It's hit a snag. I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News. The ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and

Hamas is on hold for now as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas has reneged on

some parts of the deal. We woke up this morning with a statement from the Israeli prime minister's

office saying that Hamas is going back on some

of the agreements that were laid out in Doha. Now, Hamas denies this, as do some of the sources

we've talked with close to the mediations. But as we move forward here, there are questions

about the internal political situation here in Israel, because tonight there was a surprise

announcement from Israel's

national security minister Itamar Ben-Gavir who said that he would leave the coalition

if this deal moves forward and he'd take with him anywhere from six to seven seats in the

Israeli Knesset. Israel's version of the Pentagon, this would severely weaken Netanyahu's power

in Israel and certainly could push back the voting in the cabinet as it relates to this ceasefire agreement.

Fox, Australia, inks, and Tel Aviv.

The deal agreed to yesterday was to begin Sunday with some hostages, including Americans, to be released then.

President Biden at the Pentagon this afternoon for the commander-in-chief's farewell.

Serving as your commander-in-chiefief has been the greatest honor of my life.

While I'm deeply grateful for your thanks and affection, I'm here to thank you.

Thank you for your service to our nation.

The president saying U.S. troops never faltered when asked to carry out every mission he ordered,

including ending the war in Afghanistan.

More confirmation hearings for President-elect Trump's cabinet picks, including Lee Zeldin.

The former New York congressman is nominated to lead the EPA.

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