News on May 3,
With the good offices of Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations, Palestinian armed groups and Israel reached a ceasefire agreement in the early hours of the same morning.
Moreover, it was the two armed groups that fought the most fiercely with Israel to declare a ceasefire.
Hamas and Jihad, two armed forces, made public statements one after another, announcing the entry into the ceasefire agreement.
The "reciprocal and synchronized" ceasefire agreement took effect at 3:30 a.m. local time on the 3rd.
The two sides shall refrain from further attacks and attacks on each other.
You know, on May 2, armed groups in the Gaza Strip launched rocket strikes on cities in southern Israel.
Twelve casualties were caused, including one Chinese citizen injured.
The Israeli Air Force even carried out retaliatory bombing of Gaza.
Until the early morning of May 3, the rockets fired at each other from the two sides caused the flames to burst into the sky and resounded continuously.
Until 3 a.m., the two sides signed a ceasefire agreement brokered by Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations.
Chief among them is the return of Adnan's remains.
Adnan
Senior head of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (jihad).
The jihad is the second largest armed faction in the Gaza Strip after Hamas and an "ally" of Hamas
Adnan has a great influence in Palestine and can be said to be a Palestinian national hero.
He died on 2 May after 86 days of hunger strike in an Israeli prison.
The Jihad militant group issued a statement saying Israel would "pay for this crime."
Jihad, Hamas, and Fatah have posted condolences to Sheikh Adnan, and armed groups have shouted within themselves, demanding a strong response, and even launched assembly operations in some areas.
Israeli intelligence agencies assess that the situation is likely to change dramatically.
Adnan's wife asked that the enemy not touch his body and bring him back for burial.
That afternoon, retaliatory rocket attacks took place.
Hamas and Jihad claimed responsibility for the rocket attack.
The Palestinian Government (Fatah) demanded from Israel that the autopsy of Adnan's remains be prohibited.
After the two sides signed the ceasefire agreement,
The Jihadi forces issued a statement: This conflict is over, but the Palestinian struggle will never stop.
Hamas forces have communicated with the mediator to demand the return of Adnan's body, and the two sides have not yet set a final date.
It is not known how long the ceasefire will last, and on the afternoon of 3 May, sirens sounded again in southern Israel, but no incoming rockets were found.
Israeli news reports show that Israel and Pakistan have signed a ceasefire.