Fresh reports from the Middle East indicate that Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement on a ceasefire mediated by the United States and Qatar. According to reliable sources, both sides have accepted the ceasefire terms proposed by Qatar and the U.S.
Under the agreement, which will be implemented in six phases, Israel will halt its attacks on densely populated areas in Gaza. In return, Hamas will gradually release Israeli hostages. Additionally, Israel will withdraw its forces from certain areas of Gaza.
This agreement comes at a time when Gaza has witnessed intense bombings by Israeli forces in the past 24 hours, leaving at least 60 civilians dead, according to reports.
Political analysts describe the ceasefire as a significant step toward regional stability but also stress that achieving long-term peace will require continued efforts and dialogue.
