an accomplished for it, spanish and syndic. these forces keeping europe safe and free from africans the search for a better life. the 5 to weeks of negotiations, israel approves a deal to pose the financing and causes in exchange of the lease of some captives held by 150 women and children to be released for the return of some palestinian possessed held in his rate. each of the other one barren jordan, this sound is a real life though, also coming up on the ground. there's no let's up and is ready. plumbing of these fuzzy palace demands, all killed and, and strikes on to read. the g comes in central cancer and at least 8 people,

including journalists, are killed in southern lebanon and across the board of shilling bodies, randy miniature, the israeli government, has approved a deal for the release of captives held by hamas and gaza prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose office has released a statement saying 50 women and children will be released over a period of 4 days during which they will be a pause in the fighting. comes after weeks of negotiations mediated by cats. ha, that's got to do now from the occupied east jerusalem. honda civic, joins us live from that honda. so despite some opposition to vote, finally went through. what more do we know about the deal? honda? it's right there. and after a lot of negotiation between these really cabinets, the government has voted to put this deal through, releasing an official statement that we have received, saying that the is the government of israel is obligated to return home all of the

hostages tonight, the government has approve the outline of the 1st stage of achieving this goal according to which at least 50 hostages, women, and children will be released over 4 days, during which a pause in the fighting will be held the release of every additional 10 hostages will result in one additional day in the pause the government of israel, the military and the security services will continue the war in order to return home. all of the hostages complete the elimination of having us and ensure that there will be no new threat from gaza to the state of israel. now the statements they released however, does not mention any other concessions that were given. it does not mention the number of palestinian prisoners that are reportedly to be freed. it does not mention the pause in the drones for 6 hours every day at the request of how mass. but these really government has finally agreed to this. after much negotiations

after approval from the war cabinet, the security cabinet. and finally, these really cabinet itself, no. additionally, we are hearing from him as to release the statement at this hour saying that after difficult and complex negotiations for many days, we announce that with the help and success of god, we have reached a few minutes. harry, in truth agreement, a temporary cease fire for a period of 4 days with persistence and appreciate it all study and egyptian efforts. the ceasefire will be held from both sides and the succession of all military actions will be stopped from both sides. no, this is key because these really military has been saying, but well, there will be this pause in the fighting. it does not mean that the war or is over by any means. and how much additionally echoed that sentiment in their very lengthy statement as well. so after around 6 hours of this deal being in the hands of these rarely cabinet,

it was finally approved. the statement being released we are sure to hear were, will be sure to hear more from the is really government as they released the full context of this deal. the full information along with the entirety of the terms for a darren. and as you say, it was a marathon session inside the can. i said, do we know why the debate took so long as well? there was fierce opposition from the far right camps in this government. you're talking about the religious zionism party headed by the finance minister best, and it's not rich. and the outs my yahoo dates or jewish power parties, spearheaded by the countries national security minister and known ultra nationalist 8 to more bends. we are now. there were fierce discussions and debate between these 4 right party members, and the war cabinet was leaked to is really media that benny against a member of the country's war cabinet. was calling for unity,

saying that this was the right deal for israel at this moment. but what we have learned is that the religious zion isn't party headed by bets and they've smote rich, did vote in fact, to approve this deal. i'm not the only party and members to vote against it, where it's a mark, ben, beer and 2 other parliament members in his party. so at this time, well, there was all of that fierce debate. there were several indications that the the deal would go ahead and pass because it was seen that benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet had enough votes in the is really government to push it through. but it seems a fierce debate and fierce opposition about the future of this war. and the future of the other people held captive inside of the gaza strip was something that was discussed at length and in detail. and it certainly with a fiery sense of passion among these far right parties and the war cabinet. but at

