Ceasefire Agreement Reached Between Hamas and Israel, Bringing Hope for Peace in Gaza

Ceasefire Agreement Between Hamas and Israel

The international community has welcomed a long-awaited ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel. The deal, which will be implemented in three phases, will take effect on Sunday.

The agreement was reached after months of strenuous mediation by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States. It will begin with an initial 42-day phase in which fighting will halt and the Israeli military will withdraw from populated areas to the outskirts of Gaza.

Humanitarian aid is expected to enter Gaza, with 600 trucks arriving daily to bring essential supplies, including fuel to restore electricity.

China: Welcomed the agreement and expressed hope for its effective implementation to achieve a comprehensive and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Celebrated the agreement, hoping that the 15-month ordeal would soon be over.

Stressed that the agreement must lead to the cessation of Israeli aggression and a guarantee that it would not be repeated.

Delayed a Cabinet vote on the ceasefire deal, accusing Hamas of making last-minute demands.

Welcomed the agreement and urged all parties to uphold their commitments and ensure its full implementation.

Welcomed the deal and called for a permanent cessation of Israeli aggression.

Stressed the need to adhere to the agreement and expressed hope for a permanent end to the war.

Stated that their work has not ended and they will continue to work until all terms of the agreement are applied.

Called for accelerating the entry of urgent humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.

Described the ceasefire agreement as a valuable step for justice and humanity.

Overall, the ceasefire agreement has been met with cautious optimism. However, it remains to be seen whether it will hold and lead to a lasting peace.