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It’s Sunday, July 7 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s newsletter:

• The latest Gaza ceasefire proposal

• Reviews of the Netflix movie “Hit Man”

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

The Gaza ceasefire deal

Hamas tentatively accepted a US-backed phased ceasefire deal in Gaza, says France 24.

The Guardian: There is definitely optimism over Hamas' ceasefire proposal, but challenges remain.

New York Post is less optimistic: Hamas’ demands for written guarantees may be a blocker.

Axios: In any event, the proposal sparked complex negotiations.

Is “Hit Man” worth watching?

“Hit Man” is a Netflix movie starring Glen Powell and Adria Arjona. Slate says it's a blast, blending con-artist thrills with romance.

Spectator offered a lukewarm review of the movie, though: “Hit Man” makes for a fun watch, but it lacks depth.

But Wsws.org didn't find the movie amusing: The light-hearted approach to the dark subject matter was a bad call. The film feels like a missed opportunity.

Vogue had a different take: Sure, the police-brutality subplot was unappealing…but Powell's charm makes the movie.

1) DeMar DeRozan joins the Sacramento Kings in a strategic move, enhancing their offensive capabilities.

2) Adam Schiff suggests VP Harris could win overwhelmingly against Trump, amid concerns over Biden's campaign.

3) Jon Landau, the celebrated producer behind “Titanic” and “Avatar”, dies at 63.

4) Reporters toured Rafah, revealing the destruction from Israel's operation and its diplomatic fallout.