In the day's other headlines, Pfizer has agreed to cut prescription drug prices as part of a deal

that spares the company from certain tariffs on its imports. President Trump made the announcement

at the White House today alongside Pfizer's CEO. Under the deal, the company will sell many of its

drugs to Medicaid at prices similar to those paid by other developed countries. Pfizer says

specific terms of the deal remain confidential.

It was not immediately clear how the policy would truly lower the prices

Americans pay for drugs, which often depend on insurance coverage.

The president also unveiled a new direct-to-consumer website dubbed Trump RX.

Officials say it will launch early next year.

In the Middle East, Hamas says it will review a peace plan for Gaza

and consult with other Palestinian factions before responding.

The 20-point plan put forward by President Trump

calls for the group to disarm in exchange for humanitarian aid

and the reconstruction of Gaza,

among other terms. Speaking to reporters, President Trump today said Hamas has three to four days to respond,

adding that if they don't comply, in his words, it's going to be a very sad end.

Meantime, in Gaza, local hospitals say Israeli strikes killed at least 31 people today.

Residents say they are wary of the proposed peace plan.

We as citizens are concerned.

The plan, as it appears, serves the enemy's interests more than it serves the people's interests.

We call on everyone to work out this plan what remains of the people, what remains of the land,

and what remains of the homes.

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