Former President Donald Trump is receiving rare praise from Democrats after successfully brokering a peace deal between Israel and Hamas, bringing an end to two years of deadly conflict. The agreement, supported by Qatar and other regional partners, secured the release of all 20 remaining Israeli hostages and more than 1,900 Palestinian prisoners, marking a major diplomatic breakthrough in the region.

Former President Bill Clinton said Trump and his team “deserve great credit,” describing the ceasefire as a “fragile but vital step toward peace.” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer echoed those sentiments, calling the hostages’ release “a wonderful day.” Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries praised the humanitarian progress achieved, even without directly naming Trump, highlighting the significance of the achievement.

The bipartisan response represents a rare moment of unity in an otherwise divided political climate. Trump described the deal as a “turning point” for Middle East diplomacy and pledged to continue supporting efforts toward lasting peace. The unexpected cooperation between parties over the agreement underscores how deeply the humanitarian aspect of the conflict has resonated across political lines.