Qatar announced that the truce between Israel and Hamas would begin on Friday morning, later than expected due to ongoing negotiations. Battles between Hamas and Israeli troops continued in northern Gaza, while Hezbollah launched rockets at Israel's northern border with Lebanon.
Qatar said a short truce in the war between Israel and Hamas would begin on Friday morning, about a day later than initially expected as negotiations between the two sides over hostages and prisoners dragged on. In northern Gaza , there were more battles between Hamas and Israel i troops on Wednesday night. Meanwhile, Israel ’s northern border with Lebanon saw further exchanges of fire on Thursday, with Hezbollah unleashing a barrage of rockets.
Hezbollah said it launched 48 Katyusha rockets at an Israeli army base near the border with Lebanon, Al-Manar TV reported. It also fired a guided missile at an Israeli tank and attacked an infantry force
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