this time it has been confirmed that these really government has approve this deal . oh, be sure to bring all those details as soon as they released on their end product to have that sort of lifestyle and occupied eastern eastern time. the thank you. i'm just wondering mike, how he joins us live now from washington dc. mike, so these are in the cabinet. i was finally given the green light to this day of presumably, let's take some of the pressure off the bottom administration. i mean, let's face it, the us of a lot riding on this deal. and they do indeed do us pay the direct role in achieving the steel along with cut, a very important role. it's diplomats taking part in many layers and these ongoing negotiations that took so long and so many confusing and very difficult details to be thrashed out. but now the israel has accepted the deal that appears that how must has so the next stage is a formal announcement which is likely to be from cut to which will formerly state

that the deal is in place. we understand that once that deal is in place, it's going to take roughly 24 hours from announcement to the the release of the captive. so fact is going to also take place of a multi day period. we understand, but certainly they'll be great relief and the by did administration is diplomats have played a fairly fundamental role in terms of achieving disagreement. unlike away from the host as negotiations. i mean, we're hearing about a media report in the us that says us officials gave israel a list of gps coordinates for medical and humanitarian sites inside gaza. but israel went ahead and bump them anyway. what's this all about, mike? as well, what normally happens in times of conflict is that there is a humanitarian notification system in case in periods of which 8 organizations humanitarian bodies send. the gps coordinates to the united nations, which then informs the occupying force of these cold. and it's so they are not

attacked during conflict. however, the political report said this has not been observed in this case. that despite having coordinates, as the israeli forces carried out to tax on mock to targets. now we understand too that the humanitarian organizations, because it was not working through the united nations system approach the by an administrative sion, the biden administration. then it said report provided the code and it's to israel, however, the bombing continued. so the question is that the amount of terry and organization, so asking is why are they continuing to be the target of strikes despite the fact that they have supplied the gps details to the is rarely forces via both the us government and the united nations. all right, so i'm, i kind of life i still haven't watched them might thank you. let's bring in the 2011 stein, he's an independent journalist or the palestine. the bar trader joins us live from

sydney. i'm good to have you back and to me. so now, but as well as finally given this deal at the green light, what do you make of it? they are especially now that we could see a pause in the fighting a much more desperately needed to monitor renee, getting into gaza as well. anyone who's signed obviously welcomes this deal. it's good for obviously the hostages held by her mouse and now the middleton groups, and also the cost large numbers of palestinians who have been held off in 2 years by israel in their prisons. and one's hand course that is worth noticing is that these riley governments and many is fairly common titus of state and very clear that there is no intention to stop the rule. i don't mean to sit in for the dancing around the announcement which i welcome. anyone will come into the idea that use rabble stop 10 minute late this war at the end of 4 or 5 days is sadly, i think unlikely. and in fact, the israel has been saying in the last 24 hours, the space deal was passed, which we now know was the day and tend to infect the strength and then deepen the

sizing in the south and cause at the end of these 4 or 5 days. yeah. and so now that's an important point. jamaican will come back to us in a 2nd because there are some reports that suggest israel's military didn't want this hostage deal. they wanted to push ahead with the ground defensive and not lose momentum. well, that's a pause mean then for the tempo of israel is military operations. i mean the 90 and cause the tempo or a cell phone, i guess open a temporary hole, sees that it allows palestinians debris that allows palestinians in gals. so to potentially find maybe some kind of shelter, i mean let's be clear. but you and says at 1700000 palestinians in there, i need 2300000 in gaza have no real serious place to go. many homes have been destroyed, the northern part of gauze, or is essentially uninhabitable and have to say that in fact, the goals to the fee to me moving forward here is that it's a north of gauze, or is mostly uninhabitable. if the south in the coming mountains is similarly, so when will these palestinians go beyond the not mentioned aria which has somehow

