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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

Well, the whole world is waiting for Hamas' formal yes or no to this deal here.

But in the interim, it remains rather tense environment here because overnight here we saw five rockets being fired from Gaza here at Israel.

It just goes to show how fragile this whole situation is.

Robert Sherman of News Nation is actually in that part of the world, commenting on the big peace deal.

He goes on.

The president making clear that Hamas has a matter of days in order to give their formal

indication on all of this. And we have an understanding of exactly where Hamas's

hesitations are. On the one hand, the total demilitarization, the destruction of their offensive

weaponry capabilities, their tunnels. That's one concern that they have another major one, is the governance of Gaza offensive weaponry capabilities, their tunnels.

That's one concern that they have another major one, is the governance of Gaza, which will not be Hamas.

Instead, it will be overseen by this Board of Peace, which will be headed up by President Trump.

Those are some of the areas in which Hamas has expressed disinterest in this deal to this point.

Okay, so what's your alternative there, Hamas?

Continue to fight and die?

Yeah.

Of course, if you're a death cult, you don't really mind that.

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