Thousands of displaced Palestinians return to Gaza as fragile ceasefire holds

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : Donald Trump is expected to attend the summit on Gaza in Sharm el-Sheikh, organised by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, as part of building international support for the US peace plan.
66% : In parallel, the UN received the green light from Israel to begin delivery of humanitarian aid from Sunday, which will include 170,000 metric tons of supplies located in Jordan and Egypt.
58% : Médecins Sans Frontières called on Israel to allow an unimpeded flow of aid and medical evacuations for patients.
56% : At the same time, the Israeli army has withdrawn to the lines stipulated by the agreement, warning civilians not to approach, while Hamas militants are appearing at various points across the enclave to show that they maintain control.
50% : " Ali Rihan, one of the Palestinians who returned, told Al Jazeera that "today the war is over," expressing gratitude to Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, and Trump.
50% : Finally, Gaza officials, including the city's mayor and business representatives, sent a letter of thanks to Trump, expressing their "sincere gratitude" for his decisive contribution to ending the war and inviting him to visit Gaza "to see the resilience of the people first-hand."

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