On October 9, a spokesman for Netanyahu said: "After today's Israeli cabinet meeting, the Gaza ceasefire agreement will take effect within 24 hours, and a 72-hour window will be opened for the release of Israeli hostages."

Video shows: Israeli tanks evacuate from the area surrounding the Jordanian hospital in southern Gaza City. Nor does it rule out the possibility of redeploying outside the city for resupply rest until another attack is ready.

Main points of an interview with Hamas official Osama Hamdan on TV:

1. Prisoner exchanges will take place only after an agreement to end the war has been officially announced.

2. The core point of the agreement is that Israel must completely stop its war on Gaza.

The mediator has assured Israel that it will not violate the agreement and reserves the right to announce a ceasefire to the United States.

Hamas insisted: "We will never accept any form of Israeli interference in our internal affairs."

From this point of view, Hamas is not a complete compromise. It can only be said that it is too great for Pakistan to lead the Hamas to defend itself under the game, the typical round-the-counter to save Zhao, Gaza can also breathe and even survive.

In fact, no one expects Israel to really implement the agreement. We all know that it will be a matter of time before it is torn up. However, the fact that this agreement has been reached is a progress. Fighting without an agreement and tearing it up after it has been formed are two different things. The latter will put greater pressure and hidden dangers on Israel. What's more, the United States has now publicly stated that it will send about 200 soldiers to Israel to help support and supervise the Gaza ceasefire agreement. If you violate it again, the United States will not end well.

Regardless of whether the agreement is ratified or not, Hamas has to start considering the release of hostages in order to throw away some of the criticism of the international community as much as possible. Many people say "what is useful to reach an agreement, fighting is useful, the international community can not completely affect Israel, what does Israel want", which is really overestimating Israel's capabilities, but also overestimates Hamas' ability, which is essentially a quick victory and defeat, hoping it will benefit from a role.

The current situation is that Hamas simply cannot fight militarily sooner or later, that in order to win the final victory it must struggle for all the time and help possible, that international pressure, its own seizure of the moral heights must be carried out ¨C from this point of view, to appear to form an agreement is a progress in the diversification of the struggle.

The Gaza side was temporarily shelved, but just before the Gaza ceasefire agreement was reached, Netanyahu unexpectedly had a phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

According to reports, Putin and Netanyahu made a phone call on October 6. The details of Trump's "20-point plan" that the two sides focused on were not disclosed, but should be more complicated than the outside world imagined. Russia only expressed support for a comprehensive settlement of the Palestinian issue under the recognized international legal framework. But yesterday, it suddenly emerged that in a telephone conversation with Netanyahu, Putin was asked to convey a message to his Iranian friends that Israel was not seeking military confrontation.

Why does Netanyahu want Putin?

Because Russia is a key force in Syria, and the Israeli military has in recent years frequently airstrikes on Iranian targets in Syria, if it can ease Russian-Israeli relations through ceasefire negotiations, it can reduce operational resistance in Syria.

In fact, the more he said that, the more careful he had to be. Combined with the news of the ceasefire in Gaza, Syria and Iraq may be in big trouble next, and Iran's risk factor has dropped by one level.

But the problem is that Syria is now Julani's, and it is no surprise that Netanyahu will take over it. Iraq is not close to Israel, and air strikes alone will not have any practical effect. Nowadays, other countries define Israel as: When it says it does not seek confrontation, it may engage in assassination!

In any case, it is a good thing that Gaza can temporarily cease fire. So, one of my extreme ideas for Palestine's final victory is that such a protracted war must be dragged on by various means. Hamas will delay it for as long as possible. If it does not work, Hamas will be destroyed. If it goes on at the expense of the war, the time is not on the Palestinian side, but it is also not on the Israeli side.