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This page is subject to the extended confirmed restriction related to the Arab-Israeli conflict. This page is subject to the extended confirmed restriction related to the Arab-Israeli conflict. 2025 Gaza war ceasefire "Three-Phase Proposal for a Durable Peace in the Middle East" The first three hostages being released within the ceasefire agreement, with the International Committee of the Red ...
United Nations Security Council Resolution 2735, adopted on 10 June 2024, calls on Hamas to accept a proposed hostage and ceasefire agreement in the ongoing Gaza war.The resolution, presented by the United States, details a three-phase proposal and notes Israel's acceptance thereof.
Israel began localised ground incursions on Sunday as the war, triggered by a cross-border rampage by Hamas gunmen, entered its third week. Israel's Army Radio described Thursday's incursion as ...
Hamas insists an agreement should end the war. According to the latest proposal, Hamas said a date for a permanent ceasefire would be agreed upon after the initial exchange of hostages and ...
The Israelis have “basically accepted” a six-week ceasefire proposal in Gaza, a senior Biden administration official told reporters Saturday.A second phase would be worked out over those six ...
The Israeli government said that the ceasefire would be extended by one day for every additional 10 hostages released by Hamas, [112] [113] but insisted that fighting would resume once the truce is over. [114] During the ceasefire, Hamas declared that the Red Cross is not allowed to visit the remaining hostages in Gaza. [115]
The proposal would see militants exchange remaining Israeli hostages they captured on Oct. 7 for Palestinian prisoners. Hamas proposes three-stage ceasefire over 135 days, leading to end of war ...
On October 18, a Brazilian UNSC resolution calling for a ceasefire to facilitate humanitarian aid deliveries and including an explicit condemnation of Hamas actions against Israel, was vetoed. The U.S. delegation argued that since the resolution did not "mention Israel's right of self-defense," the U.S. was vetoing it.