In a landmark move, Israel’s government approved a ceasefire agreement Friday that could end the two-year Gaza conflict and bring home all remaining hostages held by Hamas. The deal has sparked cautious optimism among families gathered at Tel Aviv’s Hostage Square, where tearful reunions and calls for peace echoed through the crowd.
"We’ve waited 730 days for this moment," said one resident holding a photo of their missing relative. "Now we pray this isn’t another false dawn." The agreement follows months of behind-the-scenes negotiations, with international mediators calling it a "critical step toward lasting stability."
While details remain under wraps, officials confirm the phased plan includes humanitarian aid for Gaza and verification mechanisms for hostage releases. Security experts warn the road ahead remains fragile, but for now, the square’s sea of yellow ribbons symbolizes a nation’s collective hope 🤞.
