Some 90 Palestinian detainees have been released as Israel's ceasefire deal with Hamas takes hold. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization has called for aid agencies to be given full access to Gaza. DW has the latest.
Israel releases 90 Palestinians as part of ceasefire deal
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Jan-21
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In a move seen by many as overdue, Israel has released 90 Palestinians, signaling a fragile ceasefire agreement with Hamas. International communities and human rights organizations, including the World Health Organization, are intensifying calls for unrestricted humanitarian access to Gaza, underlining the urgent need for medical supplies and food.
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Jan-21
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Israel has demonstrated a commitment to peace by releasing 90 Palestinian detainees, in alignment with the ceasefire deal with Hamas. Despite this gesture, the need for vigilance remains, as threats from terrorist factions continue. The World Health Organization has urged aid agencies to assist Gaza, a region still under the influence of Hamas.
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