The recent peace treaty or ceasefire agreement involving Israel and Hamas related to the Gaza conflict started with the signing of a ceasefire deal on October 9, 2025. The initial phase includes a ceasefire, withdrawal of Israeli forces from agreed lines within 24 hours, release of hostages within 72 hours, and entry of humanitarian aid. This phase is part of a broader peace plan announced by US President Donald Trump. This agreement marks the end of active hostilities as of October 10, 2025, with further phases planned for negotiation and implementation. It is part of a multi-stage plan that includes prisoner exchanges, humanitarian reconstruction, and longer-term peace efforts. The peace treaty itself does not specify a fixed overall duration but is structured in phases with timelines for specific actions like withdrawals and releases within days or weeks, and subsequent phases or summits planned to address broader post-war peace and reconstruction issues. Thus, the current peace treaty with Israel in this context is indefinite in total length but initially includes a six-week ceasefire and early timelines focused on immediate humanitarian and military de-escalation steps, with future negotiations expected to define longer-term arrangements.