
Phase One of the Gaza Ceasefire: Hostages, Aid, and Hope
Israel and Hamas approved a phased Gaza ceasefire: hostilities to halt in 24 hours, hostages freed in 72, and aid convoys to enter a war-torn region.
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Israel and Hamas approved a phased Gaza ceasefire: hostilities to halt in 24 hours, hostages freed in 72, and aid convoys to enter a war-torn region.
Israel approves Gaza ceasefire deal for hostage release, offering a hopeful pause in the conflict.
Israel and Gaza agree the first phase of a historic ceasefire, marking a partial force withdrawal and sparking global praise. Could this finally lead to lasting peace?
After three days of talks in Egypt, Israel and Hamas agree on the first phase of a Gaza ceasefire deal, drawing praise from global leaders and raising hopes for lasting peace.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the new Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage release deal, urging aid access as blasts were reported in Gaza hours later.
China urges an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, backing Palestinians governing Palestine and a two-state solution for lasting Middle East peace.
Egypt confirms Gaza ceasefire’s first phase kicks in at noon, while a new aid convoy heads for Gaza with food, medicine and hope.
Analyst Wang Jin sees potential in the new Gaza ceasefire but warns political, economic and security challenges could threaten lasting peace.
The first phase of the Gaza ceasefire is in place, but the real work begins now: building a new government, reviving the economy, and securing lasting peace.
Hamas says it has sent a list of Palestinian prisoners for a possible release deal, with the final list pending approval from all parties.