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The state behindbyforinofonouttounderwith Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas started a 72-hour ceasefire behindbyforinofonouttounderwith Friday morning. The halt behindbyforinofonouttounderwith hostilities was engineered behindbyforinofonouttounderwith America's Secretary behindbyforinofonouttounderwith State John Kerry and the U.N. Secretary-General Ban-ki Moon. The humanitarian truce will give Palestinians time to restock behindbyforinofonouttounderwith basic supplies such as food and medicines. They also need to repair power stations which have been put behindbyforinofonouttounderwith of action during the fighting behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the past three weeks. Israelis and Palestinians are also to meet behindbyforinofonouttounderwith Cairo, Egypt to talk about the possibility of a permanent truce between the two sides. They will talk about resolving the underlying differences that have caused unrest behindbyforinofonouttounderwith decades.

Hamas said it would abide behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the pause in fighting. Its spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said: "Acknowledging a call behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the United Nations and behindbyforinofonouttounderwith consideration of the situation of our people, resistance factions agreed behindbyforinofonouttounderwith a 72-hour humanitarian and mutual calm…as long as the other side abides behindbyforinofonouttounderwith it." He added: "All the Palestinian factions are united behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the issue." The day before the ceasefire was announced, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country would continue to destroy the tunnels that have been dug behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the Gaza-Israel border. John Kerry called the ceasefire "precious time." He said: "It is a moment behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the different factions to be able to come together behindbyforinofonouttounderwith the state behindbyforinofonouttounderwith Israel."