After the start of this conflict, the Israeli government imposed strong restrictions on the country, significantly changing the daily lives of citizens.
Streets that were usually full of people were emptied, many non-essential shops and schools were closed, while airspace was suspended.
Now, the government has announced that in most of the country, with the exception of communities near Gaza, restrictions will be lifted.
The Airports Authority has announced that flights will resume from Israel's main airports in Tel Aviv and Haifa.
Schools will reopen and the healthcare system, which had previously announced that it would only provide emergency services, is returning to normality.
This indicates that, at least for the moment, the Israeli government is confident that the ceasefire will hold.
However, the details of this ceasefire are still unknown, nor how long it will last, as it has so far proven fragile.