Israel-hamas ceasefire: The US has prepared a 60-day ceasefire proposal to calm the Israel-Gaja conflict in West Asia. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said to consider this proposal, but according to the US administration, Israel has agreed to it.

Some conditions have also been implemented regarding the 60 -day ceasefire. According to this, humanitarian aid will be supplied in Gaza under any restriction. Hamas will have to release 28 Israeli hostages. In return, Israel will release 125 Palestinian prisoners. Apart from this, the bodies of 180 dead hostages will also be handed over.

Hamas’s response: consent or disagreement?
Hamas has not yet given a final decision on the 60 -day ceasefire proposal, but there are indications that the organization can accept it in view of serious humanitarian crisis and international pressure. According to Hamas, the final decision will be revealed by Friday or Saturday. Given the current situation in Gaza, this ceasefire can become a serious relief opportunity.

Role of Europe and Islamic countries
To end the struggle, countries like European Union, Germany, France, Britain, and Türkiye are also constantly pressurizing Israel to end the struggle. Recently many European countries also passed resolutions against Israel. In this context, diplomats from 31 countries visited Gaza. During this time, the incident of firing from Israel further increased the tension.

Grata Thangberg’s Gaza Yatra
Climate and human rights activist Greta Thangberg has announced that she will go to Gaza on Sunday (May 31). The journey is part of a human mission called “Freedom Floralla”, which is being run to help the citizens of the war affected Gaza. French-Pilstinian MP Reema Hasan will also join the journey along with Gita. The purpose of this journey is to create global moral pressure on Israel and America and bring the human side to the world.

Is this ceasefire step towards permanent peace?
Analysts believe that if this ceasefire is successful, it can be a new beginning of trust and diplomacy for both sides. However, factors such as political disagreement, internal extremism, and mutual mistrust can become a challenge in the way to convert it into a permanent solution.

Myanmar’s military government has announced a temporary ceasefire till 22 April. After the powerful earthquake in the country, this announcement has been made to expedite relief and reconstruction work. More than three thousand people died in this earthquake, while 4,715 people were injured. At the same time, 341 people are still missing.

Myanmar’s Defense Services Commander-in-Chief Office issued a statement saying, “This ceasefire is being implemented to intensify sympathy and relief work towards earthquake victims. Along with this, attention is also being paid to maintaining peace and stability in the country.”

It is noteworthy that this fierce earthquake on March 28 and a few minutes later, 6.4 magnitude afterchock caused heavy havoc in many areas including Mandalay area. Roads, bridges and buildings suffered serious damage, causing a large number of people casualties.

The military government in its statement made it clear that no armed group would obstruct the traffic route of the citizens during the ceasefire, damage the general public or their properties, would not attack security forces camps or military bases and will stop any kind of military mobilization or regional expansion. It was told that if a group violates these rules, the army will take necessary security steps.

Earlier, Myanmar’s Prime Minister and military head Min Aung Holiing had rejected the proposal of ceasefire of ethnic armed organizations. He had said that some armed groups may not be involved in the war right now, but they are preparing for the attack. Therefore, the army will continue the security campaign.

The Department of Meteorological and Climate of Myanmar said on Thursday that 66 afterchoxes of 2.8 to 7.5 intensity have been recorded in the country, due to which there is a possibility of more damage.