I'm a bit skeptical about this whole thing... 
I mean, how can you just expect Hamas to disarm and not fight back? They've been through so much already... it feels like the US is putting pressure on them without giving them any real power or resources to make their own decisions. 
And what about all these countries that are supposedly part of this international security force? How many of them actually care about Gaza and will follow through with their commitments? It sounds like a lot of hot air to me...
I mean, how can you just expect Hamas to disarm and not fight back? They've been through so much already... it feels like the US is putting pressure on them without giving them any real power or resources to make their own decisions. And what about all these countries that are supposedly part of this international security force? How many of them actually care about Gaza and will follow through with their commitments? It sounds like a lot of hot air to me...
I'm kinda surprised Trump is giving Qatar all the credit for brokering a ceasefire deal in Gaza, considering how much pressure Hamas is under. And what's up with him saying "Hamas will not be hard to take care of" if it fails? That sounds like a pretty bold statement... 
but what's up with him saying "hamas will not be hard to take care of" if it fails? does he really think they're gonna just roll over and disarm? also, 59 countries participating in an international security force? how's that supposed to work exactly? seems like there's still a lot of uncertainty around this whole deal 
... I mean, Trump is saying thank you to Qatar for helping out with Gaza? Like, come on man! The guy's been all over the place when it comes to this conflict - one day he's supporting Israel, the next he's trying to broker a peace deal. And then he has the nerve to say that Hamas will be "easy" to take care of if things fall apart? That's just messed up 
... I need some answers here, like, what exactly does he plan on doing to make sure this ceasefire holds?