Israel may conclude a new ceasefire agreement in Gaza to free hostages
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Israel could consider a new ceasefire in Gaza to facilitate the release of hostages held by Hamas, with the goal of releasing all prisoners since October 7.
The Government of Israel will consider another short-term ceasefire if it can reach an agreement with Hamas on the return of more of the 137 hostages who still in captivity.
This was reported by the South China Morning Post, reported by UNN.
Details
According to the statement of the of the Israeli government, Eilon Levy, ensuring the release of all those captured by Hamas and other armed groups on October 7 remains the goal of Israel's war against the militant group. In particular, he noted that the Israeli authorities are ready to consider the possibility of a new ceasefire to release all hostages - it could be "a temporary pause to bring them out."
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Background
During the seven-day truce, Israeli forces the seven-day truce that ended on December 1, Hamas returned 110 of the more than 240 abductees. In exchange, Israel released approximately three times as many Palestinian prisoners.
According to the authorities, in Israel, as a result of an attack on October 7 by Hamas commandos who who infiltrated from Gaza, killed 1,200 people, mostly civilians. According to the of the Hamas Ministry of Health, almost 1,000 people died as a result of the Israeli military operation, nearly 16,000 people were killed.
To recap,
the Israeli Defense Forces targeted Hamas during raids in Jabaliya.
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