Israel has agreed to a two-week ceasefire, joining efforts to ease tensions after days of intense fighting across the region.
The development follows a broader push for calm involving the United States and Iran, with both sides signalling readiness to pause hostilities under certain conditions.
While full details of Israel’s position have not yet been publicly outlined, the move is seen as part of a coordinated attempt to stabilise the situation, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, where disruptions have threatened global oil supplies.
The ceasefire, expected to last two weeks, is aimed at creating space for diplomatic talks and preventing further escalation of the conflict, which has already drawn in multiple countries.
Despite the announcement, uncertainty remains on the ground.
Previous strikes and warnings have raised concerns about whether all parties will fully adhere to the agreement.
For now, the ceasefire offers a temporary pause in the violence, with attention turning to upcoming negotiations that could determine whether a more lasting resolution is possible.
