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A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas will take effect today after 15 months of Israeli aggression, raising hopes of stopping the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza.
After the Israeli cabinet ratified the ceasefire agreement, it confirmed in Gaza that the agreement would be fully implemented.
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office said that the government had also approved a plan to return the hostages, confirming that Israel, thanks to its firm stance, had come close to stopping the genocide of peace-seeking Palestinians.
In his first speech after the ceasefire agreement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, "We have changed the face of the Middle East. Our sisters and brothers are returning to their homes, and the majority of them are alive. All of this has been possible because of Israel's steadfast stance."
Netanyahu reiterated that the ceasefire agreement will not be implemented until the full list of hostages is handed over to Israel.
The Israeli prime minister added that the deal would not move forward until Israel received a list of the 33 hostages. He said that Israel reserves the right to resume fighting if necessary.
This ceasefire agreement is a significant effort to end months of bloodshed in Palestine, which could open up new possibilities for peace not only for Israel but also for the Middle East.
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