Hamas Begins Implementing Ceasefire While Israel Awaits Netanyahu’s Approval

Hamas has announced a ceasefire, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu remains stubborn.

According to the sources, Hamas has started implementing the ceasefire, but Israel is keeping it on hold as the approval of Netanyahu is awaited.
A statement has been issued by the Israeli Prime Minister stating that the ceasefire will happen after Netanyahu’s approval.

International media reports that Hamas and Israel agreed on the first phase of a peace deal following talks held in Sharm El-Sheikh. Representatives from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt also took part in the negotiations alongside Hamas and Israel.

Hamas has announced the immediate implementation of the first phase of the agreement. As part of the deal, 2,000 Palestinian prisoners will be released in exchange for 20 Israeli captives. The agreement is being hailed as a major step toward ending the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Key points set for immediate implementation include the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, the withdrawal of Israeli forces, and the exchange of prisoners. The efforts of eight major Muslim countries, including Pakistan, played a crucial role in making this agreement possible.

Reports also note that pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump on both Israel and Hamas helped facilitate the deal. The Gaza ceasefire agreement is viewed as an important milestone toward resolving the Palestine issue.

Furthermore, eight key Muslim nations, including Pakistan, have already expressed clear support for a two-state solution. Observers emphasize that lasting peace in the Middle East cannot be achieved without granting Palestinians the right to an independent and sovereign state.