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If this reckless deal is approved and implemented, the Jewish Power Party will give the

resignation letter to the Prime Minister.

The Jewish Power Party will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it.

Israel's far-right ministers threaten to resign if the Israeli cabinet approves the ceasefire deal with Hamas.

We'll get the latest from Ha' Arat's columnist Gidon Levy and Middle East analyst Muyn Rabani.

Then to President-elect Trump's billionaire inauguration with Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk, all joining Trump on the dais Monday.

We'll speak with public citizens Craig Holman.

His new report, billionaires, millionaires, and lobbyists cozy up to Trump by flooding the inauguration with record-breaking donations.

Then, in his final days as president, Biden makes history with a record number of commutations.

Will he pardon indigenous leader Leonard Peltier?

Among those calling for his clemency is the man who prosecuted Peltier, former U.S. attorney James Reynolds.

President Joe Biden, I write today from a position rare for a former prosecutor to

beseech you to commute the sentence of a man who I helped to put behind bars.

Reynolds put Leonard Peltier behind bars half a century ago. Now Peltier is 80 and an ailing health. We'll speak to

activist Nick Tilson about Native American leaders' final push for Biden to grant Peltier

clemency. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel's war cabinet and government is convening to vote on the long-awaited Gaza ceasefire agreement. Two far-right Israeli cabinet ministers, finance minister Bezal al-Smotrick,

and security minister Etemar Ben-Gavir, voiced opposition to the deal, with Ben-Gavir threatening

to quit if it's passed. As Palestinians await confirmation, the deal has been secured.

Israel continues its deadly attacks across Gaza. Over 113 Palestinians have been killed since the

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