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Day 2 day update: Oct 10, 2025 "All we ask for is Peace-Life-Freedom" Well and now the millions life question = A Ceasefire? we´ll see about that today… But the Good News is the co-genocider trump is Denied The Nobel Prize! and more factual news * brown is the color of fascists Live Updates Oct 10, 2025 22.05 PM - 11.14 AM GMT Oh yes, they are in the picture but if they like it? See, read and decide for yourself... Live Updates Oct 9, 2025 October 7, 2025 Special Report About 2 years of Genocide

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Guilty as Charged i.e. Wanted for genocide
Al Jazeera - Oct 10, 2025 - By
{Live updates 22.35 PM GMT - Be aware that the below are reports of the most urgent actual news related to the ´cease fire deal´
LISTEN: Omar El Akkad on the politics that betrayed Gaza
Acclaimed author Omar El Akkad writes a powerful reflection of Western hypocrisy over Gaza in his book, One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This. We spoke to El Akkad on the immense suffering that has occurred over the past two years of Israel’s war and how Western liberals failed the people of Gaza Listen here: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/10/live-hamas-gets-guarantees-of-end-to-gaza-war-israel-approves-ceasefire
& Relief and disbelief greet Gaza ceasefire announcement in Israe
By Simon Speakman Cordall
Across Israeli society, the reaction to the news of a Gaza ceasefire deal has been almost uniform: Joy. Two years of war on Gaza have fractured Israeli society. The minority who have openly opposed Israel’s killing of more than 67,000 Palestinians say they have been ostracised, while those who cheered on what experts have confirmed is a genocide have been left angered by growing international condemnation of Israel’s aggression. “I cried when I got the news,” Israeli political analyst Nimrod Flaschenberg said. “It’s really big. It’s like there’s a complete emotional unravelling across Israel; it’s like people are decompressing. There’s just massive, massive relief.” read more: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/10/9/relief-and-disbelief-greet-ceasefire-announcement-in-israel


Ceasefire - Really?
& UNICEF demands food entry to stop ‘massive spike in child death’
The UN children’s agency has called for Israel to open all crossings for massive aid entry into Gaza saying children are especially vulnerable because they’ve gone without proper food for long periods. “The situation is critical. We risk seeing a massive spike in child death, not only neonatal, but also infants, given their immune systems are more compromised than ever before,” said UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires. Children’s immunity is low because “they haven’t been eating properly and recently at all for way too long”, he said. The UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) said it expects about 600 aid trucks to enter Gaza daily in the coming days. “Under the ceasefire arrangement we will have more than 145 community distribution points, in addition to up to 30 bakeries and all of our nutrition sites,” said Ross Smith, WFP’s director of emergencies.

Injured Palestinians are taken to Nasser Hospital in August-photo-FS Alattar--Anadolu
& Thousands of Palestinians crowded into Gaza’s remaining hospitals
Mohammed Zaqout, director general of hospitals in Gaza, has addressed the state of the health sector after more than two years of Israeli bombardment.
Here are some of his translated remarks:
About 1,700 medical personnel have been killed during Israel’s war on Gaza.
Thousands of patients are seeking care at the limited hospitals still functioning in Gaza.
Health workers cannot find the necessary medicine to treat cancer and diabetes patients, as well as pregnant women.
Teams have requested the entry of essential medications, medical supplies, and materials for radiology departments; some may be arriving tomorrow.
& Foreign Press Association reiterates call for media access to Gaza
The Foreign Press Association (FPA), which represents hundreds of media workers, has called on Israel to allow foreign journalists entry into Gaza as the ceasefire is now in effect. “With the halt in fighting, we renew our urgent call for Israel to open the borders immediately and allow international media free and independent access to the Gaza Strip,” it said. “These demands have been repeatedly ignored, while our Palestinian colleagues have risked their lives to provide tireless and brave reporting from Gaza.” The FPA has repeatedly asked for access to Gaza over the past two years, but Israel has denied any entry of foreign journalists to the besieged enclave. On October 23, Israel’s top court will hear the FPA’s petition demanding access, but the association said there was “no reason to wait that long”. “Enough with the excuses and delay tactics. The restrictions on press freedom must come to an end.”} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/10/live-hamas-gets-guarantees-of-end-to-gaza-war-israel-approves-ceasefire


displaced families head to north Gaza
Al Jazeera - Oct 10, 2025
{Live updates 19.15 PM GMT - Be aware that the below are reports of the most urgent actual news related to the ´cease fire deal´
The Israeli military has pulled its troops back behind the line agreed under the Gaza deal, prompting the movement of displaced families from the southern parts of the enclave to the north.
