US EditionThousands Across Gaza Celebrate Ceasefire Deal
- Israel delayed a cabinet vote on a ceasefire deal that would pause fighting in Gaza and release hostages, as at least 72 people were killed in airstrikes.
- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed confidence that the ceasefire would begin on Sunday, despite accusations from Israel that Hamas was backtracking.
- Egypt's Foreign Minister called for immediate implementation of the ceasefire plan, highlighting the involvement of American, Qatari, and Egyptian mediators in reaching the agreement.
- Israel's far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated he would resign if the ceasefire was approved, indicating tensions within the government over the deal.
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The bloodshed that has been going on for 15 months is coming to an end. For now. Grief and hate are not over in the Gaza Strip and in Israel. more...
[Yomiuri Shimbun] [Jerusalem = Tomomi Asano] Regarding the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, a spokesman for the Islamic organization Hamas' military wing, the Qassam Forces, issued a warning on the 16th, saying that the Israeli military had attacked hostage-taking locations after the agreement was announced.
The agreement on a ceasefire in the Gaza war is already being widely celebrated internationally, as Israel's head of government Natanyahu calls for further negotiations. Now the details have been clarified. Donald Trump had recently put on public pressure.
Representatives of Israel and the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas officially signed an agreement in the Qatari capital on Friday night to establish a ceasefire in Gaza and release prisoners from both sides.
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