Donald Trump has declared the war in Israel over. Hamas has released all 20 remaining living hostages,

and Israel has begun to release around 250 Palestinian prisoners that they have.

This is not the completion of the peace agreement, but it looks like it may be.

Donald Trump received a standing ovation in the Knesset

as politicians in Israel celebrated this tremendous victory. However, those deeply critical of Israel

do not see this as a victory, criticizing Donald Trump's speech as he's called for the pardoning

of Benjamin Netanyahu, praising Israel first.

But more importantly, many of those critical of Israel are saying Israel decimated Gaza,

wiped out the assets, belongings, and homes of so many people to just declare the war over now

is to say, Israel has won this and will not face any penalty for what they have

done in Gaza. You can't have it all, I suppose. Despite this being good, in my opinion, at the very

least, that the war is over. There are always going to be people who are very, very angry.

Now, those who are pro-Israel very critical of these people. Of course, this is the way things go, saying that, hey, look, the fighting is

stopping, the hostages are getting released. Why aren't you celebrating? Not only are the

hostages being released, but Israel's agreed to give up some 10 times or more individuals they have in captivity.

Because, my friends, this is deeper than just a regional conflict, an ethnic conflict.

This is tribal, international, political, ideological warfare.

And for many of the people deeply invested in this, they're never going to accept that there is a ceasefire or potential peace or that Trump, Marco Robio, and his team might actually put a stop to the violence in the Middle East.

What I want to say is, look, I know it's deeply complicated. I know there are fair points being made on all sides, all sides, right?

But Donald Trump is the president of peace. He may not be as successful as we'd hope he'd be in

Ukraine, but this is, in my view, incredible. Trump didn't start this conflict, but Trump is

negotiating its end. And he flew to Israel now, currently, he's on his way to Egypt to solidify the final portions of this peace agreement.

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