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It's Wednesday, November 27th, and this is your Morning Wire afternoon update.

A ceasefire has been reached between Israel and Hezbollah terrorists.

President Biden announced the end of the fighting from the Rose Garden.

It will go into effect at 9 a.m. on the East Coast, and it will finally bring an end to the 14

months of fighting since the October 7th attack on civilians in Israel.

Israel's president, Benjamin Netanyahu said

there were three reasons for the deal. One, the need to address the Iranian threat. Two, to give

Israeli forces a chance to regroup, and three, to create separation between Hamas and the northern

front. The two-month ceasefire requires Hezbollah to move its forces about 20 miles north of the Israeli border,

while some Israeli forces must withdraw from southern Lebanon.

A five-country committee led by the U.S., and including France, will oversee compliance with the deal.

Donald Trump's team is planning to reverse President Biden's student debt forgiveness programs. Daily Wire reporter Tim

Pierce has more on the plan. The Trump administration is expected to target Biden-era initiatives that left

U.S. taxpayers on the hook for student loans. Biden's save repayment plan and mass loan cancellation will

be targeted. These programs were challenged by attorneys general and several states,

claiming they are illegal and unfair to those who paid their loans office promised or those who did not

attend college. Trump transition officials acknowledged the challenges ahead, as millions of borrowers

remain in limbo under current policies. Trump's education secretary nominee Linda McMahon plans to

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