's most painful chapters and achieving the first phase of the peace plan.
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commits his support for the peace plan and to strengthening the Abraham accords, despite previously stating that 'the war is not over'.
• Despite achieving a ceasefire and bringing captive Israelis home, a significant part of Israeli society attributes the success to Trump, not Netanyahu.
• The plan was signed by mediators (United States, Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar) but neither Israel nor Hamas gave their approval.
• The celebration surrounding the release of hostages, freeing of Palestinian prisoners, and the entrance of humanitarian aid to Gaza doesn't obscure the fact that significant steps still need to be taken in the conflict.

Conclusion: The second part of the plan, which involves Hamas giving up weapons and Israel withdrawing from the occupied territory, heavily depends on the continued involvement of Trump.

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