Jehad and Israel announced the ceasefire, foreign media: whether it can be truly implemented will be tested

[Global Times Special Reporter Huang Peizhao Global Times Special Journalist Memory] Under the coordination of Egypt, Israel and Palestinian Islamic Holy Battle Organization (Jehad) announced the ceasefire on the evening of the 7th local time. Essence However, according to media reports, 8 minutes after the ceasefire agreement took effect, it was attacked by many rockets. The Middle East media said that the ceasefire agreement between the two parties is "very fragile" and whether it can be truly tested if it can be truly implemented.

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According to the Palestinian media "Holy City Network" reported on the 7th, Jehad issued a statement on the evening of the 7th that under the active mediation of Egypt, the organization agreed to reach a ceasefire agreement with Israel. Egypt promises to work hard to persuade Israel to release two hostages of Jehad. The ceasefire agreement officially took effect at 23:30 on the 7th local time. The Israeli Prime Minister's office issued a statement on the evening of the 7th to confirm that it reached a ceasefire agreement with Jehad and thanked Egypt for their efforts. The statement also said that if Jechhad violated the ceasefire agreement, Israel "reserves the right to respond to a strong response." Palestinian President Abbas welcomed Egypt's efforts to mediate fire on the same day.

The Israeli military said in a statement on the evening of the 7th that the last wave of the target of Jechhad ended at 23:25. However, according to Israel's "Jerusalem Post" report, the ceasefire agreement took effect for only 8 minutes, and the Israeli territory was attacked by several rockets. The Russian satellite news agency quoted a notice from the National Defense Army News Agency on the 8th that after the ceasefire agreement came into effect, alarm was once again sounded by the area adjacent to the Gaza Strip in the south. The UN Middle East Special Envoy Tror Vennesham said on the 8th that the calm situation after the ceasefire was still fragile and called on all parties to abide by the ceasefire agreement.

Secretary -General Jehard, Ziad Nahara, held a press conference in the Iranian capital Tehran in the early morning of the 8th local time, saying that if Israel violates the ceasefire agreement, Jehad will continue to fight. He said that all cities in Israel are in the range of Jehad's missiles. The Israeli army is difficult to advance in Gaza. In more than 50 hours of battles, Jechhad is in the upper hand, and Israel has not completed its goal to crack down on Jechhad. According to data released by the Israeli National Defense Army on the 7th, since the afternoon launched military operations against Gaza on the 5th, Jehad fired 780 rockets and mortars to Israel, of which about 600 were successfully launched to Israel. The "Iron Dome" missile defense system intercepted about 270 of them, and the remaining rockets fell into a uninhabited area.

The conflict between Jechhad and Israel in the Gaza Strip is the worst conflict between Pakistan and Israel for more than a year. The Israeli fighter launched an air strike on the Gaza Strip on the 5th, hitting the goals of Jiehad's many places, causing 10 Palestinian to die and dozens of people injured. Jehard then retaliated to the launch of the rocket. According to the statistics of Gaza Health Department on the 7th, the conflict of 3 days has killed 44 people, including 15 children, 4 women and two senior Jechhad senior commanders, and 360 people were injured.

Some analysts believe that Jechhad agrees to reach a ceasefire agreement with Israel, partly because the Palestinian Islamic resistance (Hamas) did not participate in the conflict of the Israeli army, and Jehard was alone in the army. Palestine's "New Life Daily" reported on the 8th that an Egyptian delegation had arrived in Israel and was responsible for urging and supervising Israel to release the Jechhad's quality. However, it has not yet released information about "release hostages", which has also brought uncertainty whether the ceasefire agreement can be effectively enforced.

The "Eye of the Middle East" News Network quoted Amy Marcul, a political analyst at Palestine on the 8th, saying that by trying to offset Hamas's role in this battle, focusing on fighting with Jehad alone, Israel tried to try to The split between the Palestinian factions is made to ensure the safety of the Kalish gas fields in disputed areas with Lebanese, and export natural gas to Europe through the gas field.

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