President Biden marked the long-awaited ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and Hamas in remarks Sunday as the deal officially took effect, celebrating that it had "finally come to fruition." Mr. Biden said that as he spoke, hundreds of trucks carrying assistance for civilians were entering Gaza, saying that "after so much pain, destruction and loss of life, today the guns in Gaza have gone silent." "Three Israeli women, held against their will in the dark tunnels for 470 days," Mr.
Main Idea: President Joe Biden said the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal had finally taken effect, bringing a pause in the fighting and the start of hostage releases.
Key Points:
US taxpayers may still face costs from aid, diplomacy, and military support tied to the ceasefire and any future fighting.
The ceasefire and hostage releases may lower war risks, ease oil and shipping shocks, and let more aid reach civilians.
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Central figure in the article; his remarks, announcement of the ceasefire deal, and role in the hostage release.
Core party to the ceasefire and hostage deal and central actor in the war described.
Named as part of the transition and as an incoming actor expected to help implement the deal.
Central organization receiving the released hostages on Sunday.
Central negotiating and diplomatic actor through the Biden administration in the ceasefire talks.
Mentioned only as the holiday timing for Biden’s final full day in office; not a central actor.
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