Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks. UPDATE: Israel Ends Ceasefire, Begins Bombing Gaza

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Qatar PM met Hamas, Israeli delegations​

Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani has met with negotiators from Hamas and Israel in an effort to secure a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, sources have told Al Jazeera Arabic.
The sources said that, under the proposed deal, Qatar and Egypt will be supervising the return of the displaced from the southern Gaza Strip to the north. The Israeli army would withdraw from the Netzarim Corridor in central Gaza in stages.
Hamas also requested that the Israeli army withdraw during the first stage of the agreement to an area within 700 metres (2,297 feet) from the Gaza border, the sources said

 

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‘We have a deal’: Trump​

US President-elect Donald Trump says a ceasefire deal has been reached in Gaza.
“We have a deal for the hostages in the Middle East,” he said on the social media platform Truth Social.
“They will be released shortly. Thank you!”

 

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Israeli army announces attack in Jenin​

The Israeli military says it attacked a target in Jenin in the occupied West Bank without providing further details.
Yesterday, an Israeli air strike killed six Palestinians in Jenin, including a 15-year-old child.
The Israeli attacks come as Palestinian Authority’s security forces crack down on armed resistance groups in the area.

 

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Israel’s president meets head of Red Cross amid preparations for captive deal​

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has met with International Committee of the Red Cross President Mirjana Spoljaric and her team, who are visiting Israel as part of preparations for the captive-exchange deal, Herzog’s spokesperson has said in a statement.
Herzog emphasised the utmost importance and sensitivity of this mission, according to the statement.
The ICRC team briefed Herzog on the preparations for the transfer of the captives and the various challenges involved

 

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So all of a sudden there is a ceasefire right before Biden leaves office so he can add it to his record

 

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So all of a sudden there is a ceasefire right before Biden leaves office so he can add it to his record

Might seem that way but many of sites talking about them ninjas Trump have. Saying them Israeli wasn’t to fond of them, saying they real businessmen.
I’m guessing they realized they really ain’t politicians and they won’t play that back and forward on deals

 

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Get Biden off the mic before the drugs wear off. Blinkin up there sweating bullets hoping he dont say some dumb shit.

 

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Yall remember buddy was sweating his ass off

 

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Get Biden off the mic before the drugs wear off. Blinkin up there sweating bullets hoping he dont say some dumb shit.

They are live now?

 

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They are live now?

It's over now. It was one of those presidential announcements.

 

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It's over now. It was one of those presidential announcements.

Oh ok



“BREAKING: The prime minister of Qatar has announced a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza. The ceasefire will come into place on Sunday.”

 

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Looking at this two videos, I can see why Hamas would be fight for a long time

Them youthmen gonna grow up and be what

 

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So all of a sudden there is a ceasefire right before Biden leaves office so he can add it to his record

many suggest that Trump pressure over Bibi's head was strong but there's also that battlefield reality for more than a month Israelis failed in Jabalya (nothern Gaza) and even worst they found out that the Hamas could still escalate things !

 

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many suggest that Trump pressure over Bibi's head was strong but there's also that battlefield reality for more than a month Israelis failed in Jabalya (nothern Gaza) and even worst they found out that the Hamas could still escalate things !

We can believe him or not

 

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We can believe him or not

apparently Trump's Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff is the guy who finally convinced Bibi but it's not clear what Trump will offer in exchange some say part of the west Bank others a green light to resume that war once he's in office I guess we'll find out what deal the Orange Emperor has made !

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feels like the second option is more relevant ...

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apparently Trump's Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff is the guy who finally convinced Bibi but it's not clear what Trump will offer in exchange some say part of the west Bank others a green light to resume that war once he's in office I guess we'll find out what deal the Orange Emperor has made !

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feels like the second option is more relevant ...

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I actually think both are valid options


West Bank being annex rumors been floating around…

Restarting the conflict been something, high ranking Israeli officials stressed.
There’s no reason a withdrawal from the Philly corridor should hold up a ceasefire, we can always go back. Noone will stop us from doing that”


Dude thoughts were align in that direction

 

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I actually think both are valid options


West Bank being annex rumors been floating around…

Restarting the conflict been something, high ranking Israeli officials stressed.
There’s no reason a withdrawal from the Philly corridor should hold up a ceasefire, we can always go back. Noone will stop us from doing that”


Dude thoughts were align in that direction

given how incompetent the IDF is I think they'll take the first option remember they're only strong when facing weakness and even Bibi's general have no taste for another round in Gaza plus the IDF is a reservist army -> if those soldiers stop showing up it's over ! the west Bank on the other hand it's like Syria !

 

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Houthis ninjas !

 

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Houthis ninjas !

Dawg these ninjas are 10000% in my book…

How you don’t have nothing, get bombed by Washington, Israelis & UK and keep coming with heat

 

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Yea but remember there’s 4 days until the ceasefire goes into effect

 

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Regardless of your political loyalties, imagine this guy trying to be a tough negotiator.

Say what you want about Trump, but he stands his ground.

 

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Agreement could lead to increased Rafah crossing access: Former Egyptian official​

Speaking to Al Jazeera from Cairo, Hussein Haridy, Egypt’s former assistant foreign minister, said the agreement should lead to some access through the Rafah crossing between southern Gaza and Egypt.
“Fortunately, the agreement announced today in Doha stipulates that the Israelis would start withdrawing gradually from the Philadelphi Corridor, and the Palestinians would be managing the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing,” Haridy said.
“That would enable us to open the Rafah crossing, to surge aid and humanitarian assistance to Gaza.”
Haridy also said he understands the agreement would mean injured Palestinians could pass through the crossing to get medical assistance.
“Ultimately, when the Israeli forces would withdraw completely from the Gaza Strip, and there is a Palestinian authority running Gaza, I think that the Rafah crossing would be operated normally, as it had been before June 2007,” he said.
Haridy added that Egypt, which was one of the mediators for ceasefire negotiations between Hamas and Israel, “has really exerted all its efforts to bring the Israeli aggression to an end as quickly as possible”.

A line of trucks waiting on an Egyptian road along the border with Israel, near the Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip, on May 2, 2024 [Oren Alon/Reuters]

 

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Bro wtf
That shit gave me the chills

 

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Bro wtf
That shit gave me the chills

Chills bro

 

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Chills bro

Like this mystery man appear in public but I was waiting for a drone

 

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Damn they kept receipts on her

 

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Those fucks here, I always thought they was the power in the world the UN

I’ve been fooled

UN ‘breathing sigh of relief’ over Gaza ceasefire agreement​

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  Gabriel Elizondo

Reporting from UN Headquarters, New York City, US
I think there is really a sigh of relief here within the UN system, as well, and I think that should be acknowledged.
There have been more than 200 UN personnel killed during the last 15 months of Israel’s war on Gaza.
This is primarily about the Palestinian people and the people in Gaza that have been suffering so long.
But I think the UN as a system is also breathing a sigh of relief that finally they got this ceasefire that the secretary-general has been calling for – for months now. That dozens of member states have been calling for, for months now, including the majority of the UN Security Council.
Now to the humanitarian aid aspect of it. The UN says they do stand ready to ramp up and scale up humanitarian aid.
They said what’s been preventing it is two things: Number one, no ceasefire. Now we will be getting a ceasefire.
And, number two, Israel continuing over the past numerous months to deny all requests by the UN to deliver aid convoys that need it – denying the vast majority of the requests.
So now, these impediments could be gone, and I think the UN really sees an opportunity to really reach people on a scale that they haven’t been able to for well over a year now.