The Israeli Defense Army issued a statement on the 10th that the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement entered into force at 12 a.m. local time on the 10th (Beijing time).The Israeli army began deployment along the updated deployment line to prepare for the implementation of the ceasefire agreement and the return of the detainees.According to British Sky News Network reports, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu delivered a speech on the same day, saying that the Israeli military forces will continue to stay in Gaza, putting pressure on Hamas until the organization disarms.

Netanyahu said in a speech that the Israeli military remained in Gaza was to ¡°press Hamas from all sides¡± and prepare for the implementation of the next phase of the peace plan, which would require Hamas to disarm and withdraw from Gaza¡¯s leadership, while the Gaza region would also be demilitarized.

"It would be great if it could be achieved in a simple way, otherwise (the plan) would be achieved in a difficult way," Netanyahu said in his speech, while confirming that all hostages would return in the next few days.

The Israel Defense Forces said in a statement on the 10th that forces from the Israel Defense Forces Southern Command have been deployed in the relevant areas and will "continue to eliminate any direct threats." The Israeli government announced early that day that it had approved the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement signed with the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas).

Israel¡¯s two-year military operations in the Gaza Strip have aggravated the local humanitarian crisis. The relevant UN agencies released a report on August 22 that more than half a million people are starving in the Gaza Strip. This is the first time a famine has been officially confirmed in the Middle East. The report shows that by the end of September, more than 64 million people in the Gaza Strip will be in the most severe ¡°disaster¡± phase in terms of food security, 114.000 in the first ¡°emergency¡± phase, and 39,6 million in the ¡°crisis¡± phase.