


Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas Finally Reached After 15 Months of Conflict
An announcement confirms a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, facilitating hostages' release in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian detainees.

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Overview
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is scheduled to begin on January 19, 2025, allowing for the release of 33 hostages and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners after 15 months of conflict resulting in significant casualties. This agreement, supported by President Biden and President-elect Trump, is seen as a culmination of longstanding negotiations and shifting regional dynamics. While the international community remains cautious, the ceasefire marks a critical juncture in an ongoing humanitarian crisis, with both leaders taking credit for the achievement amid continued tensions and violence.
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Analysis
- The ceasefire, although a formal agreement, fails to ensure the safety of all hostages, with fears that many could be dead by the time the ceasefire takes effect, especially given the ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels which pose additional risks to regional security.
- Netanyahu's endorsement of the ceasefire raises concerns about the stability of his coalition government, as hardliners may resist this step, potentially jeopardizing both the ceasefire and the future of negotiations with Hamas.
- While the anticipated humanitarian aid surge is crucial, skepticism remains regarding its effectiveness in addressing the long-standing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, especially when compounded by renewed military threats and ongoing hostilities.
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