& Qatar has crucial role to play in Gaza ceasefire plan
That’s because nothing is set in stone in Trump’s 20-point plan for the Strip, says Al Jazeera’s senior political analyst Marwan Bishara. “This plan is very ambiguous, this plan is quite problematic and its earlier version … looks like an Israeli plan,” Bishara explained. “And I think here comes the crucial role that Qatar has been playing … in order to redefine the plan in a way that is a bit more objective, a bit more credible, than the way the United States presented it.” Bishara also said Israel’s attack on Qatar in September marked a turning point in getting to a Gaza agreement that could be agreed to by all the parties, as Qatar and other Arab nations worked to balance out Trump’s proposal. “It really angered the Americans. It clearly angered Trump; Trump was no longer the unconditional supporter of Netanyahu from this point onward,” Bishara said of the Israeli attack on the Qatari capital. “The Arab and Muslim-majority countries summit in Doha after that was the catalyst for the new pressure on Washington to stop playing ball [with Israel].”
& Khan Younis: ‘Nothing is left’
While war-displaced Palestinians are returning in droves to northern Gaza, in the south people picked their way through the dusty moonscape that was once Gaza’s second largest city Khan Younis, which Israeli forces razed earlier this year. A middle-aged man, Ahmed al-Brim, pushed a bicycle with bundles of scrap timber tied to the front and back. His family will need the firewood to cook. It was all they had been able to recover from the ruins of their home. “We went to our area. It was exterminated. We don’t know where we will go after that,” he said. “We couldn’t get the furniture or clothes, or anything, not even winter clothes. Nothing is left.” Thousands of displaced Palestinians began flocking towards their abandoned homes after a US-brokered ceasefire took effect on Friday and Israeli troops began pulling back from parts of Gaza.
& Palestinians return home under shadow of suffering
By Hind Khoudary - Reporting from Al Nuseirat, Gaza
Palestinians are very happy that they’re walking back home despite the fact this is a very long journey. We’re talking about at least six hours of walking on foot. Most of those Palestinians are people who were forced to evacuate, forced to flee under the relentless bombardment, and now they’re going back home with smiles. They’re going back home happy. But they know they won’t find anything back home, where Israeli forces have been exploding and destroying complete residential neighbourhoods in the past couple of weeks. They know there’s an unknown. They know the situation is very hard to start from scratch. But again, they want to go back to their neighbourhoods. They want to go to their land, and we saw this during the first phase of the ceasefire back in January. Yes, it’s a ceasefire, but there’s a lot of struggling and suffering among Palestinians.
& Bodies of 7 people recovered from Gaza’s Netzarim
The bodies of seven Palestinians have been recovered from the Netzarim area in central Gaza, a hospital source tells Al Jazeera. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, at least 17 people have been killed and 71 wounded in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours.
& Gaza City unrecognisable after intense Israeli assault
By Hani Mahmoud - Reporting from Gaza City
On the way to Gaza City, as we approached the main entrance on the coastal road, it was already unrecognisable by the vast destruction and devastation of many of the buildings. During our displacement journey, when we left the city, we counted 15 buildings either partially standing or still fully intact, inhabited by some of the displaced families. On our way back, we did not see them. We thought we were lost on the road because those buildings were not there, and as we drove deeper inside the city, entire streets were levelled to the ground. Not just the buildings on both sides, but the road itself. Gaza has turned into an unrecognisable place. The bombs have stopped, but the struggle to survive has not for those returning.
& West Bank journalists honour fallen Gaza colleagues
By Mosab Shawer
Hebron, occupied West Bank – As Palestinians in Gaza expressed relief at the news of the ceasefire deal, journalists in Hebron, in the southern West Bank, documented how people are being restricted from moving around the city because of the influx of Israelis as a result of the Jewish holiday Sukkot. Among the areas where Palestinian movement has been restricted is the Ibrahimi Mosque, also known as the Cave of the Patriarchs, in central Hebron. As journalists navigated the Israeli road closures, they sent messages to colleagues in Gaza – who were forced to endure two years of war marked by displacement, hunger, and loss.
