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Hamas and Israel sign new truce agreement – Palestinian report

The results of a fire started by an incendiary balloon over the Sukkot holiday, September 2018

The results of a fire started by an incendiary balloon in the Beeri forest, September 24, 2018. (photo credit: YOAV SAAD/KKL-JNF)

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Palestinian media reported on Friday morning that Israel and Hamas had reached a truce agreement, which would halt the launching of incendiary balloons at the Gaza perimeter. 

Palestinian sources also stated that “according to the radio of the occupation army, the main points relating to the truce agreement include stopping the firing of balloons and controlling the demonstrators along the border fence.”
The report further stated that in exchange for a ceasefire, Israel would expand the fishing zone in Gaza to 15 nautical miles and return 60 boats that had been confiscated from Gaza fishermen over the years. 
Israel will also return diesel supplies to the Gaza Strip. Israeli sources have yet to confirm the matter.

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