Ceasefire Takes Effect

Israel prepares for hostage release

View online. YOUR MORNING October 10, 2025 Good morning, NewsNation. For more fact-based, unbiased news coverage 24/7 – Download the NewsNation app here > Ceasefire in Gaza has taken effect, Israeli military says War in Gaza: A ceasefire agreement in the war in Gaza went into effect this morning, the Israeli military announced. The Israeli Defense Forces said it was preparing for the return of hostages and troops would continue to "remove any immediate threat." Developing details > Peace plan: President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that Israel and Hamas agreed to "the first phase" of a peace plan he brokered, paving the way for the release of an estimated 20 living hostages and relief for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Read more > Hostages: On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the framework of a deal to release hostages in Hamas captivity had been approved. Trump said hostages could be released as soon as Monday. 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