& ‘Happiest day of our lives’: Displaced residents return to Gaza City
War-displaced Palestinians in Gaza are hopeful as they head north after the ceasefire with Israel came into effect. “Of course this is an indescribable day – the happiest day of our lives. Today, the war has ended,” Ali Rihan told Al Jazeera. “We ask the negotiators to complete the negotiations in full and to arrange [for everyone] to return across the entire Gaza Strip, God willing. We are heading home, very happy … May God bless the Arab Republic of Egypt, Qatar, and Turkiye for their good efforts, and special thanks as well to Trump.” Another displaced Palestinian, Mahira al-Ashi, said she was overjoyed to be able to return to Gaza City. “By God, when they opened the road, I was so happy to go back … I didn’t sleep all night,” she said. “My family is there. I’ve been waiting to see them and go to them.” Another returnee, Wael Debabesh, also expressed relief. “I was sleeping in the street – no tent, nothing. I was getting by with the neighbours’ help,” he said. “Now, God willing, there’s a truce, and God willing the war won’t come back – ever, ever. We don’t want wars or any of this. We are a people who seek peace, we are lovers of peace. Now we just want to go back to our homes.”
& UN official says scaled-up aid deliveries to Gaza to begin Sunday
The United Nations has been given the green light by Israel to begin delivering aid into Gaza starting on Sunday, The Associated Press reports. A UN official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss details not yet made public, said the aid will include 170,000 metric tons already been positioned in neighbouring countries such as Jordan and Egypt, as humanitarian officials awaited permission from Israeli forces to restart their work. In the last several months, the UN and its humanitarian partners have only been able to deliver 20 percent of the aid needed in the Gaza Strip, according to UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher.
&  Israeli forces storm occupied West Bank cities of Tubas and Nablus
Amid the ongoing ceasefire in Gaza, Israeli forces have stormed the cities of Tubas and Nablus in the occupied West Bank. In Tubas, local sources told the Wafa news agency that Israeli forces stormed the city with several military vehicles from the Tayasir military checkpoint. Soldiers were also deployed in more than one location and pursued a young man. At the same time, in Nablus, local sources explained that Israeli forces stormed the city from the at-Tur military checkpoint, with the sounds of live bullets reported. Israeli forces stormed Nablus earlier in the day as well, arresting resident Sidqi al-Aghbar after searching his home.} For more updates: Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/10/live-hamas-gets-guarantees-of-end-to-gaza-war-israel-approves-ceasefire


Children’s drawings
Al Jazeera - Oct 10, 2025
{Live updates 16.35 PM GMT - Be aware that the below are reports of the most urgent actual news related to the ´cease fire deal´
Gaza’s children hope for return to childhood during ceasefire: UNICEF
UNICEF spokesperson Tess Ingram says children in Gaza are “excited” following the ceasefire, as they believe it means they will be able to return to their lives. “Children were jumping around, celebrating; a little girl hugged me and said, ‘Thank you’. I think that really is the sentiment. Take 13-year-old Maysara from Jabalia who we spoke to. He told us children like him were tired of war, they wanted to return ‘to live our childhood’,” Ingram told Al Jazeera from the al-Mawasi area in southern Gaza. But Ingram said the scale-up of aid to the enclave during the ceasefire was “critical” to allow children to go back to school and receive proper nutrition. “While the ceasefire does stop the killing and injuring of children, hopefully … what we also need to see is that aid coming in,” she said. “So, yes, we are making preparations. We have more than 1,300 trucks prepositioned around the Gaza Strip, ready to come in with life-saving supplies for children, and as they enter, we will have more,” Ingram added.
& Hamas has 72 hours to release Israeli captives
By Nour Odeh - Reporting from Amman, Jordan
Al Jazeera is reporting from Jordan because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. The countdown has started. In these 72 hours, Hamas will have to gather the Israeli captives – the living ones – and to collect the bodies of Israeli captives who have been killed during these past two years of war, and then deliver them to Israel. There is a caveat … [that] being able to retrieve all the bodies might not be possible. And that is something that the American mediators, the other mediators, are aware of. There was even talk of lending technical assistance. Let’s remember: Israel has obliterated 92 percent of homes in Gaza. Entire communities have been wiped out. So even if Hamas or other groups knew the geographical location of where one of the bodies was at one point … it would be very difficult without proper technical assistance to actually know where they are.
