Ceasefire - Islamic World News

After months of intense conflict and diplomatic mediation by regional and international actors, the Israeli government formally ratified a ceasefire agreement early this morning, marking the official end of hostilities in Gaza. The decision passed with a cabinet majority, though five far-right ministers—including Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich—voted against it.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to implement the first phase of a ceasefire proposal brokered by Donald Trump and mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey. This phase includes a partial withdrawal of Israeli forces to designated lines and the release of hostages held by Hamas. The ceasefire is expected to begin today at 12:00 PM local time.

A source in the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced that the movement has agreed to the proposal presented yesterday to the mediating parties.

Despite the two-month deadline under the ceasefire agreement for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon having expired, some border areas remain under Zionist control.

The first group of Palestinian prisoners, including 90 women and children, were released and returned to their families.

Amos Hochstein’s ceasefire proposal, which aims to establish a ceasefire in southern Lebanon and northern occupied Palestine, will be enacted once it receives approval from both the Israeli cabinet and the Lebanese government.

The Israeli regime’s TV network, Channel 12, reported on Tuesday about the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire negotiations mediated by the United States, claiming that if a ceasefire is not achieved, the Israeli regime’s army intends to intensify ground and aerial operations in Lebanon and exert more pressure on the southern areas of the Arab country in order […]

The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has issued a statement, rejecting the terms of the recent ceasefire negotiations in the Qatari capital Doha.

Mohammad Ali al-Houthi, in response to the statement of the United Nations Security Council, while emphasizing the legitimate demands of the rescue government in the negotiations to extend the ceasefire, threatened the Saudi coalition with drone attacks.