Peace Council Prepares to Implement Gaza Ceasefire Agreement in Coming Days
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First reported by Srugim · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Peace Council plans to start implementing a 15-point ceasefire agreement in Gaza soon, with Hamas agreeing to halt military activity and begin disarmament. Israel, not a signatory, is expected to maintain its ceasefire. The agreement, involving the U.S. and regional mediators, includes provisions for Palestinian self-determination and limits weapon possession to Gaza's technocratic government.
- 01Peace Council expects to begin implementing Gaza ceasefire agreement within days.
- 02Hamas agrees to 14-day military halt followed by disarmament process.
- 03Israel is not a party but will maintain ceasefire per prior agreement.
- 04Clause on Palestinian self-determination faced Hamas criticism but was accepted.
- 05Only Gaza's technocratic government members allowed to hold weapons under agreement.
- 06Implementation details and timelines to be set within two weeks.
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