US EditionMany unresolved questions remain as a ceasefire begins in Gaza
The ceasefire includes the release of 20 hostages in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and a phased Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, backed by US and regional mediators.
- On Thursday, Israel and Hamas agreed a Gaza ceasefire in Sharm el-Sheikh, marking a major step toward ending a two-year war that has killed tens of thousands.
- US President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan preceded three days of intensive negotiations mediated and guaranteed by Qatar, Egypt, Türkiye and the United States.
- The deal’s first phase exchanges 20 living hostages for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, and the 72 hours release timeline starts only after Israeli cabinet approval and withdrawal steps.
- Bombardment stopped and Israeli troops pulled back in Gaza on Friday, while hundreds of aid trucks will deliver food and medical aid to approximately 2 million Gazans.
- Hamas agreed to step down from governing Gaza and hand control to Palestinian technocrats, but reconstruction challenges and lack of trust leave long-term success uncertain.
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A Gaza Ceasefire Is Not Enough: We Must Choose Life and Freedom
( The Times of Israel ) – As we wait anxiously to see whether the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas will take hold and become permanent—ending the massacres in Gaza and bringing the hostages home—we find ourselves in the midst of Sukkot, the festival of fragile dwellings [or “Feast of the Tabernacles”]. During Sukkot, we leave the comfort of our sturdy homes and step into a dirat arai—temporary huts, vulnerable to wind, rain, and unce…
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Many unresolved questions remain as a ceasefire holds in Gaza
A ceasefire is holding in Gaza between Israel and Hamas after two years of war. The deal’s first phase is meant to free remaining hostages from Gaza within days in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.
The Ceasefire - LewRockwell
Israel continued to hammer Gaza with military explosives on Thursday despite the announcement of the first stages of a ceasefire agreement with Hamas. Israel always does this. When normal people get a ceasefire agreement they think “Good, this means we can finally stop fighting and killing.” Whenever Israelis get a ceasefire agreement they go, “This means we have to hurry up and kill as many people as possible before it takes effect.” But it doe…
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