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Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas Finally Reached After 15 Months of Conflict

An announcement confirms a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, facilitating hostages' release in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian detainees.

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  1. First hostages set for release after Israel-Hamas ceasefire’s bumpy start

    The imminent ceasefire not only offers a fleeting respite to the war-torn region but also presents a significant diplomatic victory for both President Biden and incoming President Trump, each keen to claim success in a complex and deeply entrenched conflict.

    First hostages set for release after Israel-Hamas ceasefire’s bumpy start

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  2. Israeli government agrees on Gaza ceasefire

    The approval of a ceasefire by Israel's government represents a significant shift in a protracted conflict, but questions remain about the long-term implications for peace in the region.

    Israeli government agrees on Gaza ceasefire

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  3. These are the U.S. citizens held hostage in Gaza

    The situation surrounding the American hostages in Gaza is a heartbreaking reminder of the ongoing conflict, with families anxiously awaiting any sign of hope for their loved ones while navigating the treacherous political landscape.

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  4. 'I just want to hug him': Israel's hostages may finally come home. Families can't wait

    The emotional weight of waiting for news of loved ones held as hostages by Hamas underscores a heart-wrenching reality for families torn apart by conflict, where hope remains only a fragile thread amidst ongoing violence.

    'I just want to hug him': Israel's hostages may finally come home. Families can't wait

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  5. What changed since the Gaza ceasefire deal was rejected months ago? Trump, some officials say

    Despite the relief brought by the ceasefire deal, the prolonged conflict highlights the unacceptable delay and the tragic loss of life that occurred during negotiations, raising questions about the effectiveness of leaders who only acted under significant political pressure.

    What changed since the Gaza ceasefire deal was rejected months ago? Trump, some officials say

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  6. Cease-fire between Israel, Hamas to go into effect Sunday morning, Qatar says

    The proposed cease-fire offers a glimmer of hope amid ongoing violence, but the realities of hostage negotiations and the looming questions regarding their safety illustrate the fragile nature of peace in the region.

    Cease-fire between Israel, Hamas to go into effect Sunday morning, Qatar says

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  7. Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas will go into effect at 0630 GMT on Sunday

    The newly brokered ceasefire offers a glimmer of hope amid the devastating toll of the prolonged conflict, marking a significant step towards easing the humanitarian crisis and reuniting families torn apart by violence.

    Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas will go into effect at 0630 GMT on Sunday

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  8. Qatar Says Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas Will Go into Effect at 8:30 A.m. on Sunday

    The announcement of the ceasefire marks a critical juncture in the lengthy and brutal conflict, but with many unresolved issues, true peace remains a distant goal.

    Qatar Says Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas Will Go into Effect at 8:30 A.m. on Sunday

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  9. "Shabbat Shalom": Israel's government approves ceasefire deal

    The recent breakthrough in hostage negotiations offers a glimmer of hope amid the devastating loss of life and protracted conflict that has shaped the region's turmoil.

    "Shabbat Shalom": Israel's government approves ceasefire deal

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  10. The inside story of how the Israel-Hamas ceasefire was struck

    The last-minute negotiations that led to a historic ceasefire deal illustrate the fragility of diplomacy in the region, where moments of hope can swiftly turn into despair.

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  11. Israeli government formally approves Gaza ceasefire deal

    The formal approval of the ceasefire deal marks a crucial turning point in the ongoing conflict with Hamas, yet it is accompanied by a troubling undercurrent of political discord within Israel's government.

    Israeli government formally approves Gaza ceasefire deal

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  12. Israeli Government Officially Approves Ceasefire Agreement

    The approval of a ceasefire agreement with Hamas marks a significant and welcome development in the 15-month conflict, offering a glimmer of hope for the hostages' return and a potential path towards stability.

    Israeli Government Officially Approves Ceasefire Agreement

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  13. Israel accepts ceasefire agreement with Hamas - Washington Examiner

    The Israeli government's approval of the ceasefire deal represents a cautious but significant step toward normalizing tensions in the Middle East after a prolonged period of violence.

    Israel accepts ceasefire agreement with Hamas - Washington Examiner

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  14. Israeli cabinet approves Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal

    The swift cabinet approval of the Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal illustrates the urgent and complex balancing act the Israeli government must navigate amidst both international pressures and domestic political rivalries.

    Israeli cabinet approves Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal

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  15. Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal Includes Release of Bibas Boys, Who Have Come To Symbolize Israel’s Torturous Struggle Since October 7, 2023

    The impending release of the Bibas boys and their mother marks a fragile moment of hope within the deep trauma of Israel’s ongoing struggle with hostage situations, highlighting the painful reality that every release comes with a heavy price.

    Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal Includes Release of Bibas Boys, Who Have Come To Symbolize Israel’s Torturous Struggle Since October 7, 2023

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  16. Israeli security cabinet approves ceasefire deal with Hamas

    The recent approval of a ceasefire agreement by the Israeli security cabinet marks a significant, albeit cautious, step towards ending more than a year of devastating conflict in Gaza, reflecting a complex interplay of negotiations and geopolitical assurances.

    Israeli security cabinet approves ceasefire deal with Hamas

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  17. Middle East Analyst: Netanyahu Will Try to Scuttle Ceasefire After First Phase

    Both Gideon Levy and Mouin Rabbani underscore the fragility of this ceasefire deal, suggesting that it fails to address the deeper issues at play and might serve merely as a means for Netanyahu to buy time, with the underlying conflict likely to persist.

    Middle East Analyst: Netanyahu Will Try to Scuttle Ceasefire After First Phase

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  18. Gaza Ceasefire Deal Moves To Israel's Full Cabinet For Final Approval

    The fragile ceasefire deal is a precarious balancing act for Netanyahu, as he navigates pushback from his hardline coalition while trying to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

    Gaza Ceasefire Deal Moves To Israel's Full Cabinet For Final Approval

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  19. Israel and Hamas have reached a cease-fire agreement to free hostages, US lawmaker says

    The cease-fire deal, which has been in the making for months, reflects a cautious yet hopeful step towards alleviating the suffering in Gaza and Israel and aims to halt the devastating conflict that has left thousands dead and entire communities in ruins.

    Israel and Hamas have reached a cease-fire agreement to free hostages, US lawmaker says

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Updated: Jan 18th, 2025, 10:56 AM ET

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A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is scheduled to begin on January 19, 2025, allowing for the release of 33 hostages and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners after 15 months of conflict resulting in significant casualties. This agreement, supported by President Biden and President-elect Trump, is seen as a culmination of longstanding negotiations and shifting regional dynamics. While the international community remains cautious, the ceasefire marks a critical juncture in an ongoing humanitarian crisis, with both leaders taking credit for the achievement amid continued tensions and violence.


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