the, the faith 5 deal tonight. israel says the release of texas from gauze that work the game. so at least friday the ti without just air on kerry jones to know. so coming up 50 is really so g to be fried by how much of the cost of a full day ceasefire and fighting up to $150.00 palestinian women and children will be released as part of the deal.

plus thousands of people remain in jail as well, which is a wave of ask strikes on guns, a head of the ceasefire. at least 200 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours the si, fi tail between the israel then her masters being delayed. israel's national security adviser says no cap to it's held in god's it will be released before friday. the deal was reached off to weeks of negotiations mediated by cut off long side us and egypt. it remains unclear when the c spy will actually come into effect, because initially expect to dis don't on thursday morning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the agreement with mass was difficult, but right decision. but he's made it clear he intends to continue the will and said the army will use the time to prepare for more fighting. spending. moments will

speak to mike hunter in washington, dc, but 1st, let's go to him. the so hutus and occupied east jerusalem. most of the israel says the release of hostages will not happen before friday. now. that's right, kerry, we've received an official statement from the countries national security advisor itself, the hon. negatives, who said essentially that the release of the captives will not happen until friday . but the discussions about them are continuing and they are constantly happening all the time. now the is really, as it did not give a reason for the delay, they did not say anything officially, but there has been a lot circulating and speculating in is really media in the form of leaks by anonymous security officials. there was a school of thought that is saying that the agreement has some final tweaks to be

made and that not all parties have signed it. now what we do know is that these really is will not start the pause in the fighting until they know when they are going to get the captives back, which we know now won't be until at least friday. but it is not confirmed that it will be friday. and now we have to say this is all just reports within is really media about what we do know confirmed from the as really government is that there is a delay for now we're not sure when it is going to be until we're not sure when the pause in the fighting is going to be, but it looks like for thursday, the war could continue. israel ground operation could still be going in full force if the deal does not get implemented. but what we do know for certain is that the deal has been agreed on by all parties. specifically, these really is have said that all their security officials have bass disagreements . now it's not a matter of if, but when and this rose prime minister benjamin netanyahu was saying that the

release of captives is one of their objectives. but so is defeating hum us is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been saying from the beginning, but this is quote, a sacred mission for israel, and that the objectives of the war are more than one fold. it is the total and complete dismantling of how mass politically and militarily the right alongside that goal is the release and the return of the captives back into is really territory. what we've been hearing from the war cabinet is that not one of these out ways. the other because the security threat that israel says is coming from the gaza strip in the form of how masses, political and military capabilities is just as important as securing the release of the captives. we heard a lot from the war cabinet this evening, but we actually didn't hear a lot of new information. we heard them talking about how this was

a tough decision, but it was the right decision. and it could be the basis upon which these railways are able to negotiate more deals for more temporary pauses in the fighting in order to secure more captives. these really defense minister, jo, i've go on really stressing that he wants a total dismantling of him us. and that after this 4 day pause whenever it will begin, these rallies will continue their military campaign in full force until they achieve their objectives. so while there are talks still about when the ceasefire and temporary pauses for the, for the aid and the release of the captains are going to start these rallies are already thinking ahead about how they are going to continue adding the pressure militarily via air land and sea kerry and occupied these through some of the forest homes of thank if or let's bring in, i'll just there as mike honda now. he joins us from washington dc. mike, we've been hearing that us present. joe biden has been speaking to

a number of middle east leaders then. yes, president biden has been part of the day speaking to those leaders who help to took part and participated in the negotiations for lengthy negotiations that led to the potential release of the captives in gaza. president spider and spoke to the image of kata fang. tim, for the role that concept played in these links, the negotiations also discussed with them the issue of humanitarian aid and the possibility of using the window created by a ceasefire to get more humanitarian aid into gaza. then a conversation with the president of the top l. c, c, he was also instrumental in getting this deal put into place and would also be instrumental in terms of guessing the captives that are released out of gaza. president fight and also discussing with him the issue of refugees, potential refugees putting the united states position that under no circumstances

would it be accepted for people from gaza to be driven into egypt as refugees also discussing with the president. i also see the question of the military and aid now with prime minister netanyahu. once again, the 2 liters i've said to have gone over the details of this agreement. this school was made before the parent portal is that we've got in the implementation of the agreement. but also we are told, president biden said to the israeli prime minister if and when the conflict renews off to the sci fi, then israel still has a duty and must maintain its duty to protect civilians into the most extent as a carries on a separation against from us, by for a set with the top tech might, however, in the washington dc. or what us pothole fee for those these far limited amounts of humanitarian aid is expected to enter gauze. let's priyanka go to reports. the