& Gaza authorities demand immediate war crimes probe, lifting of siege
Gaza’s Government Media Office has released a list of steps that must follow the ceasefire:
An immediate and comprehensive end to genocide in all its forms, including killing, bombing, starvation, siege, and forced displacement.
A complete lifting of the siege on the Gaza Strip and the immediate opening of all crossings to allow the entry of aid without restrictions.
The demand for the international community, the United Nations, all international and legal organisations, and the International Criminal Court to hold the leaders of Israel accountable and to not grant them any political or legal immunity.
The formation of an independent international committee to investigate war crimes and genocide and ensure the return and compensation of all displaced people.
An urgent plan for the comprehensive reconstruction of the Gaza Strip with Arab and international funding, according to a transparent mechanism that guarantees the delivery of resources to civilians.
The protection of medical, media, and humanitarian personnel in accordance with the Geneva Conventions, and the return of the bodies stolen by Israel.
The immediate release of all Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israeli prisons.
The urgent evacuation of sick and wounded people, especially children and cancer patients, to receive treatment abroad.
& Qatar to spearhead reconstruction, humanitarian efforts in Gaza
By Charles Stratford - Reporting from Doha, Qatar
We know that yesterday, Qatar’s top diplomat was in Paris meeting other foreign ministers and officials with respect to looking forward after this first phase of the Gaza ceasefire. If this ceasefire holds – hopefully – the next phase brings with it complications with respect to governance, eventual reconstruction, and things like the disarmament of Hamas. A statement just released by Qatar states that Doha will be spearheading reconstruction efforts and humanitarian support in Gaza. It said it will include humanitarian grants, and it’s something both the US and Israel have accepted. They’ve accepted Qatar’s leadership in these efforts, interestingly, with respect to future governance and this thorny issue of some sort of interim authority in the Gaza Strip. This statement said Qatar emphasises local leadership, not outside imposition, which will be crucial for lasting peace. They said Palestinian sovereignty and agency must be respected. Only Palestinians should determine Gaza’s future. Many Palestinians have reservations about the role of Western countries, especially their role in some form of interim administration in Gaza.
& Israeli government ‘in a position of weakness’
Xavier Abu Eid, a political analyst and former adviser to the Palestine Liberation Organization, says the Israeli government and the military has been trying to portray the Gaza deal as their victory, because they are “in a position of weakness with regards to their own public”. “They have been promising a number of issues that they would be gaining out of this genocidal war and so far there is just one point, which is not even a priority for the Israeli government, that they are getting back, which is the captives,” he told Al Jazeera from Jordan’s capital Amman.
“Any other thing, including the ethnic cleansing of Gaza, was not achieved.”
& ‘Palestinians are working with UN and NGOs for aid access’
Amjad Shawa, head of the Palestinian NGOs Network, says many Palestinians know that they lost their homes, but they are still returning to their land in Gaza. “This is the Palestinians exercising their right to return, this is the failure of Israel in its efforts to deport the Palestinians from their land,” he told Al Jazeera from Deir el-Balah, stressing that he is also a displaced Palestinian. “Let’s encourage everyone to be back [to their areas] although the situation in Gaza is very critical at the humanitarian level with the lack of basic services,” Shawa added. He said the Palestinian NGOs Network has had “intensive meetings” with United Nations agencies and international NGOs in efforts to provide services to the returning Palestinians as soon as possible. Shawa stressed that his organisation is waiting for the details of the humanitarian aid protocol to get aid supplies to Gaza City and other areas.
& ‘Palestinian people want freedom and security’: Displaced Gaza resident
A displaced Palestinian woman in central Gaza says she is very happy about the ceasefire, calling it “a blessing”. “The most important thing for us is to go back to our homeland, the areas we lived in, even if they are destroyed,” she told Al Jazeera, among other displaced Palestinians walking to the north of the enclave. “We love our land,” the Palestinian woman added. She said the people of Gaza “lost everything” and that they needed all the aid they could get – from tents and clothes to food and water. “Enough is enough. Enough to starvation and deterioration,” the woman said. “Palestinian people want freedom and security.”} For more updates: Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/10/live-hamas-gets-guarantees-of-end-to-gaza-war-israel-approves-ceasefire


Trying to get back to live
Al Jazeera - Oct 10, 2025
{Live updates 14.35 PM GMT - Be aware that the below are reports of the most urgent actual news related to the ´cease fire deal´
Gaza death toll rises
At least 17 Palestinians have been killed and 71 injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza in the past 24 hours, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry. Israel’s war on Gaza has killed a total of 67,211 people and injured 169,961 since October 7, 2023, the ministry said.
