the, the business, the daily news, live cumberland talks to reach a ceasefire. deal in gauze that resume on sunday in egypt. the sticking point in the negotiations remains whether a truce between israel and las would be temporary or permanent. also coming up is really cabinet votes to shudder and middle east broadcast or alger zeroes, news operations in the country. critics call it an attack on press freedom plus re a welcome to the material girl to come and come on a beach. but donna cast off her world

war with possibly her biggest ever concert the melissa chance, thanks for joining us. talks have resumed on sunday in cairo between negotiators trying to strike a gaza sees far deal last delegation has been meeting with us and gyptian and guitar mediators. a key stumbling block is whether a choose would be temporary or permanent, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to launch a ground defensive into the southern city of rossa. whether there's a choose or not palestinians in that city tend sleep wait for what might happen next. as these datsuns watch the destruction of the neighborhood negotiations that we determine the future of taking place. a few 100 meters,

though, we entitled that assumption of dogs for the sci fi d has ignited for many belonging to return home. i'm going to see if there's a great sense of how open anticipation as we have long for months for the negotiations to succeed. so we an old at this place, people can go back home while you're in for stability and bringing an end to the will and the destruction we have witnessed knows that we're very hopeful god willing we will rejoice when we return home, even if we remain in attend like this one, but what matters is when we return to our homes the. 8 many hope a few side would in the bombing and allowing food medicines and other supplies that can save lives. not as must be. a grandfather has found a group to me for his family of 16. the fort, distributed by the chat at the word center kitchen, is helping them survive with the democrats. yeah, sometimes we have lunch,

but we don't have dinner and sometimes we have breakfast, but we don't have lunch. we must manage that and what type of food we get from outside is enough. we should have it to myself. since i've gotten the job that used to be trucks. but now there are no trucks. we haven't had vegetables for a month and a half is coming up and they haven't called the the u. n. c's box of the gaza strip out experiencing from in the almost 7 months of war has made the delivery and the distribution of speed extremely challenging. but now a possibility of a heart in fighting seems really do many, dozens who for months have been living to death and destruction. still have hope for better. these. a journalist karim l. g o henry in cairo,

gave me this update earlier on the 2nd day of ceasefire talks in egypt. yeah, talk to ongoing since yesterday, and they are still continuing today. they are talking as we speak. it is almost indication together was the egyptian and comfortably negotiators and the head of the ca. william guards, who is not present is this rate is indication who are saying they only will come to cairo, is that there is a written statement from how mazda is accepting these really conditions. what is on the table is basically a suggestion for a separate face. the exchange of hostages and the policy is, is there any prisons and to do what is under the base is how long the ceasefire will be or what kind of guarantees will be that the ceasefire is going to hold? how much came in quite positively set the positive steps. but to in the last hours

we heard the a few negative comments from all sides saying that the it is. and it's, and you all personally who's entering the talks in cairo. so you have how mosse saying that there won't be a truce, that doesn't end the war in gaza, and then it doesn't sound like something that is real. would agree to a this is the opposite sticking point, that it's a contradiction basically. uh, how much is it asking for some kind of guarantees for permanent suicide and they want to have these guarantees from the groceries as from the texas and the categories. and also from the americans who have to get this card system said somebody's ratings. and of course, that contradicts the primary. so steve, to, to, well objective for all, for the time you all are saying he wants to destroy a mazda and if he wants to continue, or he wants to move into the, on going into

a and the total fences in the hot bed, of course, doesn't seem to get that so that how to overcome that. it's difficult also the other speaking point is that how much is asking for the, is there any i'm going to withdraw from because it goes a strip so that people can return back home from themselves, where many of them and i'll let to displaced and, and it's a go back to their houses, so difficult to see how this can be really rich and, and does he said and attend yahoo, threatening to invade rafa with or without a deal? it doesn't sound like a viable negotiating position. is there any leverage from saying that, can you talk a little bit about that sticking point? it almost made it very clear that the when there will be no offensive in the huh. uh it would be over was, would be over was the,

