Gaza Ceasefire Deal
A recent ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas offers a glimmer of hope for the war-battered Gaza enclave.
Mediators, including Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye, and the United States, signed a joint document in Egypt on the ceasefire deal, despite neither party's attendance.
Since the ceasefire took effect, a major aid convoy entered Gaza, and a large-scale hostage-prisoner exchange took place, providing a tentative reprieve for the enclave.
- Nearly 68,000 Palestinians have died in two years of Israeli military operations.
- Infrastructure in Gaza is in ruins, and widespread famine is prevalent.
Experts remain deeply skeptical that the ceasefire can evolve into a durable peace.
Challenges to lasting peace include Israel's internal political fractures, the task of reconstructing Gaza, and uncertainty over who will govern the territory.
Author's summary: Ceasefire brings hope to Gaza amidst uncertainty.
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