& Two newborns evacuated from North Gaza, UNICEF says
The UN children’s agency has evacuated two of 18 newborns from a North Gaza hospital to be reunited with their parents further south, it says. Its attempt to move two of the babies was suspended yesterday amid an ongoing Israeli military assault on the city, but the children have since been reunited with their parents. “We had 18 babies in incubators at the beginning of week. Two got moved yesterday,” UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires told a Geneva news briefing, saying the others are waiting in incubators for Israeli security clearance. “I hope this is just an example of what will come after the ceasefire is fully implemented,” he said.
& Gaza captives, Palestinian prisoners must be released with ‘dignity’: Red Cross
The International Committee of the Red Cross has said all releases of Israeli captives and Palestinian prisoners called for in the Gaza ceasefire agreement should be carried out “safely and with dignity”. “The ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and Hamas must mark a turning point in two years of unimaginable horror,” ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric said in a statement, stressing that it “offers a vital chance to save lives and ease suffering”. The ICRC chief said that “the coming days are critical”. “I urge the parties to hold to their commitments. Release operations must be carried out safely and with dignity,” she said. ICRC teams in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank would “support its implementation by helping to return hostages and detainees to their families”, she said, adding that they were “also ready to help return human remains so families can mourn their loved ones with dignity”.
& US to have ‘very vague peacekeeping force’ in Israel
The US plan to deploy 200 troops to Israel will be for a “purely oversight” role, says Rob Geist Pinfold, a professor at King’s College London. “They will not have a combat role. They will not have a peacekeeping or a police role,” Pinfold told Al Jazeera, speaking from London, UK. The details are still very sparse on “this very, very vague peacekeeping force”, said Pinfold. “We don’t know how many troops will be on the ground, US or regional or not, we don’t know when they will go in, and we don’t know what role they will perform. And the key aspect here is that we still don’t know when [or] if Hamas will disarm its fighters,” the professor said. Pinfold added: “This whole plan is a typical Trump plan. It’s more ambitious than the previous ceasefires … But there’s still so many unknowns.”
& Indonesia denies visas to Israeli gymnasts amid Gaza outcry
Indonesia has denied visas to Israeli gymnasts ahead of a world championship in Jakarta, a sports official in the Southeast Asian nation says, amid outcry over Israel’s war in Gaza. The Israeli team was set to participate in the World Artistic Gymnastics championship from October 19 to 25 in Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, which has no formal diplomatic ties with Israel. “They are confirmed to not be attending,” Ita Juliati, the chief of the Indonesian gymnastics federation, told reporters. Indonesia decided not to issue visas to the Israeli athletes, senior legal affairs minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra said, citing objections from groups such as a council of Islamic leaders and the government in Jakarta, the capital. The decision is in line with Indonesia’s policy of having no ties with Israel until it recognises “the independence and full sovereignty of the state of Palestine”, Yusril added in a statement.
& Israel to allow 600 aid trucks into Gaza every day: Report
Israel will allow Palestinian residents of Gaza, who left the enclave during the war, to return home through the Rafah crossing, according to a report by Israel’s Army Radio. It added that 600 aid trucks, carrying food, medical equipment, shelter supplies, fuel and cooking gas, will be allowed to enter Gaza daily through the United Nations, accredited international organisations and the private sector. The report said that truck traffic will flow from the south to the north of the Gaza Strip via Salah al-Din and al-Rashid streets. Gaza residents will be allowed to exit to Egypt through the Rafah crossing, in line with the same mechanism used in the January 2025 agreement, adding that movement is subject to Israeli approval and under the supervision and inspection of the European Union mission. There will be no restrictions on the number of people leaving Gaza for Egypt. The development means that Gaza residents who left the Strip through Egypt will be allowed to return to Gaza for the first time since October 7, 2023. The report said that the return would begin only after reaching a coordination mechanism with the Egyptian side.
