Israel-Hamas War Ceasefire : After 15 months, peace was declared in Gaza which was burning in the fire of war. Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire agreement. Despite this, attacks continue in Gaza Strip. Let us tell you that the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas will come into force from Sunday (January 19, 2025). But before the implementation of the agreement, on Wednesday (January 15), Israel again carried out an explosion in the Gaza Strip. Gaza’s Civil Defense Agency said that 86 people were killed and about 258 people were injured in recent Israeli attacks in Gaza.
According to CNN report, Gaza Civil Defense Agency spokesman Mahmoud Bassal issued a press release on Thursday (January 16), saying, “86 people were killed in Israeli strikes after the ceasefire agreement was announced on Wednesday (January 15). And 258 have been injured. “This is the largest figure so far in the period immediately after the announcement of ceasefire.”
The agency spokesperson further said, “23 children have also died in Israeli attacks. At the same time, 25 women were also included. At the same time, Israeli Defense Forces said on Thursday (January 16), “Today the Israeli Army has attacked about 50 terrorist positions in the Gaza Strip.”
What did Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu say??
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, “A ceasefire agreement has been agreed for the return of people held hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.” He said, “We will call a meeting of the Security Cabinet on Friday (January 17, 2025) to approve the agreement and then the government will approve the agreement.”
It is noteworthy that Israel had postponed the cabinet vote on Thursday (January 16) on the long-awaited ceasefire agreement to stop the ongoing fierce war between Israel and Hamas. Under this agreement, the ongoing war in Gaza Strip will be stopped and the release of dozens of hostages will be ensured.
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