Trump said the US-Iran confrontation is 'going well,' claiming American forces are 'hitting them hard'; He said Iran will eventually have no choice but to 'come home,' as he held a Cabinet meeting at Camp Davidynet|Amid the tensions, Trump is holding a Cabinet meeting today (Friday) at Camp David.“It’s going well. Everything we can do is keep winning,” Trump told Fox News. “But we are hitting them hard, shaking them up, and we’re just continuing to win.”Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland, will host a Cabinet meeting for the first time during Trump’s second term. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the meeting, the 13th of the current term, would be “a lot of fun and something different for Cabinet members to experience together.” The White House noted that this is the first Cabinet meeting to be filmed and broadcast live.US President Donald Trump arrives at Camp David for a cabinet meeting (Photo: From X according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law)The British Telegraph reported today that the United States and Israel are discussing the possibility of a land blockade of Iran. According to the report, the proposal is one of several options being considered by Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to increase economic pressure on the regime, which has not collapsed despite months of strikes and a prolonged campaign.According to assessments, Trump and Netanyahu discussed increasing economic pressure on Iran through “kinetic and non-kinetic means” during their meeting in the Oval Office on Tuesday.Amid the tensions, Trump is holding a Cabinet meeting today at Camp David (Photo: AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)Before the meeting, the Gaza Peace Council published the “road map” for implementing Trump’s peace agreement, which includes a 15-point framework and outlines a gradual, time-limited process under international supervision for the disarmament of terrorist organizations and militias and a full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.According to the document, within 14 days of the plan’s approval by both sides, a detailed timetable will be launched, culminating in the transfer of all civilian and security authority to the “National Committee for the Administration of Gaza” (NCAG).The plan establishes the principle of “One Authority, One Law, One Weapon”: Hamas and Palestinian factions will be required to relinquish control, while heavy weapons and tunnels will be taken out of use and stored exclusively under the authority of the committee. It appears that completion of the disarmament process and enforcement on the ground will be conditioned on and coordinated with a gradual withdrawal of Israel Defense Forces troops from the Strip, under the supervision of an international verification committee and the deployment of an international stabilization force.More details to follow.Comments