been pushed into neighboring agents or elsewhere. but in the short term, in the coming days, more aid will come in will fuel, hopefully more medical supplies, seriously sick palestinians or injured can obviously be removed by a rough or on egypt, sin sides and medical care to be on that. i've seen, given these coming days, i'll pause there needs to be massive pressure on these euro to not re come in. so the end of the period. and today let's just stay with that point for a 2nd that you made area as well. department, as a thing, any deal one, stop the war effort to change his goal to eliminate i'm us once to see 5, sorry about today. then just flip a switch and go back to the fight to him. does oppose him to find, to change the political dynamic for nothing of yahoo? do you think? what was the news or alice important to not mentioned yeah. who was unbelievably unpopular, even amongst many of his former supporters and his method pressure advice with him . his own cabinet, including some on the fi ride to a noise, avoided against this trace of salt. so the many a cost supported it within these riley public. these rarely jewish public old

public opinion polls reflect that. yes, i want to get the hostages back, understandably, but in fact, they also want a deepening and acceleration of the war. there's no massive public support, tragically, for any kind of serious se file or truce long term with hamas. in fact is the opposite business desire. in fact, there was a public opinion poll a few days ago that found nearly half of his riley use one to build settlements again, back in gaza. that's the political move that exists within israel at the moment. just a final thoughts around tonight. we seen this growing international diplomatic effort to push for a cx, 5 and gaza. how do you see this specific cost is? do you are paving the way, perhaps for a much broad, a pause in any future exchanges of both israeli and palestinian prisoners. because if there's any violation of this pause or bets are off, i suppose. exactly, and i think it's important to note that we still don't really actually know the exact number of hostages at how most of the middle of some groups have were told

around 240. there are literally thousands and thousands of palestinians and use rally prisons, many of whom are there without shots and definitely held for years. and i, some of them will be released hopefully in the coming wakeful side, i think without massive international pressure to resolve as want us to in the world. but actually to release huge numbers of people on both sides. the resumption of the war will happen. and ultimately i think he's around at the moment will not accept. and the us frankly supports place because they're sending speech amounts of weapons to back this up of hamas existing, any kind of new latrice ends in guys, which is arguably and you're going to bring more destruction in the long time and suffering. some palestinians being balance there at the moment. all right, to and eleven's done. always good to get your thoughts and you are now is designed to make money. thanks for your time. thank you. what on the ground is ready? bombs, continue to to a palestinian civilians. let's take a quick look at the main areas of fighting in the north of gaza. is there any

forces of battling palestinian assigned to somebody? i'll tell some brigades on his lunch you had in these regions shaded in red. st battles in the densely populated areas in and around kansas city near the jamalia refugee camp. is there any troops and tank symbols that reportedly made further advances into the shaded areas in the north and in central golf just beyond what the gaza? these really forces have been pounding the setup refugee camp, raising phase of a further onslaught. in the past few hours, at least 11 people, including 6 children, have been killed off to on his writing strike tons of it on eunice that some southern gaza attack took place in a residential neighborhood. and in the north and is rarely asked by kit this on balance may be come out and one hospital, it was transporting victims from an area plumbing and the giovanni a refugee con. another strike killed 3 public segments. they were hospital also in giovanni. a hospitals in gaza facing an unprecedented catastrophe with no health services available in the north and no less up. and as well as the tax institutions

on the verge of collapse. your mail side reports now from han units. and i'm wanting to have you as some of the images of graphics in the wake of the latest is really bombardment of casa, the hospital reception inquiry doors are to those that doctors and nurses rush from one patient to another and more are brought in every hour fewer resources and then over whelming number of people in need. this has become the norm in hospitals, in selzer and gaza after ease really forces laid siege to hospitals in the north, an order their evacuation. and the challenge doctors here face is not only finding space for more patients, they say the severity of the injuries is something they have never encountered before. and most of them come with a severe types of data which we didn't see before. because it says that he had

degree exam and groceries hands get the needs and then most of them are the name of them one or 2 days before that percentage of them is about 6070 percent. and then one of them is a 100 assessment. and most of them around this event, this special kid is michele sink that for the band. and most of them are children in enrollment health care facilities in the strip were already compromised under the 17 year long ease. really located which restricted the flow of medical equipment and a central supplies. now, in the midst of israel's relentless bombing campaign, the situation is catastrophic. intensive care units are stretched to the limit. well, one of the most is there in the census because the i c u department, the master medical complex is over crowded with patients. we have 5 boards in the