she's fine english usually there will be no more exchanges or hostages. so at the same time, of course, there's a notice announcing this fence. it's no matter what it is, that is negotiation. so it is, there is an agreement. so this of course is also confucius probably maybe also we how is a decide who's trying to put book pressure on how much in order to accept the they are proposing. so there's a lot of things to do to, to the media. we should have basically designed to great pressure on the other side and to, to make some strategic interventions. say in order to get some advantages within this negotiations. and maybe some of the words that the says publicly also, or some of the things that i need to also basically sanitation is to make some strategic interventions for just get some advantage in the negotiations. kareem,

alkahottie and cairo. thank you so much for joining us. for your weekend or benjamin netanyahu, whose government has voted to ban at the could tarry broadcast or out to 0 from operating in israel. the decision follows a law passed by the israel, a can asset that allows the temporary closure of foreign broadcasters. consider to pose a security threat is really media, say the block and last up to 45 days ahead of algiers is really operation called the ban. dangerous and said it was motivated by politics. i asked a journalist by like flooding in tel aviv watching it and yeah, who's cabinet is saying about why they made this decision? well, the awesome thing to those, the publicly and others of the, i'm not saying publicly in terms of what they are saying, public humanity is bad. if the law i'm not to close the 0 specifically, but the by itself, the any media outlet that the harm is right,

security will be closed. now we've seen that with, with in may have been a couple of months ago as well. but now we're seeing get to with a difference and a more into wind show media, which is, is going to be a, it's not mentioned actually in the law, but of course everyone knows that that's what we're talking about. why you're hurting, and harming is by security will be a tuesday. sions. so how do you use the 0 are using the reporters and the people from leads to that are not entirely accepted by the military. something that the middle to does sense or that they are saying with no censorship, these accusations i've heard over the years, but it's happening right now. and this is the big question. why right now, specifically some are say, in the background of the war, it's just the, you know, it's in, it's influential a coverage in the world, in general. the are scores,

the hurting is down. so really cushions in the world, something that is of care about them. it's also championship, germany, excuse me, come on. what they call the lennox resistance, or people of senior resistance in general, when they're not saying publicly, is that these really cabinets know that no one actually is putting any pressure on cuts are the only way to just the right to the dresser. a come up in this deal, so they're trying to do something to make it lose something. so maybe it's got hurt a compressor and i'm all that you touched on this little bit. but practically speaking, what does this actually mean? the closure about is yours offices in jerusalem, which they have and to clarify, does this impact out is here as reporting operations in gaza. the 2 of my colleagues in new jersey that are working here. um, that does mean that they will close the offices in new jersey or in the age of

brazil there, but the law and it states that clearly we are talking about only the $67.00 borders inside of proper is from. we're talking about the goal of high support is run itself and the duties of tourism and we're not talking about that with back. and also of course not talking about god, unless of course, at some point is read does have any, any administrative of the over gaza at any point in the future. bucklin never talked about the 6 to 7 border alone. it will not hurt what's gonna happen. a journalist, dean in tel aviv. thank you very much. let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. protests against israel's offensive and gaza are continuing at universities across the united states. demonstrators and police scuffled at the university of virginia, who testers also briefly interrupted a graduation ceremony at the university of michigan pro palestinian protest cans

remain in place and a number of other campuses. a heavy rain in texas has resulted in severe flooding, prompting residents and neighborhoods around the houston area to evacuate water levels are expected to rise further with thunderstorms continuing in the region. and you printing president. lot of here is the landscape has addressed the nation on the occasion of orthodox booster and celebrated the holiday talking about how the resurrection of jesus symbolizes life not over death. he spoke about confronting darkness for $802.00 days, which is how long it has been since suppression invaded reprint models globally. and finally, madonna gave it her all during a historic performance for a huge crowd of fans that result famous cope. a combined a beach, the pop idol pulled out the stops with dozens of costume and set changes as she's saying hits from her 40 year long career. the concert was the crowning touch to her worldwide celebration tour.

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