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President Trump calls for calm while the truce agreement raises the hope of the end of the dangerous conflict.
Iran and Israel would have agreed with a ceasefire after 12 days of exchange of intense air strikes, including a “last minute” dam fired by Tehran.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday morning in a statement that Israel had accepted the truce proposal announcement By US President Donald Trump overnight. Earlier, Iranian state television reported that the ceasefire had started.
The Israeli statement occurred shortly after Trump had declared in an article on social networks that the ceasefire was underway.
“The ceasefire is now in force. Please do not rape it! ” He said.
While Netanyahu threatened that Israel would forcefully respond to any violation of the ceasefire, the agreement raises hopes of a de-escalation in a conflict that has intensified in recent days, while the United States has bombed the nuclear installations of Iran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran and Tehran attacked an American base in Qatar.
“Given the achievement of the objectives of the operation, and in full coordination with President Trump, Israel accepted the president’s proposal for a bilateral cease-fire,” he said.
Missile waves
Fragile peace seemed to settle early Tuesday, with hostility reports ceasing after six waves of missile launches by Iran.
The Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Araghchi, suggested that strikes had been launched just before a deadline of 07:30 GMT announced by Trump.
“The military operations of our powerful armed forces to punish Israel for its assault continued until the very last minute,” he wrote on social networks.
Several people have been killed in attacks, emergency services and the Israeli army said. Shortly after, the Israelis were informed that they could leave missile shelters, and no other launch was reported.
Reporting to Tehran, Tohid Asadi of Al Jazeera said that the Israeli strikes on the capital had stopped, calling for calm “a promising indication on the prospect of the ceasefire”.
But he noted that the situation remains fragile, Iran, like Israel, was committed to retaliation in the event that there is a resumption of attacks against it.
‘Now Gaza’
After Netanyahu’s announcement that his government had accepted the ceasefire, the opposition of Israel called him to seal a truce to end the 20-month war with Hamas in Gaza.
“And now Gaza. It’s time to finish it there too. Bring back the hostages, finish the war,” wrote Yair Lapid, the head of the opposition, on social networks.
However, the Hardliners criticized the agreement, insisting that Iran remains dangerous.
The “regime in Iran is not a regime with which agreements are concluded but a regime which must be defeated,” wrote Dan Illouz, member of the Netanyahu Likud party.
“If he is not defeated,” Iran will find new means against Israel, he said.
Israel attacked Iran on June 13, saying that Tehran was about to develop a nuclear weapon. Trump made a similar statement before the United States met on Saturday.
On Monday, the United Nations the nuclear custody requested access to Iranian nuclear installations to confirm the location and state of the country enriched with the country.
There has been speculation according to which Iran may have moved its stock of nuclear matter before the Knocks us On Ford, Isfahan and Natanz installations.
Mohammad Eslami, head of the Iranian atomic energy organization, said on Tuesday that Tehran evaluated damage to his nuclear industry and that arrangements had been taken for its catering, reported the reuters news agency.
“The plan is to prevent interruptions from the production and services process,” said Eslami.
