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Hamas accepts draft Gaze ceasefire settlement and launch of some Israeli hostages

By Editorial Board Published January 15, 2025 3 Min Read
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Hamas accepts draft Gaze ceasefire settlement and launch of some Israeli hostages

Hamas has accepted a draft ceasefire settlement and the discharge of dozens of hostages, with an Israeli official saying the small print are being finalised.

Hamas stated negotiations had reached their “final stage” and it hoped this spherical of negotiations would result in a deal.

An Israeli official stated: “We are close, we are not there yet.”

“I believe we will get a ceasefire,” US Secretary of Defence Antony Blinken stated. “It’s right on the brink. It’s closer than it’s ever been before.”

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Gaza ceasefire could possibly be ‘hours away’

Negotiators have been engaged on the ceasefire throughout greater than eight hours of talks in Qatar’s capital Doha.

The deal is predicted to halt essentially the most lethal and harmful struggle between Israel and Hamas.

It will deliver respite to the Gaza Strip, the place 90% of the inhabitants of two.3 million have been displaced throughout practically a yr and a half of struggle and lots of are liable to famine.

Practically 100 Israeli hostages are nonetheless being held captive inside Gaza, with the army believing at the least a 3rd of these are useless.

The settlement would see the hostages launched in alternate for Palestinians and militants imprisoned by Israel.

Israeli forces would withdraw from cities and cities within the Gaza Strip, permitting Palestinians to return to what stays of their houses, and there can be a surge in humanitarian support.

Evaluation: Deal is perhaps shut, however there are a lot of unanswered questions

Greater than 46,000 Palestinians have been killed throughout Israel’s struggle on Hamas in Gaza, greater than half of them ladies and kids, based on the enclave’s Hamas-run well being ministry.

The struggle started after Hamas militants rampaged into Israel and killed round 1,200 folks and kidnapped one other 250 on 7 October 2023. Round half of the hostages have been freed throughout a short ceasefire in November that yr.

Any deal – if reached – wouldn’t go into impact instantly and would want approval from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s safety cupboard after which his full cupboard.

The Islamic Jihad militant group, which is separate from Hamas and likewise has hostages in Gaza, stated it was sending a senior delegation to Doha to participate within the ultimate preparations for a ceasefire deal.

Hundreds of Israelis rallied in Tel Aviv on Tuesday night time in assist of the proposals, however in Jerusalem tons of of hard-liners marched in opposition to the deal.

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