Gaza ceasefire talks gain momentum, agreement could be signed in coming days | LiveNOW from FOX
December 18, 2024
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as posted by the channelAn agreement to halt the 14-month-old war in Gaza and free hostages held in the Palestinian enclave could be signed in the coming days with talks in Cairo making progress, sources tell Reuters.
"We believe that we're getting closer, and no doubt about it, we believe that, but we also are cautious in our optimism," White House spokesperson John Kirby said in an interview with Fox News.
In the U.S., both the outgoing Biden administration and the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump have signaled they want a deal completed before the Jan. 20 inauguration.
LiveNOW's Austin Westfall discussed ceasefire talks and the latest on the war in Gaza with Alon Bursetin, Tufts University visiting assistant professor and Israel Institute Fellow.
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