Israel murders 21 children in Gaza after declaring a ceasefire.

Since the announcement of a ceasefire agreement that is scheduled to begin on Sunday, Israel’s ceaseless airstrikes have intensified, killing 87 Palestinians in Gaza, including at least 21 Palestinian children and 25 women.
Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s far-right National Security Minister, declared that if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration approved the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, he would step down.
According to media sources, Israel’s cabinet will convene on Friday to vote on the ceasefire agreement.
On Thursday, Netanyahu canceled a cabinet vote on the agreement, claiming that Hamas had “reneged” on several conditions, a claim the Palestinian organization strongly refuted.
 

Before he enters office, Trump says a ceasefire “better be done.”
Before his inauguration on Monday, US President-elect Donald Trump said the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas “better be done.”
Trump made the remarks Thursday in a podcast interview with conservative radio host Dan Bongino, where he also asserted that his participation was essential to the discussions.
Trump declared, “We quickly changed the course of it, and to be honest, it had better be finished before I take the oath of office.”
“We signed some documents and shook hands, but it better be done,” he continued.
Additionally, Trump asserted that President Joe Biden had taken no action. “I’m not trying to get credit. In reference to the Hamas-held prisoners, he declared, “I want to get these people out.” “They must be removed.”