Recently, with the ceasefire protocol reached between Iran and Israel officially taking effect, the international community has expressed significant follow-up on this matter. Former U.S. President Trump, in a media interview, showed great optimism and support for this peace process.

Trump said that the achievement of this ceasefire protocol marks 'a wonderful day for the world.' When asked about his views on the duration of the ceasefire, he stated: "I believe this ceasefire is indefinite, and it is likely to last for a long time."

These remarks reflect Trump's expectations for stability in the Middle East. However, given the complex geopolitical factors in the region, whether a ceasefire can truly last indefinitely as Trump claims remains to be seen.

In any case, the achievement of this ceasefire protocol undoubtedly brings a glimmer of hope for alleviating tensions in the Middle East. The international community generally believes that lasting peace requires joint efforts and compromises from all parties. In this context, Trump's optimistic attitude may inject some positive factors into promoting the peace process.

However, the Middle East peace process has always been complex and changeable, and there are still many uncertainties in the future development of the situation. All parties need to remain vigilant and continue to resolve differences through diplomatic means, jointly maintaining the hard-won peace.