Israeli media: Disputes over the Gaza ceasefire have been resolved, the Cabinet will meet tomorrow morning.

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The war between Israel and Hamas, which has been ongoing for 15 months, was announced to end on January 19 with statements made last night.

However, this morning Israel announced that it had claimed Hamas had abandoned some provisions of the ceasefire agreement, and the cabinet meeting expected to approve the agreement was postponed.

DISPUTES RESOLVED, ISRAELI CABINET TO MEET TOMORROW MORNING

According to reports in Israeli media, disputes regarding the ceasefire in Gaza have been resolved. The Israeli Cabinet will convene tomorrow morning to assess the situation and approve the ceasefire.

CEASEFIRE AND PRISONER EXCHANGE AGREEMENT BETWEEN ISRAEL AND HAMAS

Qatar, one of the mediating countries, announced on January 15 that an agreement had been reached between Israel and Hamas regarding a ceasefire and prisoner exchange in Gaza. The agreement will come into effect on Sunday, January 19. In the first 42 days of the three-phase ceasefire agreement, 33 Israeli prisoners will be released. The agreement also includes comprehensive humanitarian aid reaching the Gaza Strip, as well as allowing displaced Palestinians to return to their regions. Details of the second and third phases will be announced upon the completion of the first phase.

Since October 7, 2023, approximately 46,707 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, including about 17,841 children and 12,298 women, and 110,265 people have been injured.