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The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has confirmed its acceptance of the first phase of the peace plan for Palestine, proposed by the U.S. government. Celebrations erupted in both Gaza and Israel following the announcement, marking a moment of cautious optimism after two years of intense conflict. The agreement stipulates the release of all Israeli detainees and the withdrawal of Israeli troops to a mutually agreed line, enabling the entry of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian population. The ceasefire is scheduled to begin at midday on Thursday, with the signing of the agreement taking place the same day. The first group of prisoners is expected to be released on Saturday or Sunday. Hamas has also called on all parties involved to provide concrete guarantees to ensure the full implementation of the accord.

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00:00The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas confirmed that it had accepted the first phase
00:05of the peace plan for Palestine proposed by the US government amid celebrations by the
00:10population both in Gaza and Israel.
00:13The agreement implies that all the Israeli attorneys will be released and that the Israeli
00:17regime would withdraw its troops to a line agreed upon in order to allow the entry of
00:21humanitarian aid for the Palestinian people, who have been victims of two years of genocidal
00:27escalation.
00:28The agreement will be signed on Thursday and the first prisoners will be released on
00:32Saturday or Sunday.
00:34The ceasefire will begin at midday or Thursday.
00:36Additionally, the resistance movement asked the parties involved to provide guarantees for
00:41the fulfilment of this agreement.
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