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Thus, Israeli troops have begun to leave Gaza, and the 72-hour deadline for Hamas to release the hostages has begun.

Once the agreement with Hamas has been ratified, the ceasefire should enter into force within a maximum of 24 hours. The agreement also stipulates that the exchange of hostages with Palestinian prisoners must take place within a maximum of 72 hours. 

US, Arab and Turkish mediators have given them assurances of an end to the war, as explained by Khalil Al-Hayya, a senior Hamas official and member of the negotiating team.

Representatives of the LAB and Steilas unions have appeared in Vitoria-Gasteiz to explain their support for the day of unemployment called for on 15 October in Education. They have called on all members of the educational community to participate in the demonstrations in towns and cities and to show their support for Palestine.

The President of the United States has stated that he will travel to Egypt to sign the agreement reached.

The United Nations will manage the distribution of this aid, as they did before. The EITB correspondent in the Middle East, Mikel Ayestaran, has explained that "the situation in Gaza is extreme and the priority is to combat famine. Israel has used hunger as a weapon over the past two years."

Barbara Ruiz Balzola, head of UNRWA Euskadi, said they are waiting for Israel's permission to enter Gaza and begin distributing aid. "The situation in Gaza is apocalyptic. 50,000 children suffer from acute malnutrition."

The head of EITB International has pointed out that the details of the agreement between Hamas and Israel are not yet known, but that "an agreement involving the silencing of weapons is always good news."  

Khan Yunis Gazatis have taken to the streets to celebrate the first phase of the agreement reached this Thursday between Israel and Hamas, while families of Israeli hostages have urged Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to accept the agreement as soon as possible in order to avoid "serious consequences for the hostages and soldiers."

EITB's Middle East correspondent, Mikel Ayestaran, has explained that the ceasefire agreed between Israel and Hamas will enter into force at noon (11 a.m. in the Basque Country). Thereafter, a period of 72 hours will be opened to implement what was agreed in the first phase of the peace plan for Gaza, including the exchange of hostages and Palestinian prisoners and the partial withdrawal of the Israeli army.

The US president, who would like to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, has released the agreement on the Truth Social network. "Israel will withdraw its troops to a line agreed as the first step towards a solid, lasting and lasting peace," Trump said, adding that "ALL hostages will be released soon."

The action has been repelled by the Gaztetxe of Azpeitia through a video on its social networks showing young people climbing the stairs and removing the Palestinian flag from the balcony of the batzoki. In a statement, the PNV accuses the Socialist Youth Coordinator of "harming the Palestinian people by making an abominable pseudo-partisan policy".

In the first phase of the peace plan agreed this Thursday by Israel and Hamas, Israel should cease its offensive in the Gaza Strip, surrender all the hostages killed and alive by Israel Hamas, and release nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners by Israel.

We can confirm that the embargo is a "fake" and call for a real arms blockade, but we vote yes. The decree has also been approved as an urgent bill, so it can be amended during the process. 

Hamas has announced the exchange on the third day of talks. The US Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, have arrived in Egypt to participate in the negotiations.

The Gaza Way campaign has reported that the Israeli Army has attacked them in "international waters" 110 nautical miles off the coast of the Gaza Strip. 140 peoplewere on board, including doctors, journalists and elected officials, with humanitarian aid of more than $110,000.

The US and Turkish negotiators will join the talks between Israel and Hamas today and are making progress in a "positive atmosphere," according to nearby sources.

Although the discretion of the talks so far is absolute, nearby sources have confirmed that the atmosphere is "positive." According to several Egyptian media outlets, there may be a temporary deal on the table on Thursday or Friday. 

Kissufim kibbutzean Hamasek hildako Ivan Illarramendi euskaldunaren aitaginarrebekin bildu gara, haren hilketaren bigarren urteurrenean. "Zauria ez da inoiz itxiko", adierazi du Dani Garcovich Illarramendiren aitaginarrebak.