supplies won't be nitty enough to meet the needs of millions of palestinians. in garza, this is everywhere. is with a tax have destroyed every aspect of life. of to $47.00 diesel compartment, palestinians are about to get for these of the spikes and the ruins of their homes . and mixtures tend often the cold but we want maintenance humanitarian ceasefire. is we want a full size file? their children are elders, women, if i still under the rubble, if he wants to take them out from under the rubble, i need a great deal on time on if at least a month. no food, drinking water, electricity, or medicine. how simians have none of the basics needed to survive

before the war? 850 trucks would enter the gaza strip every day to the current with southern crossing with israel. and the rough are costing with egypt that ended with the total blockade, is really imposed in october the 7th. 2 weeks into the war, the 1st 2 monitoring a trucks were allowed into garza since october the 21st. the u. n says only motive, 1400 trucks can eat and fuel has ended. the strip a trickle compared to the number of trucks before the war. under the temp received far $300.00, you monitoring a trucks per day kind supplies and fuel will be allowed into casa through the, for the boston fighting. but it's not clear if they will reach the north for health care services have completely collapsed. the under the deal is really not allowed. the hundreds of thousands of palestinians will select

a southern garza to attend to their homes in the north looking. but for some mistake when it comes to the inability to move freely across, all of these are old motors in the front of the city. i wish to go back home during the ceasefire, but it seems the leasing fears of permanent displacement and the absence permanency. 7 bianca hope the 0 despite the cease fire agreement as well as continuing it. so the dentist attack on gaza, most of the come back is in the north. is there any force is all battling posting and fights is from that some big aid said is i'm at 200 in these regions. shaded in read their street boss, elizabeth, densely populated areas in and around. gone was a city and then the giovanni a refugee camp is where the troops and tanks of also reported. they made further advances into these shaded areas in the north and in central gall. is that just

beyond once he goes and is there any forces have been pounding, and this threat, refugee camp raising fears of a further on. so any mach load reports from con eunice. now inside the ghost, i'm going mass bombardment of the gaza strip. keeps creating the tragedies and miseries for palestinians living in the northern part in gauze and city, and in the senate part, particularly for those who evacuated from the north and gauze as to the older way to the city of han units. rough and the central part of garza, as the vast majority of those reported killed on several of the attack throughout the day, happened to be evacuated. for example, in city of rough family evacuated from a densely populated area from the 2 neighborhoods. it got killed in a residential home in city of vine honey and as a family, a well known family in hon units, hosted some of their friends and relatives living in ga,

that when the evacuation is started seeking a refuge in their home was also, but also killed inside that homes along with the host of and the owner of the home . similar situations took place in value and the nor the further northern part of the gaza strip were 3 separate attacks lift at least 80 people killed. we have a $25.00 fuel to from one families, $53.00 people to from another family talking about the whole entire family's being wiped out. and a 3rd, a tax on also on a residential homecoming, 9 more people. again from the same family. it's important to, to point our viewers attention to some of the people who did not leave guys. that is because the, we're looking at what happened to evac, who is moving from the north to finance and god and city who had, who moved to the central part in the southern part of the and they were killed. they decided to remain where the at particularly this difficult situation. they are

threatening in a war zone. under heavy bombardment is ready. soldiers have killed a young man during a rage and occupied westbank. the family and friends gathered for his funeral, the nablus. he was killed when the soldiers storm that belonged to refugee camp. but spent the child struck for now he joins us the knife from her mother. charles, what's the latest you can tell us about this as well. certainly, according to reports, we're hearing from the red, crescent and local media jointly the space around the occupied waste. spank various different is riley, military rates happening on various towns and villages across these occupied chairs . just as you mentioned, the 17 year old. you skilled in that rate on the belong to refugee camp in nablus. that's according to the right present. they say that members of best off will

briefly detain this. they try to get into below and such a trying to gauge to other people. they believed to being injured. we've seen video is why the soldiers stopping one of their ambulances opening the back of it up and looking for people inside. of course, these rates have been increasing since october the 7th since those initial harm us attacks. and israel says that there's no, there's no indication that they are going to stop grades focused on trying to arrest people associated or suspected of being either members of or if any agents to some of the college students in resistance. we've also got rates that have been happening in, for example, the village of sebastian, also near nablus. one person according to the right present, injured the right in the village of as soon, and bates look here and they will earlier. we understand that he's ready for us. he's have withdrawal from those areas. one of those areas is actually very close to

ramallah. we are having the last little half an hour also begun to hit reports and another is ready, right on the town of to boss, which is also in the news of the occupied westbank. so yeah, as i say no indication whatsoever that these rates are going to ease in the coming days as we potentially expect some sort of see spa and a swap, a palestinian prisoners for some of those captives. and what about the number's head, charles in terms of how many people are being arrested by is very forces to well, there's a huge numbers. certainly according to the policy and present those over to you. they saying that since those time is effects on october, the 7th, 355, at least, sorry, 3035 people have been arrested if you bear in mind that if indeed this prison for captive swap goes on in the next couple of days these writers are saying

