Israel and Hamas agreed on a truce

Israel and Hamas have concluded a truce for a period of two weeks, YNET Israeli Agency reports with reference to sources in Palestinian structures. A truce must enter into force within 72 hours. One of the conditions is the consent of both parties to the presence of international observers in the conflict zone.

According to Echo of Moscow, Israel and Hamas, according to some reports, also agreed on the issue of illegal supply of weapons to the Gaza sector, on the removal of blockade, opening checkpoints and discussing the terms for withdrawing Israeli troops from the conflict zone.

According to unofficial information, Israel will require the complete cessation of terrorist activities from both Hamas and other Palestinian movements. In addition, Israel will present a list of five thousand people who will be prohibited from crossing the border of the Gaza sector with Egypt through the RAFA checkpoint.

As Ynet notes, if all issues will not be able to resolve all issues during the ceasefire, it is highly likely that military operations will resume.

The operation of the Israeli Defense Army "cast lead" began with air strikes in the Gaza sector on December 27. On January 3, the operation passed into the phase of ground military operations. The tank troops of the IDF were introduced into the territory of the Enclave. On Wednesday, January 7, Israel first announced a three -hour truce in connection with the opening of the "humanitarian corridor" in Gaza. The number of dead from the beginning of the operation, according to the Palestinian side, exceeded a thousand people, about 5 thousand were injured.