& Germany to give $34m to Gaza for humanitarian relief
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said his country will provide 29 million euros ($34m) in immediate humanitarian aid for Gaza. “We are providing 29 million euros for humanitarian aid. Together with Egypt, we will invite to a reconstruction conference for Gaza,” Merz said on X, adding Germany would assume responsibility in the plan proposed by Trump.}For more updates: Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/10/live-hamas-gets-guarantees-of-end-to-gaza-war-israel-approves-ceasefire

Al Jazeera - Oct 10, 2025
{Live updates 11.14 AM GMT - Be aware that the below are reports of the most urgent actual news related to the ´cease fire deal´
In first phase of ceasefire, Israel can still redeploy, reoccupy
By Nour Odeh - Reporting from Amman, Jordan
Al Jazeera is reporting from Jordan because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. This first withdrawal of the Israeli troops to a certain line in Gaza is not exactly a big deal, because ultimately, the Israeli army will remain in control of a little over half of the Gaza Strip, and with firepower, they can redeploy, they can reoccupy. The contentious component of this is allowing in aid. Remember, the partners of Benjamin Netanyahu are the champions of the starvation policy. They did not want withdrawal. They did not want aid. They wanted full occupation. And then you have the release of Palestinian prisoners. Those are the sticking points. And that’s why a list of the names that will be released has not been published by Israel. Everything is deliberately vague, on the one hand, to manage the coalition, and on the other to also allow for back-channel discussions that are still ongoing, to fine-tune the details and make sure that implementation happens. The mediators, especially the Arab and Muslim countries, did not want Israel to be the judge, jury and executioner of allowing aid into Gaza. That was the case in previous ceasefires and Israel went to great lengths to further complicate the entry of humanitarian assistance, of food, of medicine and medical supplies. So, there will be a monitoring mechanism of the various actors by the mediators.
& Israeli troops start pulling back, displaced families start moving towards northern Gaza
By Tareq Abu Azzoum - Reporting from al-Nuseirat, Gaza
We are getting reports that the Israeli military has started to withdraw from significant portions of the Gaza Strip. Families have begun returning to Gaza City from the western part of the residential area towards the main parts, from where they had been forcibly displaced. Some of the military brigades and divisions have withdrawn from the central part as well. At the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, families have started moving towards the north of the Strip, but they are still waiting to enter the areas in the Netzarim Corridor, where the Israeli army used to operate. They are waiting for the last Israeli tank to leave the region, to enter the territory. What is controversial is that there has been high activity of Israeli drones, fighter jets and even warships from the early hours of this morning. There has been a series of attacks recorded in the morning at places where people were gathering to go back home.
& Seven bodies recovered today in Gaza City
The bodies of seven people have been recovered from several areas in Gaza City since this morning. That’s according to sources at the city’s al-Ahli Hospital, speaking to Al Jazeera.
& Circulating lists of soon-to-be-released Palestinian prisoners inaccurate: Prisoners’ group
No agreement has yet been reached on the lists of Palestinian prisoners who will be released by Israel, according to the Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office (ASRA). The office alleged that the circulating lists of prisoners to be released as part of the exchange deal are inaccurate, “promoted by the [Israeli] occupation with the aim of pressuring and disrupting the negotiations”. “If an agreement is reached, the official lists will be announced and published on the Prisoners’ Media Office platforms,” it added.
& Gaza’s civil defence issues warning over Israeli withdrawal process
A statement by the rescue service on Telegram has warned Palestinians not to approach the areas where the Israeli forces are present. It particularly urged people not to get close to the border areas of Gaza City until the official announcement of the withdrawal of the Israeli forces has been made and confirmed by the authorities. “Violating this warning puts your life at risk,” the statement said. “We urge everyone to comply for your safety, and to facilitate the work of emergency teams and field authorities,” it added.
& Israeli military carries out more attacks near Khan Younis
As we have been reporting, the Israeli military has continued its attacks on Gaza in the hours since Israel’s government ratified the first phase of its ceasefire with Hamas. Our Al Jazeera Arabic colleagues now report that a short while ago Israeli forces carried out further rounds of shelling and heavy tank fire north of the city of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. No casualties have been reported so far. We will bring you more information when we have it.
