Gaza ceasefire deal to take effect on 19 January, Qatar says
The deal, which will also see hostages held in Gaza released, is expected to take effect on Sunday....
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The deal, which will also see hostages held in Gaza released, is expected to take effect on Sunday....
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A ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is announced by Qatar's prime minister. ...
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