Israel announces that it has re-established a ceasefire in Gaza
"According to the Political Establishment Directive, and following the neutralization of terrorists in various attacks, the Army has resumed the implementation of the ceasefire," they stressed in a statement.
Gaza reconstruction work. Photo: EFE
The Israeli Army has announced that "after several attacks that have ended dozens of terrorist targets", a ceasefire has been re-established in the Gaza Strip.
"According to the Political Establishment Directive, and following the neutralization of terrorists in various attacks, the Army has resumed the implementation of the ceasefire," they stressed in a statement.
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