As Israeli Cabinet votes on ceasefire-hostage deal today, can Netanyahu's far-right ministers still kill it?
The Israeli Security Cabinet and full Cabinet will hold votes on the deal with Hamas today amid a revolt from far-right allies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It remains to be seen if Netanyahu can keep the deal and his government intact.
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