Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

What we are looking at here that getting.

What we are looking at here that will be signed tonight, a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, that will implement a pause in fighting between the two sides for 42 days.

This is a six-week agreement that will ultimately see 33 hostages released from Hamas captivity in Gaza.

We are told by a number of sources some of those hostages were killed and their bodies will be returned to Israel.

But at least 23 of them are believed to be alive.

This is critical information for the Israelis. They have been negotiating over the past. but at least 23 of them are believed to be alive.

This is critical information for the Israelis.

They have been negotiating over the past several weeks,

trying to get together the details of such an agreement.

Yeah, that's pretty damned interesting.

We'll be signed tonight.

They're reporting right there,

and all news outlets are reporting this as breaking news.

Hamas and Israel agreed a ceasefire hostage deal to be signed today.

I can understand why Hamas is doing it.

I'm not exactly sure why Israel's doing it other than what I was talking about earlier. I think they're ready to move on to their big project as soon as Trump's in office, and that's attacking Iran.

Yeah, yeah, there's absolutely truth to that.

I think the other side of it is that they all along they wanted to get the hostages back, dead or alive, but the leadership made the quite sane calculation that we're

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