According to CCTV news on October 10, On the evening of October 9 local time,HamasHigh-ranking official and chief negotiator Khalil Haia issued a statement announcing a ceasefire agreement.This is since all parties confirmed that the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza was reached. Hamas Negotiating Delegation's First Public Speech¡£Khalil Haya said Hamas has received assurances from mediators, including the United States," The war in Gaza is over¡±¡£

In his statement, Khalil Haya talked about the ceasefire, the withdrawal of Israeli troops, the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, the opening of border crossings, and the exchange of Israeli detainees with Palestinian detainees, but did not mention issues such as Hamas disarmament and the transfer of Gaza management in US President Trump's "20-point plan."

Hamas senior official Osama Hamdan said on October 9 that ¡°no Palestinians accept disarmament, Palestinians need weapons and resist.¡±

Hamas Chief Negotiating Representative Source: Central TV News

Trump says he will travel to Egypt to attend a ceremony to sign Gaza ceasefire

According to CCTV News, U.S. President Trump said at a White House cabinet meeting on October 9 local time that the Israeli detainees should be released next Monday (October 13) or Tuesday (October 14).

Trump said he would try to travel to Egypt to attend the signing ceremony of the first phase of the Gaza ceasefireEgypt earlier issued a statement stating that Egyptian President Sisi invited Trump to attend a ceremony in Egypt.The White House is urgently coordinating arrangements for the trip of this provisional decision.

Trump also said that Gaza will be "gradually rebuilt." But he did not provide specific details.

Photo source of US President Trump: Visual China (irrelevant to text)

Qatar Prime Minister to Meet with French President to Discuss Situation in Gaza

According to CCTV News, on October 9, local time, French President Macron held talks with visiting Qatar Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed in the capital Paris, focusing on the latest developments in the situation in Gaza and the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement were discussed.

The two sides stated that while relevant parties reach agreement on various terms and implementation mechanisms of the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, focus should be placed on ensuring the full implementation of the agreement. The two sides exchanged views on specific ways to ensure the smooth implementation of the agreement.

A new round of Gaza ceasefire negotiations has announced that an agreement has been reached that covers all the terms and implementation mechanisms of the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement that will facilitate the end of the war, the release of Israeli detainees and Palestinian prisoners, and humanitarian rescue supplies into the Gaza Strip.

The Gaza Strip Photo Source: Central TV News

UN announces humanitarian action plan after ceasefire in Gaza

According to CCTV News, On October 9, local time, Tom Fletcher, UN Deputy Secretary-General for Moral Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, presented to the media in Riyadh, via a video link, the humanitarian response plan following the ceasefire in Gaza.He said it was ¡°the first moment of hope in 799 days.¡± The U.N. system has been fully operational and is ready to deliver massive rescue supplies to the Gaza Strip within the next 60 days.

Fletcher said the United Nations plans to add hundreds of trucks to Gaza every day in the first phase after the ceasefire, providing food assistance to more than 2.1 million people and nutritional support to 500,000 people. The United Nations will also repair the medical system, restore water supply, sewage and power generation systems, provide tents, waterproof clothes and winter supplies to displaced people, and set up temporary learning points for 700,000 children.

When answering a question from a CCTV reporter, Fletcher said that he "very much hopes to visit Gaza as soon as possible" to check the progress of rescue, remove obstacles, and coordinate with all parties to promote the implementation of aid. He said that the United Nations has maintained a close dialogue with the Israeli coordinating body. "Despite the differences in the past, the two sides are seeking solutions in the spirit of cooperation" to ensure that humanitarian supplies can enter Gaza safely and continuously.

Fletcher finally called on the international community to "respond with generosity and responsibility" and support the United Nations in seizing this hard-won opportunity for peace to deliver much-needed food, medicine and hope to the people of Gaza.

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