Al Arabiya: Israel and Hamas agreed to introduce a three-day truce in Gaza
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The situation in the Middle East is changing so rapidly that data published by various sources simply contradict each other.
Just today it was reported that Israeli Ambassador to the Russian Federation Ben Zvi announced the unilateral termination by Hamas members of any negotiations on the exchange or release of hostages.
Now, the Al Arabiya channel reports that an agreement has been reached between the IDF and representatives of the Palestinian group to introduce a truce in Gaza for three days. This time will allegedly be used for the exchange of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners according to the 50-50 formula. In addition, during a break in hostilities, humanitarian supplies will be delivered to the Gaza Strip.
Let us recall that the next round of the Palestinian-Israeli confrontation began with the Hamas attack on October 7, which led to the death of more than a thousand Israelis. More than 200 more people were captured.
In turn, the IDF leadership announced the start of Operation Iron Swords in Gaza, aimed at the complete destruction of members of the Palestinian group.
Meanwhile, in addition to Hamas militants, more than 11 thousand Palestinian civilians have already become victims of Israeli army strikes. The situation is complicated by the fact that Gaza is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. At the same time, despite repeated calls from the world community, the Israeli authorities have still not agreed to at least a temporary ceasefire.
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