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The Israeli military says it has pulled back in Gaza to the line specified under a cease-fire agreement with Hamas.
NPR's Greg Myrie reports this is the first in a series of moves both sides must take under the truce Israel says has gone into effect.
The Israeli military announced at midday that the troops had been repositioned.
The move comes just hours after the Israeli government formally approved the ceasefire deal.
While the pullback is a crucial first step,
Israeli troops are still present in many parts of Gaza and still control just over 50% of the territory.
In a statement, the military warned Palestinians to stay away from the troops saying,
quote, approaching them endangers your life.
The Israeli redeployment means the clock is now ticking for Hamas,
which has three days to release the 20 Israeli hostages still believed to be alive.
Greg Myrie, NPR News, Tel Aviv.
President Trump says he'll try to leave this weekend to travel to the Middle East.
He's been invited to Israel to address that country's parliament.