icu you with 40 beds, so they are all fully occupied and then we have a severe shortage of ventilator. so we have only $24.00 for the 40 beds. dr. say they're over well, and it's impossible to health. everyone southern gaza isn't the rest of the health care crisis. hospitals, which were already struggling before the war, now being pushed to breaking point the influx of casualties, us with tremendous burden, medical team and resources. in a c, l 20 ton unit in the southern causes trends. what time pressure will break here and i'll just say right, when we come back, the big changes are coming to lodge and tina newly elected president, how the emulator is to take drastic measures to boost be coming to stay with the the

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the welcome back, you're watching out just a right click on mind about top stories here. this our, these way the government to approve the deal to release some of the captive. so by how much in gaza in exchange for palestinian prisoners, 50 women and children will be released as a 4 day period, during which they will be opposed and refined to israel's miniature. meanwhile, as target to the rescue, as in gauze of trying to help in just civilians on his way. and he has tried changing the evidence, transporting victims from an area plumbing in the giovanni a wreckage and come and have a strike. killed 3 public servants near the hospital, also in japan. and if he's 15 people, including 6 children, killed off on his radio strike song or to con eunice in southern guns. that took

place near a residential but let's get you some more now on the captives deal. my one of the showers. i'll just ever seen that political analyst. and yet he told my colleague has him speaker that the agreement would only mean a brief respite from israel's attacks. clearly this wouldn't be a bit of a break from the war. and to be honest, we've been talking now for something like 46 days about why this is not like any other war, right? there's not water between 2 states. there's not a water between 2 armies. this has unraveled as a war on hospitals and schools, and mosques and residential buildings. and doctors, and teachers, and nurses, and journalists, a, this is a kind of what it's been and that's why i to have few days of that kind of war. i'm sure it would be a relief for many of the people, whether they are patients in hospitals or they are children at home. just wants to

have one night of sleep without bombings in that way. it is certainly welcomed and necessary and, and clearly the release of the present, those health captive is basically in his riley prisons, old women and others for so many years, many of them without even trial, definitely as well. absolutely. that's also welcome. and i think the idea of getting those uh, trucks of uh, medicine and food and some fuel that's also. busy because the idea of starving population is absolutely the definition of a genocide. when you've got that in the city and basically start of a population, you're not being civil, you're being criminal in this war. so all of that is welcome. but when you listen

to these raise, you get the sense that it's actually unwelcome. i mean with that, with the exception of certain members of the public who have family members held by how much. when you listen to these radio officials, it seems like this is just a bit of an exception. a bit of a glitch as that a soon as it's over, you know, a few days 56 days later. but there was a resume there war, a palestinian man has been killed during a further series of raids by israel's military and the occupied westbank. a 30 year old was killed in the village of as soon east of kalki is ready forces. i've also carried out a series of raids and to cut them $219.00 to me and have been killed in the off by the west bank since october 7th, including 6 prisoners who died in is there any of these 8 people have been killed by these ready men, a treat in cross border showing in southern 11 on 3 journalists and an 18 year old women are among the victims of the attack on the town of tat hoffer full members of

how much were killed in a separate strike on a car saying a lot of reports not from not caught up in southern living, a journalist targeted yet again by is really fire. and so they're living on for the home or was 25 years old. and there be a mom, mary, a father of to working for the pan arab media channel l may, a dean were killed. a local journalist who was with them was also killed. they had just finished reporting live from the village of their harforth, win. what is believed to be in his ready drone hit their position, the omega d instead, the striker deliberately target to the t. v. crew. because israel has been trying to silence a channel known to be pro palestinian. this is not the image, this is. this is the, this was okay uh from what would be the weight and that's being really weight score. and as chris and they were talking to and

