The ceasefire agreement in Gaza was celebrated with enthusiasm in Syria.

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Negotiations for a prisoner exchange, which include a ceasefire in Gaza, have been agreed upon with the mediation of the USA, Qatar, and Egypt. Qatari Foreign Minister Mohammed Bin Al Sani announced that the ceasefire will begin on January 19.

600 TRUCKS OF HUMANITARIAN AID TO GAZA EVERY DAY OF THE CEASEFIRE

The details of the ceasefire agreement have also emerged. According to the agreement, the arrival of 600 trucks of humanitarian aid to Gaza will be guaranteed every day of the ceasefire. Additionally, according to the agreement, Hamas will release 33 Israelis, including all women, children, and men over the age of 50, within 6 weeks.

ALL PALESTINIANS UNDER 19 WILL BE RELEASED

Israel will release 30 Palestinians for each civilian hostage, and 50 Palestinians for each Israeli woman. Furthermore, Israel will release all Palestinians under the age of 19 who were detained since October 7, 2023. The second phase of the agreement will be discussed on the 16th day of the first phase.

JOY IN GAZA IN SYRIA

The ceasefire agreement reached between the parties was also celebrated in the Syrian provinces of Damascus, Idlib, Aleppo, and Homs. Thousands of people took to the streets in great joy, and prayers were recited in mosques.

THE ADDRESS OF CELEBRATIONS: UMAYYAD SQUARE

The address of the celebrations in Damascus was Umayyad Square. Dozens of people carrying Syrian and Palestinian flags chanted slogans such as "We sacrifice our lives for you, O Aqsa" and "Free Palestine." Fireworks were also displayed during the celebrations in the capital.