’Israel’ Pulls Forces Out of Gaza Quagmire, Agrees on 3 Days Ceasefire

Local Editor

It seems that "Israel" acknowledged its defeat.

Hours after an announced 72- hours ceasefire between Tel Avi and the Palestinians, the "Israeli" army rushed to pull its forces out of the Gaza quagmire.

On Tuesday morning, day 29 of the "Israeli" aggression on the besieged Gaza strip, "Israel" started to pull its soldiers after it agreed to a 72-hour ceasefire that began at 8am.
 
A senior "Israeli" army source claimed Tuesday morning that the army finished destroying the 32 Gaza tunnels it has known about.

The "Israeli" troops left as rockets were fired from Gaza at southern and central the Zionist entity.

Shortly before 8am, Code Red rocket alert sirens blared through many areas of "Israel". Rockets were fired at the Gaza border settlements in , Ashdod, Askalan, Kiryat Malachi, Gan Yavne, Ma'ale Adumim, the Shfela, Rishon LeZion and Rehovot.

Meanwhile, the "Israeli" security cabinet was expected to convene on Tuesday to discuss the Egyptian-suggested ceasefire.

It was not immediately clear when an "Israeli" delegation would head to Cairo for indirect talks on a long-term agreement.

This comes as questions increasingly being raised inside the Zionist entity's internal front to the wisdom of redeploying "Israeli" troops along the Gaza border as rockets continue to shell "Israel".

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team