Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Brings Relief to Michigan Communities
A historic ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas took effect, bringing relief to Michigan communities affected by the 15-month conflict.
The agreement means Israeli hostages are returning home after being held captive for over two years, while the bombing has stopped in Gaza and nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners have been released.
"This is what we have been praying for and looking for and hoping for the last two years," said Rabbi Marla Hornsten of Temple Israel.
At Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, members and leaders gathered for a "Joy of Freedom" ceremony to celebrate the moment.
Author's summary: Ceasefire brings relief to Michigan communities.
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