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What is the truce between Israel and Palestine?
The Israeli government and the Islamist Palestinian group, Hamas, agreed to a ceasefire last week after eleven days of relentless bombardment, which began on 10 May. Tor Wennesland, United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, was amongst the first to endorse the truce.
Did Israel break the truce?
Ceasefire broken as Israel carries out air strikes in Gaza after balloon firebombs launched in response to Jerusalem march. Israeli air strikes have once again hit Gaza, ending a near four-week ceasefire.
Who initiated the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas?
At a special meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, Secretary General António Guterres called for a halt to the fighting between Israel and Hamas. He cited more than 200 Palestinian deaths, including 60 children, since the conflict started.
What is Gaza truce?
Israel and Hamas agree ceasefire to halt 11-day conflict amid international pressure to end the fighting. Israel and Hamas have announced a ceasefire after 11 days of fighting in which 232 Palestinians in Gaza and 12 people in Israel have been killed.
Did Israel call truce?
Israel and Hamas call truce after 11 days: Here’s how the conflict escalated. The raging Israel-Palestinian conflict has killed hundreds and wounded thousands. Global powers have called for de-escalation. Calls for humanitarian aid have begun after the truce in order to help in rebuilding the battered areas of Gaza.
Who brokered Israel ceasefire?
Hamas
Israel and Hamas brought to an end a violent 11 days of back-and-forth aerial warfare after the two sides agreed upon a mutual ceasefire brokered by Egypt. The ceasefire came into effect in the early hours of Friday, even though tensions stayed high after the conflict that killed 232 in Palestine and 12 in Israel.
Who leads Israel?
President of Israel
| President of the State of Israel | |
|---|---|
| Incumbent Isaac Herzog since 7 July 2021 | |
| Style | His Excellency |
| Residence | Beit HaNassi |
| Appointer | Knesset |