Asked on the “CBS Evening News” on whether Netanyahu was reluctant to sign the deal, correspondent Allen Pizzey from Tel Aviv said he probably was, and added that Netanyahu also didn’t have a lot of choice really because they didn’t want to go to a land war and they were under a lot of pressure from the Americans. In his address to his people, Netanyahu said that he thanked the Americans for their help and said that President Obama had agreed that America would help prevent the smuggling of weapons into Gaza, which the Israelis all say come from Iran. Pizzey also said that the cease-fire will probably hold for a while. The problems will start Friday — 24 hours after the agreement into effect — as Israel is supposed to start opening up the blockade on Gaza for a freer flow of goods and people. That’s Hamas’ primary conditions after an end to the bombings of them. It’s not what Israel wants to do and that will be the sticking point.