Israel and Iran agree to a ceasefire amid missile waves Israel Iran

US President Trump calls for calm because the armistice agreement raises hope to end the dangerous conflict.

It was reported that Iran and Israel agreed to a ceasefire 12 days after the exchange of severe air strikes, including the “last minute” barrage launched by Tehran.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement on Tuesday morning that Israel agreed to propose the armistice Declare By US President Donald Trump overnight. Earlier, Iranian state television reported that the ceasefire had started.

The Israeli statement came not long after Trump said in a social media post that the ceasefire was under implementation.

“The shooting is now stopped. Please do not violate it!” He said.

While Netanyahu threatened that Israel would respond strongly to any violation of the ceasefire, the agreement raises hopes in an escalation in a conflict that has been largely intensified in recent days, as the United States bombed Iranian nuclear facilities and Tehran An American base in Qatar.

He said: “In light of achieving the goals of the operation, and in full coordination with President Trump, Israel agreed to the president’s proposal for a bilateral ceasefire.”

Missile waves

It seems that the fragile peace is going early on Tuesday, with reports of hostilities that stop after six waves of missile launch by Iran.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragichi implicitly said that the strikes were launched before the deadline for Trump at 07.30 GMT.

He wrote on social media: “The military operations of our strong armed forces continued to punish Israel because of its aggression until the last minute.”

Many people said in attacks, emergency services and the Israeli army. It was not long later, the Israelis were informed that they could leave missile shelters, and no other launch operations were reported.

Asadi’s tension from Tehran from Tehran said that the Israeli strikes on the capital had stopped, describing calm “a promising indication of the possibility of a ceasefire.”

But he pointed out that the situation is still fragile, with Iran, like Israel, after it pledged to respond in the event of any appeal against it.

Now Gaza

After Netanyahu announced that his government had agreed to a ceasefire, it called on Israel to close a truce to end the 20 -month war with Hamas in Gaza.

“And now Gaza. It is time to end there too. Repeat the hostages and end the war,” the opposition leader Yire Labid wrote on social media.

However, the militants criticized the agreement, and they insisted that Iran is still dangerous.

“The regime in Iran is not a system in which the agreements are concluded, but it is a system that must be defeated,” wrote Dan Elz, a member of the Likud party in Netanyahu.

“If you are not defeated”, Iran will find a new way against Israel, as announced.

Israel attacked Iran on June 13, saying that Tehran was about to develop a nuclear weapon. Trump made a similar confirmation before the American strikes on Saturday.

On Monday, the United Nations Nuclear Control Authority called for reaching Iranian nuclear facilities to confirm the country’s enriched uranium site.

There was speculation that Iran had transferred its stock of nuclear materials before US strikes On Fordow, ISFAHAN and Natanz.

Muhammad Islami, head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization, said on Tuesday that Tehran is evaluating the damage to its nuclear industry and its arrangements were made to restore it.

“The plan is to prevent interruptions in the production and services process,” Islami said.