Tonight, the Gaza ceasefire deal reached between Israel and Hamas. The agreement would free dozens of

hostages as 15 months of brutal fighting is set to end. Then President Biden's farewell addressed

to the nation, a look at the president's legacy as he enters his final days in office.

Plus a very busy day of confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill from

Pam Bondi to Marco Rubio. We'll break down all the big moments as the 11th hour gets

underway on this Wednesday night. Good evening. Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule, and after

466 days of war, Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire agreement that they hope

will lead to a permanent end to the conflict. It is expected to go into effect this Sunday.

Our own Richard Engel has those details.

In Gaza, the reaction was immediate and joyful, relief that the war is coming to an end. Crowds gathered

in Israel, too, but with mixed emotions. The hostages are due to come home, but in some cases,

only there remains. It's more than 400 days of struggle. The day success has arrived. The deal was negotiated by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States.

President Biden saying it was built on a framework he proposed last May, and conditions

finally made it possible.

After more than 15 months of war, Amos's senior leaders are dead.

With nowhere to turn, Moss finally agreed to releasing hostages.

The State Department said the involvement of President-elect Trump's envoy in the talks

was also critical.

Today, Trump posting the epic ceasefire agreement only happened because of his election victory.

President Biden was asked, who deserve credit? Who is the history of books for credit for his election victory. President Biden was asked who

deserved credit.

Who is the history books credit for this, Mr. President? You or trial?

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