& Palestinians arrested in Israeli military raid on Ramallah; video shows West Bank home demolition
The Israeli military has stormed the occupied West Bank town of Sinjil, north of Ramallah, raiding homes and arresting three Palestinian men, the Wafa news agency reports. Earlier, we reported that Israeli forces had demolished the home of deceased Palestinian man Muhammad Bassam Taha in the town of Qatana, north of occupied East Jerusalem. Video clips published by Palestinian media outlets on social media show that demolition taking place earlier tonight. Watch below: [by clicking URL below]
& Residents gather in preparation for return to Gaza City when ceasefire starts officially
By Tareq Abu Azzoum - Reporting from Nuseirat, central Gaza
Despite the ceasefire taking effect, we cannot say for sure that the night was quite filled with tranquillity. Since the early hours of this morning a huge activation of Israeli drones – we can hear their sound right now. On the ground, we can also observe that Israeli naval warships are very close to Gaza’s beach, stationed in order to prevent Palestinians from returning to Gaza City. We saw earlier this morning crowds of Palestinians gathering near the closest point to the Netzarim Corridor waiting for the Israeli withdrawal, so they can get the chance to return to the city. We have heard from eyewitnesses in Gaza City that the Israeli military has withdrawn from significant parts of the urban centres inside Gaza City and back to the yellow line that has been defined in the negotiations. Now people are still waiting. They are asking when the Israeli military will completely withdraw from the area. But a series of explosions were heard overnight and before the implementation of the ceasefire. As far as we understand, a residential building was struck in the Sabra neighbourhood and four Palestinians were killed and 40 others are still missing under the debris of that destroyed house.
& Will Hamas agree to hand over its weapons as part of a Gaza ceasefire deal?
By Mat Nashed
Israel and Hamas may have agreed to the first phase of the US-backed ceasefire deal, but contentious differences between the two sides still remain, particularly when it comes to the fate of the Palestinian group’s weapons. Israel has long insisted that Hamas surrender all of its weapons if it wants the two-year war on Gaza to end. Israel has also demanded that Hamas relinquish governance of the Palestinian enclave and dissolve itself as an organisation. For its part, Hamas has publicly rejected calls to give up its weapons, but experts say that the group has expressed openness in private to hand over some of its arsenal. “When it comes to disarmament, this is where you have seen the biggest shift in Hamas’s position,” said Hugh Lovatt, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). “[Hamas officials] have said in private to interlocutors that the group may be open to a decommissioning process of Hamas’s offensive weapons,” he told Al Jazeera.
Read more here. https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2025/10/9/will-hamas-agree-to-hand-over-its-weapons-as-part-of-a-gaza-ceasefire-deal
& WATCH: Palestinian Americans react to ceasefire – Chicago’s community is hopeful and sceptical
Al Jazeera’s John Hendren reports that for two years, the streets of Chicago echoed with the chants of protesters calling for an end to Israel’s war on Gaza. Hatem Abudayyeh, of the US Palestinian Community Network, organised many of the demonstrations, and he now has “measured hope” that a ceasefire will bring peace to the war-torn enclave. But his sense of hope is also mixed with “profound disappointment”, Hendren reports. “We’ve never seen a genocide live before, in real-time,” he said. “Everybody in the world was watching it, and they just allowed it to happen. That is what I am absolutely stunned about,” he said. Watch the full report: [by clicking URL below]
& Ceasefire is welcome but no true peace ‘unless root causes are dealt with’: Ashrawi
The “real challenge” in the Gaza ceasefire deal will come after phase one, when the focus turns to reconstruction and governance, said Hanan Ashrawi, Palestinian politician and former member of the Palestine Liberation Organization’s executive committee. After the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza and the exchange of prisoners for captives, as well as the entry of food and medical supplies, attention will have to turn to Palestinian unity and ending Israel’s occupation. “The West Bank is still being targeted by army [and] settlers, while the Israeli government pursues an escalated settlement/annexation agenda,” Ashrawi wrote on X.
“Unless the root causes are dealt with, there can be no real peace or stability,” she said.
& Israeli helicopters, artillery shelling targets east of Gaza City
Our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic report that Israeli attack helicopters are targeting a site east of Gaza City in the north of the enclave, and artillery shelling has also been reported. The Israeli attack in the north follows shortly after reports of air strikes in Gaza’s southern Khan Younis area, the first reported strikes since Israel’s government agreed late on Thursday to sign on to the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s peace plan. Gaza’s civil defence has also warned people to keep away from the border areas of Gaza City until the official announcement of the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
}For more updates: Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/10/live-hamas-gets-guarantees-of-end-to-gaza-war-israel-approves-ceasefire

 
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