A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, brokered by the U.S. and Qatar, is under strain. President Donald Trump announced the deal, claiming it ends a 12-day conflict, but both sides accuse each other of violations. Trump, visibly frustrated, lashed out, criticizing Israel for strikes post-agreement and Iran for missile launches. Despite his "complete and total ceasefire" boast, explosions rocked Be'er sheva hours after the truce began. The U.S. role, led by Trump's direct talks with Netanyahu and Qatari mediation, aimed to halt escalation. But with tensions simmering, has anyone truly won this volatile standoff?