Gaza ceasefire deal: What do we know?
What we know so far about the ceasefire deal agreed between Israel and Hamas.
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It is the most significant breakthrough in 15 months of war, which began when the armed Palestinian group Hamas attacked Israel in October 2023.
Details of the deal reportedly approved by both sides have not yet been officially announced.
As it stands, a completed deal would see the war in Gaza stop, an exchange of hostages and prisoners, the withdrawal of Israeli troops and return of displaced Palestinians.
Hamas seized 251 hostages when it attacked Israel in October 2023. It is still holding 94 captive, although Israel believes that only 60 are still alive.
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