Palestinians from Gaza City and nearby areas are returning home after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect. They are coming back from areas in the south where they were forced to flee to avoid attacks by Israeli forces.
Residents are heading north in cars fully loaded with belongings, and many others are traveling on foot. Some women and the elderly are moving after younger people checked their homes and roads for damage.
One of the residents said, "Our feelings are mixed. It's good, but we're heading back into ruins."
Another said, "May this be the last of our sorrows, and remembered but never repeated."
A senior government official said the US is sending a team to monitor the ceasefire. The official said about 200 personnel from the US Central Command will be involved in setting up a kind of joint task force. They will work alongside monitors from other countries, including Egypt, Qatar and Turkey.
However, the official said they will not be dispatched to Gaza.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on social media that up to 200 military personnel will monitor the ceasefire in Israel.

Quiz 1:
Where were the Palestinians forced to flee to avoid attacks by Israeli forces?
A. North areas of Gaza City
B. South areas of Gaza City
C. Central areas of Gaza City
D. East areas of Gaza City

Quiz 2:
What will the US team sent to monitor the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas be doing?
A. Dispatching personnel to Gaza
B. Setting up a joint task force alongside monitors from other countries
C. Working exclusively with Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey
D. Providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians

Quiz 3:
Where will the US military personnel monitoring the ceasefire be located?
A. In Gaza
B. Alongside monitors from other countries like Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey
C. In Israel
D. The information is not provided in the article