A new report says the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement may last 210 days and be rolled out in five separate stages. The information was attributed to Hamas sources cited by the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper.
If confirmed, the timeline would point to a long, step-by-step process rather than a short transition. The reported structure suggests that implementation would be gradual, with each stage forming part of a broader framework for the next part of the agreement in the Gaza Strip.
The report does not, based on the available details, spell out what each of the five stages would include or how they would be scheduled. Even so, the mention of a 210-day period indicates that the second phase is being discussed as an extended part of the ceasefire arrangement.
The update adds to continued attention on how any Gaza agreement would move from one phase to the next. For now, the reported timeline remains based on sources cited in the newspaper report, with broader details still unclear from the limited information available.
