Hoping to extend the ceasefire, Hamas and Israel have also indicated their willingness

A temporary ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel came into force on Friday, after which dozens of hostages have been released by both sides. / Photo AFP

Today is the last day of the 4-day ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, which is being extended.


The temporary ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel has entered its final phase and the ceasefire agreement will expire tomorrow morning, however, the Palestinian resistance organization Hamas has agreed to extend the ceasefire agreement.


A temporary ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel took effect on Friday, after which dozens of hostages have been released by both sides.


According to media reports, after the completion of the ceasefire agreement, the possibilities of its extension are being shown, however, no final decision has been taken in this regard so far.


Hamas has completely lost control of Gaza: Joe Biden


In a statement on Sunday, the US president said, "It is my goal, and it is the goal of all of us, to continue this pause, so we can see the release of more hostages and, as a result, more humanitarian aid to Gaza." There is a dire need.


The US president said he would like the fighting to stop until the prisoners are freed.


Joe Biden claimed that Hamas had completely lost control of Gaza.


Israel signals full force attacks after cease-fire

On the other hand, the Israeli Prime Minister said in a meeting with Joe Biden on Sunday that we would welcome the extension of the ceasefire agreement, but instead, Hamas should release 10 hostages on a daily basis.


He said that last evening we brought back another group of hostages including children and women.


At the same time, however, Netanyahu also made it clear that as soon as the temporary cease-fire ends, Israel will attack with full force to achieve its goal.


Hamas leaders said the release of another 20 to 40 Israelis was possible

According to the foreign news agency AFP, Hamas has indicated its willingness to extend the ceasefire and that it is ready to go further in this regard.


According to AFP, Hamas leaders have made possible the release of another 20 to 40 Israelis in the meantime.


How many people were released in the 4-day ceasefire?

According to Arab media, 175 people have been released so far in the 4-day ceasefire in Gaza, Hamas released 39 Israeli citizens in three groups, and Israel released 117 Palestinian prisoners in three groups. Hamas released 17 Thais, a Filipino and an Israeli Russian citizen.


Hamas says that 50 female children should be released in exchange for 150 Palestinian female children imprisoned in Israeli prisons.