Israel and Hamas Agree to Ceasefire After 15 Months of Conflict
The truce, set to begin Sunday, includes prisoner exchanges and humanitarian aid, with long-term peace negotiations planned.
- The ceasefire agreement, brokered by Qatar, the United States, and Egypt, aims to end over 15 months of conflict that has devastated Gaza and left tens of thousands dead.
- Israel will release 737 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for 33 Israeli hostages, with the first exchanges scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
- The agreement includes three phases, beginning with a cessation of hostilities and humanitarian aid, followed by the release of remaining hostages and long-term reconstruction efforts in Gaza.
- The deal outlines a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from densely populated areas in Gaza and increased humanitarian aid deliveries, up to 600 trucks daily.
- Negotiators have established a joint operations center in Cairo to oversee the truce, while challenges like Gaza’s extensive destruction and displaced populations remain unresolved.
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