Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal: What Comes Next?

The transcript discusses a 15-month conflict in Gaza, resulting in significant casualties and destruction. A three-phase ceasefire agreement is set to begin, with the first phase involving a ceasefire, hostage release, and Israeli withdrawal. Transitioning to phase two, which aims for a permanent end to the war, faces challenges, including negotiations and the release of remaining hostages. Israeli reactions are mixed, with some opposition to the ceasefire. Regionally, the conflict has shifted dynamics, affecting groups like Hezbollah and Iran.

What is the initial action in the three-phased agreement regarding the Gaza conflict?

• Permanent end to the war

• Immediate ceasefire without conditions

• Complete destruction of Hamas

• Release of 33 hostages and Israeli withdrawal

What does the first phase of the agreement include?

• Permanent end to the war

• Exchange of prisoners and hostages

• Immediate elections in Gaza

• Complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from the region

What is a major challenge in moving from phase one to phase two of the agreement?

• Economic sanctions on Israel

• Remaining hostages and dismantling of Hamas

• Complete withdrawal of all military forces

• Lack of international support

How is the ceasefire deal perceived within the Israeli government?

• Unanimous support

• Indifference

• Complete opposition

• Mixed reactions with some opposition

What is a significant concern for Israelis regarding the outcome of the war?

• Economic impact

• Return of all hostages

• Achievement of war goals

• International reputation

How has the regional balance shifted as a result of the conflict?

• Increased power for Hamas

• Strengthening of Hezbollah

• Shift towards Iran

• Stability in Syria

What was a notable military outcome for Israel in the conflict?

• Capture of all Hamas leaders

• Gutting of Hezbollah in Lebanon

• Complete destruction of Iranian missile capabilities

• Establishment of a new government in Gaza