The President's Daily Brief January 16th, 2025: Israel, Hamas Reach Ceasefire Deal In Gaza & Biden's Parting Gift To Cuba Angers Democrats
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Jan 16, 2025 A significant breakthrough in the Middle East sees Israel and Hamas agreeing to a ceasefire after 15 months of conflict, with discussions on hostages and peace efforts. Meanwhile, Poland raises alarms over Russia's potential terror threats against airlines. Outgoing President Biden creates controversy by lifting Cuba's terrorism designation, provoking political tensions among Democrats. Additionally, Southern California struggles with devastating wildfires, as powerful winds threaten firefighting efforts.
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Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
- Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire after 15 months of war, mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S.
- The deal involves phased hostage releases and a pause in Gaza fighting.
Russia's Alleged Airline Terror Plot
- Poland's PM, Donald Tusk, accuses Russia of planning global airline terror attacks.
- This accusation follows a foiled plot involving explosives on cargo planes.
Biden's Controversial Cuba Decision
- Outgoing President Biden lifted Cuba's state sponsor of terrorism designation.
- This decision sparked bipartisan criticism, especially from Florida Democrats.