After two years of intense conflict, Israel and Hamas have confirmed the first phase of a ceasefire agreement—a move analysts call a “temporary pause” in a long and complex struggle. Wang Jin, a strategic studies expert from Northwest University in China, describes the deal as a “significant but fragile” step forward. While short-term implementation looks promising, he warns that challenges like forming a new Gaza government, rebuilding shattered economies, and defining Hamas’ future role could reignite tensions.
🔍 The ceasefire still faces hurdles in Israel’s divided cabinet, though approval is likely. The bigger question? What happens after the initial phase ends. “The risk of renewed fighting remains high,” Wang notes, emphasizing the need for international support to monitor progress and aid reconstruction efforts.
🌐 For young global citizens tracking geopolitics, this moment highlights how fleeting peace can be—and why the world’s attention matters. Stay tuned as the story evolves.
