The Hamas movement and Israel reportedly reached an agreement to ease violence on the borders between the besieged Gaza Strip and southern Israel.
The Al-Hayat newspaper reported that Egyptian intelligence officials managed to reach an agreement between the two parties; the Hamas movement reportedly agreed to cease all border violence, including “The Great March of Return” protests, in exchange for lifting the Israeli-imposed siege on Gaza.
A long-term #Egypt mediated ceasefire arrangement has reportedly been reached between #Hamas & #Israel on a #Gaza ceasefire, which would see lifting of the #Gaza blockade in exchange for complete cessation of “border violence”#GroupPalestine#قروب_فلسطينيhttps://t.co/0OWA6UnP9q pic.twitter.com/TumwMEmbZh
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The newspaper reported, on Friday, that both parties, Hamas and Israel, have managed to reach understandings regarding a long-term ceasefire arrangement, through Egypt-mediated indirect negotiations, which would see the lifting of the Gaza blockade in exchange for a complete cessation of border violence.
Among the agreement conditions, is that Israel would open the Gaza border crossings, extend the allowed fishing zone to nine nautical miles as a beginning and then to 20 nautical miles.
#Gaza today
Resistance until lifting the siege.. pic.twitter.com/zNAZLKPuOv— Omar Oz (@omarouazani) October 26, 2018
Unnamed sources told the Lebanon-based al-Mayadeen that the agreement also includes employing thousands of unemployed Palestinians in Gaza.
(Ma’an, PC, Social Media)
