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UN Security Council for the first time endorses a cease in Gaza as the US continues its push

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Secretary of State Anthony Blinkin returned to the And with meetings in Israel and with meetings in Israel and Egypt.

He is pressing leaders to accept an Israeli proposal for a hostage and

ceasefire deal, one that received a vote of confidence

today in the United Nations Security Council.

But the fallout from an Israeli hostage rescue that killed hundreds of Palestinians continues.

Nick Schifrin begins our coverage.

For the eighth time since October the 7th, Secretary of State Anthony Blinkin landed in Israel

today to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

Netanyahu and pressure Hamas to release the hostages and end the war.

My message to governments throughout the region to people throughout the region is if you want a

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