The Israeli army announced on Thursday that it has begun operational preparations to transition to "new deployment lines" within the Gaza Strip, in implementation of the agreement reached with the Hamas movement as part of U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to end the war and exchange prisoners.
It stated in a statement: "Continuing the directives of the political level and based on the assessment of the situation, the Israeli army has begun operational preparations in anticipation of implementing the agreement, and in this context, field preparations and measures are being taken to transition to suitable new deployment lines in the near future."
It added: "The army continues its deployment in the field and its readiness for any potential operational development." Early Thursday, the Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" announced reaching an agreement to end the war on the Gaza Strip, Israel's withdrawal from it, the entry of aid into the area, and the exchange of prisoners.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also announced that he would hold a meeting later on Thursday to approve the ceasefire agreement and the exchange of prisoners in the Gaza Strip.
Continuing the directives of the political level, the Israeli army has begun operational preparations in anticipation of implementing the agreement.
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The Israeli army announces the start of preparations for redeployment in Gaza.