Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: Netanyahu Finalizes Deal to End 15-Month Conflict
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: Netanyahu Finalizes Deal to End 15-Month Conflict
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: Discover the details of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, marking the end of a 15-month-long conflict. Hostages from Gaza are to be released next week. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that an agreement has been reached between Israel and Hamas to release the hostages in the Gaza Strip. Benjamin Netanyahu said that an agreement has been reached to return the hostages in the Gaza Strip.
Netanyahu will call his security cabinet and then the government will approve the long-awaited hostage deal. The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is considered a major achievement. Under this agreement, Hamas will release 33 hostages next week, under which the 15-month-old war will stop.
Hostages will be released
Netanyahu’s statement appears to pave the way for Israel to approve the deal, which will stop fighting in the Gaza Strip and release dozens of hostages held by militants in Gaza in return for Israeli-held Palestinian inmates.
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What is the deal?
The deal will also allow thousands of displaced Palestinians to return to the remains of their homes in Gaza.
At least 72 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes in the war-torn region.
Netanyahu said he had instructed a special task force to be ready to receive hostages returning from Gaza and that their families would be informed that the deal had been reached.
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: Why was the ceasefire deal delayed?
Israel had delayed voting on the ceasefire, blaming a last-minute dispute with Hamas for the delay in approval, as rising tensions in Netanyahu’s government coalition raised concerns about the deal’s implementation just a day after US President Joe Biden and key mediator Qatar announced their agreement.
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Netanyahu’s office accused Hamas of reneging on parts of the agreement to gain further concessions. Israeli government spokesman David Mencer says, “Hamas’ new demands relate to the deployment of Israeli forces in the Philadelphi Corridor, a crippled strip along the Egyptian border that Israeli troops seized in May.”
Hamas denied the claims, with Izzat al-Rishq, a senior Hamas official, saying the militant group was ‘committed to the ceasefire agreement that was announced by the mediators.’ Meanwhile, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatti, in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press on Thursday, called on Israel and Hamas to implement the Gaza ceasefire plan without delay.
