Summary
Israel and Hamas have agreed to pause their two-year war in Gaza, bringing relief to many Palestinians despite mixed emotions due to past losses. The ceasefire includes plans to release hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. The local population remains wary of what the future holds.
Key Facts
- Israel and Hamas agreed to pause their ongoing war after two years.
- The ceasefire deal involves the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
- Palestinians in Gaza have felt both relief and apprehension about the truce.
- Israel's recent offensive followed Hamas' attack on October 7, 2023.
- The conflict has resulted in thousands of deaths and massive displacement in Gaza.
- Many people in Gaza live in makeshift shelters due to the destruction.
- Concerns include the potential disruption of the truce and governance of Gaza afterward.
- Over 67,000 Palestinians have died since the start of the conflict, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
