UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called the newly announced Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage release agreement a "glimmer of hope" for Gaza, urging full compliance and expanded humanitarian access. But just hours later, multiple explosions lit up Gazaโs skies โ a stark reminder of how fragile peace can be in conflict zones.
๐ Why it matters: This deal could temporarily halt months of violence, but the continued blasts raise questions about its durability. Over 2 million residents face shortages of food, water, and medicine โ aid groups say every hour counts.
๐ Global reaction: World leaders are cautiously optimistic, with the U.S. and Egypt mediating. Meanwhile, TikTok activists are trending #CeasefireNOW, while others share eerie night-vision footage of the post-deal explosions.
๐ก Whatโs next: All eyes are on whether hostages will be safely returned and if aid convoys can reach those trapped. As one Red Crescent worker told us: "Weโre racing against time โ and politics."
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UN chief welcomes Gaza ceasefire deal as blasts continue in the enclave
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