Hamas IsraelAs of January 20, 2025, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is in effect, marking the end of a 15-month conflict. The agreement, brokered by the United States, Qatar, and Egypt, includes the release of hostages and prisoners, as well as provisions for humanitarian aid and reconstruction efforts in Gaza.
Key Details of the Ceasefire Agreement:
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Hostage and Prisoner Exchange: Hamas has released three Israeli hostages—Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Doron Steinbrecher—who had been held in Gaza. In return, Israel has freed 90 Palestinian prisoners, including women and children. The agreement stipulates the release of a total of 33 Israeli hostages over six weeks, with Israel reciprocating by releasing hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
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Ceasefire Duration and Conditions: The ceasefire is set to last for six weeks, during which hostilities are to pause, and humanitarian aid is to be delivered to Gaza. The truce aims to de-escalate regional tensions and provide relief to the civilian population in Gaza.
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Humanitarian Aid and Reconstruction: The agreement allows for increased humanitarian aid into Gaza, with up to 200 trucks of aid permitted daily. Plans for Gaza's reconstruction and the return of displaced Palestinians to their homes are also included in the deal.
This ceasefire represents a significant step toward peace and stability in the region, though challenges remain in ensuring its full implementation and addressing underlying issues. ceasefire
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