Israeli government votes to approve Gaza ceasefire deal
Edited by Alys Davies Israeli cabinet ministers are currently meeting to vote on the ceasefire and prisoner exchange deal that was announced on Wednesday. Let's take a look at the most recent developments that led us to this point: The number of people killed in Gaza since the ceasefire deal was announced on Wednesday has risen to 116,
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