Published 8 months ago

5 key takeaways on the temporary truce between Israel and Hamas

A four-day truce in the Israel-Hamas war, brokered by Qatar, began with the release of multiple hostages by militants in Gaza in exchange for Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.
Israeli jets and troops will halt their fire during the truce, while militants are expected to refrain from rocket attacks. Israel made no mention of halting flights, and it is unclear if sophisticated intelligence drones will stop flying over Gaza.
The release of the hostages will occur in stages, with at least 13 released initially. The truce allows for the possibility of Hamas making additional hostage releases, potentially prolonging the cease-fire.

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Times of India

1,30,000 litres of fuel, 200 aid trucks to enter Gaza daily during pause: Egypt

Egypt announces ceasefire and agreement for the entry of aid trucks and fuel into Gaza. The deal involves the release of Israeli hostages by Hamas and the release of Palestinian prisoners. The ceasefire is mediated by Egypt and Qatar. Aid trucks carrying food, water, medical equipment, and relief supplies have entered Gaza. Fuel deliveries have also been permitted to support critical services. The aid delivery mechanisms of the IDF are deemed in…

8 months ago·India

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News18 India

Israel-Hamas 4-Day Truce Begins Today. What Will Happen After the War Stops

Israel-Hamas War: The Israeli bombings has been one of the most intense air campaigns since World War II, destroying around half of the buildings in Northern Gaza

8 months ago·India

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The Guardian

First Thing: Four-day ceasefire begins but IDF says ‘war is not over yet’

Mediator Qatar says operations room in Doha will monitor the truce. Plus: the upward trajectory of the far right in EuropeGood morning.The ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas came into effect this morning, before the expected release of the first group of Israeli hostages held by the militant Islamist organisation in return for Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.What has the IDF said about the ceasefire? “The war is not over yet,” the Isra…

8 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

How Palestinians are spending the first day of Gaza ceasefire

Sara, 21, says she knows the ceasefire won’t bring back the loved ones that have been killed – but she hopes that this truce can be extended

8 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

130,000 Litres Of Fuel, 200 Aid Trucks To Enter Gaza Daily, Says Egypt

In a breakthrough agreement, Egypt announced the daily entry of 200 trucks carrying humanitarian aid, a total of 1,30,000 litres of diesel, and four trucks of gas into the Gaza Strip during a temporary ceasefire starting on Friday, The Times of Israel reported. The highly anticipated deal involves the release of 50 Israeli hostages, primarily women and children, by Hamas over a four-day period, accompanied by the release of 150 Palestinian priso…

8 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Hindustan Times

Explained: What does the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas look like?

Qatar announced 50 hostages will be released in exchange for what Hamas said would be 150 Palestinians held by Israel. Those freed will be women and minors.

8 months ago·New Delhi, India

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