Breaking News: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has put a freeze on the planned ceasefire in Gaza, scheduled to kick in at 6:30 GMT this Sunday. But there's a catch – the truce won't go live until Hamas provides a list of hostages.
In a statement released by Netanyahu's office, he emphasized that the IDF has been instructed to hold off on the ceasefire until Israel receives the awaited list of released hostages. Meanwhile, Hamas has attributed the delay to \"technical reasons.\"
This standoff highlights the ongoing tensions in the region, with both sides standing firm on their conditions for peace. As the world watches closely, many are hoping for a swift resolution that prioritizes the safety and well-being of all involved.
Stay tuned to NewspaperAmigo.com for the latest updates on this developing situation.
Breaking News: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has put a freeze on the planned ceasefire in Gaza, scheduled to kick in at 6:30 GMT this Sunday. But there's a catch – the truce won't go live until Hamas provides a list of hostages.
