Israeli soldiers are seen working in a staging area on the Israel-Gaza border a day before a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas takes effect.
Israel i soldiers work in a staging area on the Israel - Gaza border after returning from the Gaza Strip, Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025, a day ahead of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas .
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ISRAEL GAZA HAMAS CEASEFIRE CONFLICT
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