NYTimes makes it sound a bit less concrete:
Negotiators from Israel and Hamas have provisionally agreed to the broad outline of a cease-fire in Gaza, though they have yet to confirm its start date and other technical issues, according to a senior official from one of the mediating countries and two senior Israeli officials.
The deal still needs to be formally ratified by the Israeli cabinet, according to the officials. Two other officials said there was last-minute wrangling over the Egypt-Gaza border, which is currently controlled by Israeli forces — which could still delay a final agreement.
Based on recent actions, I’ll believe it when troops withdraw instead of deciding to blow up more hospitals (if any are left).
Thanks, I was wondering what was wrong with it.