The Biden administration has worked closely with President-elect Donald Trump's incoming team to broker a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah set to take effect early Wednesday. The outgoing Democratic administration kept Trump's team informed of its efforts, leading to a rare moment of cooperation amidst a transition period marked by tension.
Trump's team wasted no time claiming credit for the positive development, with Rep. Mike Waltz attributing the progress to President Trump's leadership. The ceasefire agreement, seen as a critical step by President Biden, aims to bring a permanent end to hostilities and prevent future threats to Israel's security.
