Gaza war will stop, agreement reached on ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, hostages will be released

Israel Gaza War: Israel and Hamas have agreed to an agreement for 15 months to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. During this agreement, Palestinian prisoners will be exchanged for Israeli hostages. This is done on purpose to prevent conflict. Information about this agreement was given to Reuters by an official on Wednesday. According to which this agreement has been reached under mediation by Egypt and Qatar. Let us tell you that America also has support in this. Trump has also announced that the Israeli hostages will be released soon.

Breakthrough in Gaza; Israel-Hamas agree to ceasefire deal: Sources

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Let us tell you that the war in Gaza started in October 2023. This happened when armed attackers of Hamas broke the Israeli security wall and killed more than 1200 Israeli soldiers and civilians. During this period, more than 250 Israeli and foreign citizens were also taken hostage. After which Israel attacked Gaza. In which more than 46,000 people have lost their lives so far. Due to the war in Gaza, the situation has become so serious that millions of people have been forced to live in tents and temporary shelters in winter.

Trump had warned to release the hostages

This agreement between Israel and Hamas is also considered important because the swearing in of the newly elected US President Donald Trump is going to take place on January 20. Due to which a demand was made to implement this agreement soon and Trump had repeatedly warned that if the hostages were not released, the consequences could be serious.

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Political effects of ceasefire

In Israel this agreement can also be seen as a political benefit. Because due to this conflict there was a lot of anger among the public against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government. Let us tell you that there is a lot of anger among the public about how such a big lapse took place in the security of the country on 7 October 2024. It was considered the deadliest day in Israel's history. The impact on Netanyahu's image may also be reduced to some extent by the return of the hostages.