From the BBC:
Israel and Palestinian groups including Hamas have agreed to a 72-hour humanitarian truce in Gaza, officials and Egyptian mediators say.
The ceasefire will start at 08:00 local time (05:00 GMT) on Tuesday.
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... a senior Israeli official later told the BBC: "Israel will accept the draft of the Egyptian proposal for an unconditional ceasefire, without preconditions and for 72 hours."
Sami Abu Zuhri, a spokesman for Hamas, which controls Gaza, told Reuters news agency: "Hamas told Egypt a short while ago of its acceptance of a 72-hour period of calm."
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From the Guardian:
10.10pm BST Reuters echoes the BBC report that a Hamas spokesman says the group has agreed to the Egyptian proposal for a 72-hour ceasefire.
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9.31pm BST Israel has agreed to the Egyptian ceasefire proposal, Reuters reports.
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From Haaretz:
8:53 P.M. Palestinian officials in Cairo say Egypt has been holding intensive efforts consolidate a draft for a 72-hour cease-fire agreement. During that truce period, Egyptian mediators would oversee indirect talks between the Palestinian and Israeli delegations.
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10:38 P.M. Egypt has strong indications from Israel and the Palestinian factions that they will accept a 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza starting at 8 A.M. on Tuesday, Egyptian diplomatic sources said according to foreign media reports.
"Egypt's contacts with relevant parties have achieved a commitment for a 72-hour truce in Gaza starting from 0500 GMT tomorrow morning, and an agreement for the rest of the relevant delegations to come to Cairo to conduct further negotiations," an Egyptian official told AFP.
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11:20 P.M. Israeli cabinet ministers accepted the Egyptian proposal for a 72-hour cease-fire without preconditions, a senior Israeli official says. The unconditional cease-fire will last for 72 hours, with a possibility for extension. During the coming days, an Israeli delegation will set out for Cairo for talks on a more permanent cease-fire agreement.
The senior official stated, “if the cease-fire lasts, there will not be a need for a continued IDF presence within the Gaza Strip,” meaning that the IDF forces that have remained in Gaza will likely return to Israeli territory a few hours after the cease-fire goes into effect.
http://www.haaretz.com/...
The terms 'unconditional', 'humanitarian', 'truce', 'window', and 'calm' are all being used in media reports, so the nature of the ceasefire, other than it being for 72 hours, doesn't seem to be completely clear yet.
Egypt is once again taking its traditional role as the lead mediator of negotiations but the UN, the EU, and the Arab League, along with the US government, the Turkish government, the Qatari government, and other governments are also involved.
I'm going to make a prediction. It is very possible that a long term ceasefire agreement will be reached soon and it will probably be similar to the earlier Egyptian proposal but with one major addition.
I think that a ceasefire agreement will include UN and EU guarantees of implementation and oversight.
I also think that the PNA will increase its administrative control of the Gazan side of border crossings as a part of this UN and EU involvement.