Unconditional Ceasefire Sees End To 11 Day Conflict & Celebrations In Palestine
The ‘unconditional ceasefire’, negotiated by the Egyptian government, came into effect on Friday (21 May).
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A ceasefire brokered between the government’s of Palestine and Israel sees an end to 11 days of bloody conflict, for now.
The ‘unconditional ceasefire’, negotiated by the Egyptian government, came into effect on Friday (21 May).
The end in fighting was a cause for celebrations across the besieged city of Gaza and Tel Aviv – witnessing Palestiniens rejoicing in the streets of their mangled homeland.
Few minutes after the #ceasefire, scenes show hundreds of Palestinias in Gazza Strip, the West Bank, Jerusalem and many other cities celebrating what they consider a victory.
— Osama Gaweesh (@osgaweesh) May 20, 2021
Definitely, they deserve this happiness, they lost families, friends and homes in the last 11 days. pic.twitter.com/4U3zBQ8AYp
@_.t.a.q.i._1 #القدس #foryou #اكسبلور #بابالعمرد 🙂💗
♬ original sound – تَـ ـقـي ؛👌🏻🍃
Reportedly, both the Hamas-Palesinian government and the zionists claimed victory over the ceasefire.
Fighting in Jerusalem – a territory revered by all Abrahamic religions alike – began on 10 May.
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According to news sources, Israielis had launched coordinated ground and air strikes on Palestine, while Hamas reportedly fired some 4,000 rockets into Israel.
An estimated 232 Palestinians, including some 100 women and 65 children, were killed by Israeli forces. During the same period, 12 Israelis, including two children, were also killed.
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