Fragile Ceasefire Puts Gaza and Israel on Edge
Hamas announced it will release three hostages after a delayed ceasefire with Israel. Despite initial setbacks, Israel continues military actions until compliance. Celebrations briefly erupted amongst Palestinians. Mediators remain hopeful for peace, but challenges and uncertainties surrounding the continuation of conflict and hostages remain.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Deiral-Balah | Updated: 19-01-2025 14:37 IST | Created: 19-01-2025 14:37 IST
In a tense atmosphere, Hamas declared its intention to free three hostages amidst a prolonged ceasefire agreement with Israel. This announcement followed delays that tested the truce's resilience.
The Israeli military maintained its operations in Gaza, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the need for hostage lists before acknowledging the ceasefire's commencement.
Despite the ongoing tensions, celebrations erupted in some Palestinian areas, marking a glimpse of hope for eventual peace. Meanwhile, global mediators continue to urge for adherence to the fragile peace pact.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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