
Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Kicks Off: Hostage Swap & Aid Plan Explained
First-phase ceasefire between Israel and Hamas kicks in: hostages to be swapped, aid crossings opening, and troops pulling back. What you need to know.
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First-phase ceasefire between Israel and Hamas kicks in: hostages to be swapped, aid crossings opening, and troops pulling back. What you need to know.
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