that they could potentially release up to a 150 pilot stadiums. we'll break that down. 300-8300. 35 people arrested in the westbank cologne since all so. but the segments means that around 65 palestinians are being arrested every day. so that gives you just an example of what a small will drop in the ocean. the prisoner released potentially, if there is a $150.00 palestinians represents. and just to bring you an update on the amount of people killed during those rides since october, the 7th in the occupied west bank. the decks of that 17 year old youth now brings going into our calculations 227 people killed since outside, with the sevens and around 3000 people injured. charles, thanks for that update from the amount of that well, so that head on out here. we killed 4000 how the city and please you know why he

wasn't enough. how the war and gone so is leading to a rise in both is i'm a coping can anti semitic tax in the us on the exit, polls predict a massive shakeup in politics. the the, the weather brought to you by visit capital a. let's go with your weather report across the america, so after a bit of a breather, relieve from that heat in for you, which is now where this temperature is right back up. 40 degrees on the nose. not too far away. we've got some severe storms bubbling up. these storms will catch up to rio and that will provide some relief from the heat once again. so this is a short burst of heat on like the last one where it was more than

a week. now the top end of south america, almost all of ecuador, under and alert for intense rainfall here. and the winds have been a story through mexico's golf quotes, but cool air has rushed in from the us. so mexico city just 17 on thursday. that's the fall below where you should be for this some of the year. also a refresher field for the us called states, and after that, washer of it into york city, it turns dryer. spill getting hit with some rainbow for canadas, nova scotia, providence, westbound. we go and wow, look at this. cold air has flooded into the canadian prairies and the northern plains here. so a daytime, high and ridge on us to sketch one province minus 12. let's go to the us. southwest temperatures have also come down here in denver to just state that of what weather are locked into this year in nevada, but not a bad in late 22, but that's a little cooler. and where it's been, as of late the weather brought to you by visit cuts on

israel is still refusing to allow international journals into jobs to cover the carnage they're all that they can report on 1st hand is be, is really saw palestinian reporters risking everything to get the story f 15 members on 5 killed and then ask dr. sharon, what's happening on that? we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is the listening post the the welcome back. reminder of our top stores now is ro says the release of caps is from guns that was beginning before friday. after striking a ceasefire with some us. foreign minister benjamin netanyahu said the agreements

was difficult, but rights decisions on the system to continue off to the $600.00 fifties, rarely kept his health and guns are expected to be released from the most of the spot. 150 products, jeanine, women and children. these varied channels on the head of the agreements, israel launched a wave of air strikes and guns. health ministry says at least $200.00 kind of stated something killed in the past 24 hours. 52 people seems comments have been killed into a box or an estimated 7250 for palestinian prison is a health is right in jails. the prisoner exchange daily escaping some families. hope the loved ones will be home soon. but many a wondering what cost st. resolve a has more from novice and occupied westbank

a lot. the refugee camp in novelist, the most populated in the occupied westbank scarcely a wall not covered in bullet holes. residents normally prepare for is really rate. now they wait for news of a home coming, a seal, a t p has been in prison for over a year, accused of trying to stop a guard while visiting her brother in jail. per family has a long history of suffering and resisting is really occupation. they say she was targeted, they say the allegations are bugs feeling the i'm gonna show he had our uncle was killed and our brother was shot, one of us who was in prison. she doesn't know when she's released. she'll see life has changed just will happy. but it's definitely incomplete. but her family, those even a bitter sweet reunion is not guaranteed. names are on a list but who gets to leave and when remains, it is really hands elsewhere. novelist, there is more optimism. yeah,

i know and jokes about tossing her 29 year old daughter at the rear in the air like a baby. she was arrested and checked point 15 months ago. a new dress and a full house await her. simply the thought of her release, a source of joy. adam adams, the step because i missed her so much. i haven't spoken with her in 60 days. the he's loved the thread for the blanket that i don't have one. i'm planning to buy her one. something you that you would like heavy and hopefully she's going to be one of those who are going to be to be in the home. she says she hopes all is really presence will be empty. one day simple relatives of palestinian prisoners described their lives feeling hollow interrupted. a ma begin preparing her daughter . miriam's favored meals when she heard the news of a prisoner swap. but she is haunted by what is happening in gaza macklin, the coffin house of car. we didn't expect the swap to be this way. so many victims

and gauze and children images that no one can comprehend. sometimes i'll say, you know what, i don't want my daughter released just let cause a be we so affected by what's happening that she does not have any family and gossip. it says they are her people to there is excitement and anticipation. people are looking forward to the possible return of a loved one, but we've also met people who say that they are reading, getting their hopes up in case it doesn't happen. one thing that is common across the board, something everyone has said to us, is it whatever happiness may be coming their way, it will remain incomplete. so long as the people of gaza continue to suffer. the same bus driver, ultra 0 novelist in the occupied westbank. the vigil has been held in tennessee for these very captives in gauze that so hard at the ports from tenant we hear what has become known as hostage square. and it's just in front of the place where the wood

