Ceasefire Agreement Between Israel and Hamas Set to Begin Soon
A newly approved ceasefire will enable hostages' release and bolster humanitarian aid to Gaza, despite opposition within Israel's government.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu confirmed a ceasefire agreement with Hamas, allowing for the gradual release of hostages. The deal, supported by U.S. and Qatar, faces internal government opposition as military operations escalate. It includes provisions for humanitarian aid and military withdrawal, with initial hostages set for release on Sunday.
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