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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Fri 01 Aug, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Israel, Hamas begin 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza By North America correspondent Jane Cowan, wires Israel and Hamas have begun an unconditional 72-hour humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon and US secretary of state John Kerry announced the temporary break in fighting this morning and it began at 8:00am Friday local time (3:00pm AEST). Mr Kerry called the ceasefire "precious time" and said it will give civilians a reprieve from violence, allowing them to bury the dead, care for the injured and restock food supplies. A joint statement from the pair said "forces on the ground will remain in place" during the truce, implying that Israeli ground forces will not withdraw. 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