Israel has said that the Gaza ceasefire agreement will not take effect until the cabinet unanimously approves it.
According to Israeli media, this was announced in a statement issued by the office of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
This statement comes after US President Donald Trump announced that Israel and Hamas had agreed on a ceasefire in Gaza and Egyptian media claimed that it had come into effect.
A statement issued by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's office said that the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire will officially begin after the government approves the agreement.
It should be noted that the foreign news agency Reuters, citing Egyptian official sources, claimed that the ceasefire agreement had already come into effect after it was signed in Egypt at noon.
However, Israeli government sources clarified that the agreement still requires cabinet approval, for which a meeting will be held at 6 pm today.
The meeting will vote on the Gaza ceasefire agreement. It is expected that the agreement will be approved, after which the ceasefire will formally come into effect.
Israeli government spokesman Shush Badrosian said that the ceasefire in Gaza will come into effect within 24 hours after approval from the cabinet meeting.
He added that the exchange of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners will begin within 72 hours of the ceasefire coming into effect.
It should be remembered that the Gaza ceasefire agreement reached in Egypt today was signed by the parties, under which the war will be stopped for a few days, aid supplies will be allowed to enter Gaza, and the release of hostages will be made possible.
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