Vice President JD Vance arrived in Israel on Tuesday to help preserve a fragile Gaza ceasefire, which has been repeatedly violated since it took effect on October 10.
🚨 BREAKING: Vice President JD VANCE and Usha Vance have just stepped off Air Force Two in TEL AVIV, Israel
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 21, 2025
48 is looking presidential!
He’s there to ensure President Trump’s Gaza peace deal holds strong 🇺🇸
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His visit follows U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s earlier meetings in the region.
The deal’s key unresolved issues include Hamas disarmament and the creation of a technocratic body to govern Gaza. Egypt and Qatar continue to mediate, but mutual accusations persist.
BREAKING: US President Donald Trump has posted on his Truth Social, saying several allies in the Middle East are ready to send 'heavy force' into Gaza to deal with Hamas if it doesn't uphold the terms of the ceasefire agreement.https://t.co/XBP7FGgXpN
— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 21, 2025
📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602 pic.twitter.com/tSGSdm7h9x
Hamas says Israel has breached the truce over 80 times, killing dozens of Palestinians, while Israel blames Hamas for delaying the return of hostages’ bodies.
One of the most horrifying articles I have ever read in a British newspaper. "Israel carried out acts of murder, summary executions and systematic torture against many Palestinians”
— William Dalrymple (@DalrympleWill) October 21, 2025
@Keir_Starmer I hope you will be raising this at the UN?https://t.co/y7nswsdYCQ
Meanwhile, humanitarian aid remains scarce. The World Food Programme said only a fraction of expected supplies have reached Gaza, warning that sustaining the ceasefire is critical to preventing famine.
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