Ceasefire in Place: Trump Brokers Temporary Peace Between Israel and Iran

A ceasefire between Israel and Iran has been brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump, temporarily halting the 12-day war marked by heightened conflict. Despite agreeing to halt hostilities, lingering tensions and mutual distrust raise questions about the ceasefire's durability.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran has been established, raising hopes for ending the 12-day conflict. Both nations have agreed to avoid further violations, however, reports of deadly attacks persist in both countries.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel accepted the ceasefire proposal, claiming their goals of reducing Iran's nuclear threat were met, yet remained poised to react to any breaches. Trump's announcement followed recent violent exchanges, including Iranian missile attacks resulting in casualties.

This ceasefire follows intense fighting since the U.S. targeted Iranian nuclear sites, leading to retaliation against a U.S. base in Qatar by Iran. The future stability of the agreement is uncertain as both countries engage in diplomatic and military maneuvers.

(With inputs from agencies.)