How the Biden and Trump teams worked together to get the Gaza ceasefire and hostages deal done
- The Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal is set to take effect on January 19, just before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.
- John Kirby expressed confidence in the deal's implementation after 467 days of conflict, stating that there is still hard work ahead.
- State Department spokesman Matthew Miller praised the critical role of Trump's team in brokering the ceasefire and hostage agreement.
- Cooperation between the incoming and outgoing teams was essential for securing the deal, demonstrating the power of bipartisanship.
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