Civilians in Gaza are anxiously waiting for a temporary ceasefire deal with Israel's cabinet, as air strikes continue to pound the strip, killing at least 113 people. The deal, finalized on Friday, is set to come into effect on Sunday, leaving a little over 24 hours for the people of Gaza to endure. Dr. Abdallah Shabir, an emergency doctor at the Baptist Hospital in Gaza City, expressed the slow passage of time and the constant fear of losing lives with no warning. The hospital experienced a wave of severe injuries and deaths shortly after the ceasefire agreement was announced.