cabinet meetings have been taking place since the will began. now families of also been holding fits into the families of those hills captive along with the supporters. and today we've seen many performances. you have to pin is behind us. we also store a by le team and performing every hour of bonds because one of those held a child was a bother rena. i'm hoping that she'll be able to come back and dogs will. so i've heard from the friends of one of those health cognitive, she was founding here. one seems to remind people who said this isn't just a price that you'll see. she wants to remind them of that person's story, how he was helpful to those around him. and she says she hopes that when he's that in gauze so that he'll be helped helping those around. so how is a cop 7? if we take her just overhead, you'll also see a table that's been laid out because while there still is a welcome for the families, it's only 50 people that are being brought back on the hopes of the families. and

it has always been the case is that they want all of the hostages back to one of those health caps if they want them brought back here safely. and they know that if this doesn't happen soon, they'll be as a pressure onto the government. now how to israel says is that every 10 more classes are released, they'll also be able to have one more day of rest by one pause in the fighting. and that can continue for a few more days with the time the hopefully that will mean how much and as long as the child will release all of those held captive, it's still not clear details. exactly. it's still not clear the names, the are on that list of those that will be released. and of course families, even though they've welcoming this, it will be as close the consent to them is that family members that make it will not list a 50 count since the more in the gaza has led to a huge spike and both is i'm a phobic an anti semitic attacks the united states,

the council on american islamic relations says it's received the triple the number of complaints since october the 7th. meanwhile, the anti defamation league says it's seen more than the 300 percent rise in anti semitic incidence compared to last year practical. hang on. and what's your name? what's my name? bob? his actual name stewart sel. dewitt seen in this now viral video, repeatedly harassing a food vendor in manhattan. retail, 4000 palestinians said, you know why it wasn't enough. as john, he does, his words are who he is perhaps even more. so. he is a former high ranking us state department official. he once worked in the israel and palestine in affairs office suite speech like this is on the rise in the us. it is a supremacy mentality. a jewish supremacy, right. tire has seen it firsthand. he recently took his young son to

a protest calling for a ceasefire in gaza. they knew they were going to yeah. it goes to their hubris. they didn't, they didn't care. they felt that they were, they could say whatever they want to went further to. and poking and pushing him on the. 7 7 the when police arrive tyrese's, they didn't nothing. we asked the police to explain, they did not respond to to 0. social media in the us has been filled with the videos of protest, some violence others. so i don't want to give your name. you're so proud to do that. many jewish students on college campuses say they've been targeted as well. they were saying things that were very violent in things that are so anti semitic, calling for the final solution, use genocide. i know a lot of my friends are nervous to where they're starved. david natural says um to

where, like a key pi. there is a growing pro palestinian movement in the us seen marches and rallies across the country so tight. he says he will continue to protest, he believes this time something is shifting in the us. we are going to see over the next year or 2 or 3. a major kind of shift, hopefully were where the pro israel voices countered with a pro justice and pro peace voice. recently, a committee in the us house of representatives held a hearing on the rise of anti semitism on college campuses. it's infuriating and unbelievable. they have now held one on the rise in a storm, a full deck patel pedagogy, l g 0, montgomery county, maryland. the 2nd look at some of the world news. now exit polls and netherlands predicts the far

right parts of the world is one the elections, the policy full freedom is projected to take $35.00 seats, $150.00 men, no house apartments. this has closed for a referendum on the netherlands leaving the european union on the band on accepting asylum seekers, but not some has more from the hague. now what we see is disposed against very clearly against immigration and also against asylum seekers and also a vote against the establishment that would say a trust in politics has really gone down in the last 30 years under prime minister mark worth or the were lots of scandals, and now this is the resolve. this is a protest vote i think, from the people also to say that they want some change. and of course will, this has been a convicted for inciting. discrimination has been calling on the dutch, the, from a rocking defense to leave the country is calling for the board us to close. so

close enough most cuz as i make schools, so a lot of people here in the netherlands are now wondering what is all going to me. he has always been very n t. i, europe, in union, a lot of the people in the europe in brussels for sure, will be fairly worried. i'm questioning what this is going to mean. but on the the hand, of course, it's a coalition, a country. we need a coalition government. his party has 135 season parliament that the majority is 76 . so he needs to build a community with all the parties and none of the other project, none of the bigger other part is one to leave to use. so he has already said he wants to needs to make some sessions, but for sure, the photos have no really different, very strong signal that the whole government will definitely go for you much sooner, right. less time to get the latest sports headlines now. his whole a woke up qualify but.