Trump may unveil Gaza ceasefire deal this weekend: Hebrew media

US President Donald Trump is expected to announce a Gaza ceasefire agreement as early as this weekend, according to 'Israeli' media reports citing sources.

The 'Israel Hayom' daily reported Thursday that Trump has been engaged in intensive talks regarding Gaza, with the proposed deal expected to fall short of 'Israel’s' core demands. The US would reportedly play a central role in both humanitarian relief and the long-term reconstruction of the war-torn enclave.

According to the report, the plan’s initial phase involves resuming humanitarian aid for displaced Palestinians via logistical centers currently being built by the 'Israeli' army. This would be followed by a US-supervised reconstruction effort.

However, a key sticking point remains: Hamas’s refusal to disarm. Sources say the group could be offered security guarantees and possible involvement in Gaza’s future civil administration in exchange for accepting the deal. One scenario under discussion includes incorporating Hamas into unified Palestinian security forces responsible for maintaining order.

The report warns that Trump may present the deal to 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a “done deal,” forcing a political reckoning that could spark another coalition crisis.