Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Delayed Over Hostage List Dispute

The truce, brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S., was postponed after Hamas failed to provide the required names of hostages for release, citing technical issues.

• The ceasefire was scheduled to begin at 6:30 GMT but was delayed as Israel demanded the names of hostages to be released, which Hamas provided late due to 'technical reasons.'
• Israeli airstrikes continued in Gaza after the planned truce start time, causing casualties and raising tensions further.
• The agreement includes the release of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for 737 Palestinian prisoners, with the first exchanges expected later today.
• The deal also promises daily entry of 600 humanitarian aid trucks into Gaza, alongside a partial Israeli withdrawal from densely populated areas.
• Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized the ceasefire is provisional and warned of a potential return to hostilities if necessary.

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