Chicago-area Jewish, Palestinian groups welcome news of Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
Any agreement still needs to be approved by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Cabinet, but is expected to go into effect in the coming days. The deal would bring the release of hostages, allow thousands of people displaced in Gaza to return to their homes and flood badly-needed aid
Connecticut officials and organizations responded to news of a potential Israel-Hamas ceasefire with a mix of reactions.
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