Palestinians, including children, gathered in the city of Khan Yunis celebrate after the announcement of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza on October 09, 2025
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Israeli cabinet to vote on Gaza deal that would bring ceasefire and hostages' release 'within days'

Israel's cabinet is expected to approve the first phase of a plan which it and Hamas signed earlier.
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