they aren't the 1st members of the media to be killed. and so they're lucky not just days into the war. reuters journalist, i, some of della was killed and others wounded. and what reporters, without the border said, was a targeted strike from the direction of this really border. once later, journalists were injured in an attack in the border village of the other one. it is getting harder to do our job and cover the conflict along the border. we can't access many areas because it is too dangerous. we can't stay in the same position for a long time, even though we're carrying a camera and wearing the proper gear. so identify ourselves as members of the media . we drive to empty villages, empty roads, fearing that we could be targeted by and it's really drone, even though we have this sticker on our vehicle. journalist and goals are to have been targeted. dozens had been killed during the more than 6 weeks of war 11 and

the not the only place and so and history now i'm the american that us the new skills. ready anybody being looked at tom symbols, we've had 50 journalist and got the media longer, scale 6, the media out the door distorted and got that. no one is on the billing. unfortunately, the people that are the victims are the ones, the lights supposed to be getting this. what's happening 11 on says it will file a complaint with the un on the latest killings as it won't be the 1st center for their own shows it on the order. so they're living on the, the best customer of the world news now and south korea has policies suspended it's miniature deal with north korea. offered launched a ministry of sedation satellite into all of it. but you, in the 2nd, in general, how strongly condemned the launch. 2 attempts by peeling young to put an observation satellite into orbit failed. earlier this year. the last successful

launch by north korea happened back in 2016. now on sunday the far right, libertarian, heavier miller was elected as argentine as new president. blaze agenda include slashing states, spending, ditching, argentina's, pay so currency on shunting the central bank to exhibit reports in the capital. but as honors he has been a staunch creat. take a precedent and read at the foot of ma'am, this is handling of the economy. but on tuesday 5, right elected president, have you had a really busy day for them to set the official residents to begin discussing between session on the journey was televised on national television. they met with by the man this for a few hours. it was supposed to bring confidence to a country that many se has jumped into the unknown means using this hotel left his headquarters until he takes off his on december 10th. there's lots of uncertainty about how he's going to carry out the radical transform argentina's economy. but

there's also lots of questions about how to keep the economy operating during the transition. didn't seem as economy struggling with slowing inflation, the pace, so he's tied to the us daughter. there are several exchange rates and the government imposes strict currency controls. really has promised to lift those controls, shut down the central band and don't arise the economy on tuesday or didn't display so last 10 percent and the power that markets and many fear it could get worse in the lead up to now you ration day i'm quite uncertain and afraid the truth is that this man did not offer anything. he was not very clear with his proposals. well, he was clear with his proposals, but not in the way he wants to implement them. economy say he would have to build alliances in order to carry out his reforms. how can you push that through a system where he only has, i mean, he has no governors out about 24 governors. he has 0. he has 38 congressman and he

has 7 senators, so he has to find some kind of fine. that's really one with over 55 percent of the vote, a figure that gives legitimacy to carry out reforms many are desperate for economic stability. argentina, a country where inflation has been a problem for far too long. bitty, so i'll just see that window site is osland this pricing for a potential lava eruption near its capital. at least 4000 people have been evacuated in britain to vic, 40 kilometer south west of reykjavik. the government insist is prepared for threat . 41 work has trumped in a tunnel and north india had been seen for the 1st time in 10 days. a new shots being created by the rest goes to freedom. a special camera has been sent down with food and water. palestine they've lost their latest 2026 woke up qualifying against australia. the match was moved from the upside west bank to q 8 because of the war

in gaza. but despite being away from home, the stadium was full of symbolism for the palestinians. the team's fans. do you want to get your oscar reports from to a city? they came to this fee for well qualified in the thousands to raise awareness funds dressed in the traditional black and white check can see a carrying the polish to be in flag with the to show support for the players, but also to protest against israel school and goss, i'm going to be supporting by the state because we think that this game is a venue for us to protest against the genocide that's happening now and goes out and they'll q patient. we were given these toys at the gates from 2 guys. and they asked us to throw them up to the courts at $710.00, and support of the children. they've been killed in palestine. i'm quite t and we should come here because this is a humanitarian issue. and a lot of people have been dying. so we're coming here to support our.