Live Updates: Israeli Cabinet Takes Up Gaza Cease-Fire in Final Step to Approval
The Israeli security cabinet has recommended that the full cabinet approve the proposed cease-fire and hostage release agreement, the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. A full cabinet meeting intended to grant final approval for the deal will be convened later today, it said.
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