Despite the ceasefire announcement, Israel Continued bombing of Gaza, in which many people have died. At least 115 people were killed in Gaza, including 28 children and 31 women, and more than 265 were injured, according to Mahmoud Bassal, spokesman for Gaza’s civil protection agency. The UN Human Rights Council condemned the attacks, saying, “We are disappointed that immediately after the announcement of the agreement, Israel continued indiscriminate bombing of Gaza, resulting in the deaths of Palestinian civilians. Peace until a ceasefire is implemented Was expected.”

Final seal on Gaza ceasefire agreement

In fact, the Israeli cabinet had approved the Gaza ceasefire and hostage release agreement early Saturday. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Friday that the Palestinian group Hamas would release the hostages on Sunday under the Gaza ceasefire agreement. According to Israeli media, the Prime Minister’s Office says that despite the delay in signing the agreement and getting it approved by the government, the hostages will be released from Gaza as planned on Sunday.

With the situation still critical after the ceasefire agreement, Israeli Defense Forces said on Thursday that they struck nearly 50 targets in the Gaza Strip ‘last day’, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants and military complexes.

In a video from NBC News on Thursday, the bodies of four young children were found lying lifeless on the ground at Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, wrapped up with the bodies of other victims. Eyewitnesses said they were killed in IDF air strikes.

Hamas said in a statement on Friday that obstacles arising from the terms of the Gaza ceasefire agreement have been resolved. However, Israeli fighter planes have continued intense attacks in Gaza. The civil emergency service said on Friday that at least 101 people, including 58 women and children, had been killed since the agreement was announced on Wednesday.

Israel blamed Hamas for the last-minute delay, while Hamas said on Thursday it remained committed to the deal, which is set to take effect on Sunday.

Israel-Hamas agreement for 15 months

The Israel-Hamas agreement came after 15 months of war. More than 46,000 Palestinians lost their lives in this war and millions of people were displaced. Under the first six-week phase of the three-phase agreement, Hamas will release 33 Israeli hostages, including all women (soldiers and civilians), children and men over the age of 50. Israel will release Palestinians held in Israeli jails by the end of the first phase.