said we will work with trump said we will work with israel on our allies to make sure guys never becomes a terrorist safe haven, insane we will build upon the abraham of cards, which are pauses since the months of october seven. the turkish foreign minister also seen in the life of the wild, the guys a cease—fire is a important step for regional stability. and let us talk about that last phrase for the next little while, frank, because of course the whole region has been so destabilised by the gaza conflict, and the whole region, the backdrop, i certainly changed over those 15 months. , �* , . certainly changed over those 15 months. , �*, ., ., months. yes, it's an important thin to months. yes, it's an important thing to consider— months. yes, it's an important thing to consider that - months. yes, it's an important thing to consider that there - months. yes, it's an important thing to consider that there is| thing to consider that there is an opportunity here, i think, to reshape the middle east in a week that would be much more beneficial to us interests, as we the israelis and palestinians there. the first stage and that would have to be

resolved in the war in gaza, as long as that is region on in whatever form, long as that is region on in whateverform, it long as that is region on in whatever form, it would long as that is region on in whateverform, it would prevent everyone coming together trying to create a new future for the region. you mentioned earlier president trump talking about the abraham accords, he wants. in order to achieve that there would have to be a permanent cease—fire in gaza, and it would have to be some pathway to a palestinian state in terms of what the saudis require, so the hope in the united states is that president trump would take a harder line with israel, some might have anticipated because he needs them to take certain actions in order for him to achieve his goal is there, so there is a scenario in which trump is tougher on the israelis then buy was, he doesn't have the same political concerns that biden does — it does so he will see all that plays out. does so he will see all that plays out-— does so he will see all that -la sout. . ~ ., , plays out. frank lowenstein, we will leave it _ plays out. frank lowenstein, we will leave it there, _ plays out. frank lowenstein, we will leave it there, thank- plays out. frank lowenstein, we will leave it there, thank you - will leave it there, thank you forjoining us on the programme and that pass and analyses of

what we have seen playing out, as details emerge, but what is likely to lie ahead as we go through this first phase of a0 days emma and then phase two, and potentially to phase three, but let me show you at life pictures from qatar, because this is, is where we'll get details from the prime minister and the foreign minister in the next little while, it is still pretty them there, so it doesn't look to be imminent, but we have had details come through to us about how those final few sets of talks were taking place with the israeli delegation, the man or delegation, the man or delegation in the prime minister office as they try to go through the final wrinkles of this deal, i'm sure we'll confirmation of what has been agreed in the next little while. originally, we were told at 330, then a few hours ago, and 530, it does not look to be due in the next few minutes, but as soon as we get the prime minister there, we will return to those pictures, but that is

bringing our gaza correspondent again, and trustee, in terms of what you are hearing from those talks in doha, tell me more. it will go into effect on sunday, next sunday, starting with hamas sending over three hostages, and we already understand underground in gaza, there was a delegation from the icrc, which most likely going to take thisjob icrc, which most likely going to take this job of the exchange, of handing over, we have seen that before back in november and the first cease—fire agreement, and we may see this again in gaza, cited by hamas and over three hostages in the first place than israel will move out its stance from eye liberty areas, and in another seven days hamas would have to hunt over another�*s several hostages and

then israel will start to allow people who are displaced from the north to go back to their homes and villages and towns in a north through security checkpoints, by foot only, from the coastal road, and then within 20 days, people with cars will be allowed because egyptian security and qatari security delegation should arrive in gaza and started to set scanners and x—ray machines, and the process about a000 cars, we understand from the data and any from the south into gaza. but what is important for the people of gaza, about 600 trucks of aid and medical supplies will be allowed into gaza because we understand that part of the deal is humanitarian protocol to allow aid and medical staff into gaza, and not only this, but allow six people consultations and people were badly injured in the war to be treated outside of gaza through rafah crossing, where the israelis, it israeli troops

will remain in the car door, but they will withdraw within a comp — kilometre from the rafah crossing to allow egypt to work with the palestinian authority to operate the crossing, and also the israeli troops will remain in a buffer zone around the eastern and northern border for about 700 to 800 metres inside gaza. lots of details, but for now in gaza, a sense of joy, but for now in gaza, a sense of joy, mixed feeling, people are waiting for the night for over overflowing hundred days, and it is a matter of national a00 days, and into the matter of days. there were israeli strikes in the last half an hour, to israeli strikes, the sound of bombs now mixed with the sound of people screaming, celebrating, waving flags and it is a sense ofjoy tonight. you talked about those people who have been displaced in

gaza, and that of course includes yourself, you work talking to us from inside blue because yourfamily — talking to us from inside blue because your family — and stumble, because you're from that, like others, have had to move, i know i suppose you would like others would make it tense — consultation about returning. {lil tense - consultation about returning-— tense - consultation about returning. of course, iwas amon: returning. of course, iwas among the _ returning. of course, iwas among the 1 _ returning. of course, iwas among the 1 million - returning. of course, iwasj among the 1 million people returning. of course, i was - among the 1 million people are among the1 million people are displaced from gaza city, i was in the journey from the north to the south, so i was displacing khan younis, annie rafah, and different areas, so i have been meeting palestinians who were allowed outside gaza, about 100,000 in egypt, qatar, london, turkey, here, everywhere, everyone making a temporary plan, no one is planning to stay in outside, but owed — the big question now is where they will go back to because over 600,000 housing units are destroyed. there is

no school, no infrastructure, no school, no infrastructure, no roads and communication, no water or electricity, it is almost any disaster area, and evenif almost any disaster area, and even if people are planning to go back to gaza, it won't be very soon, and it would take a very soon, and it would take a very long time for gaza to recover from this very long war. ~ ., , ., war. we will return to you in the next _ war. we will return to you in the next little _ war. we will return to you in the next little while, - war. we will return to you in the next little while, we - the next little while, we continue to watch live pictures, both from tel aviv and from khan younis, and as you have been ascribing, crowds gathering a month we are seeing celebrations, certainly in tel aviv, we are seen buyers being lit, and as they have for months upon months, arriving there at hostage square with pictures of their loved ones. let's return to jerusalem, pictures of their loved ones. let's return tojerusalem, my colleague mark lowen, who was monitoring developments there, and mark, what is being said where you are, because we have had quite a lots of detail emerging from the hamas delegation that have been in qatar, but what are the israelis saying?-

qatar, but what are the israelis saying? the israelis, we are still— israelis saying? the israelis, we are still waiting - israelis saying? the israelis, we are still waiting for - israelis saying? the israelis, we are still waiting for an - we are still waiting for an official source to come out on deck air, i think, we have not, last time i checked, we have not got an official israeli source coming out and confirming everything we have been reported, matthew, but given all the confirmations we have had from hamas, from donald trump we, clearly a deal has been done, but there has not been a press conference called by the israelis, they are still probably waiting for the qataris to hold this briefing in doha, and then i suppose we will hear officially from the israelis, although the evening evening news is coming up evening evening news is coming up here in israel, which is often where benjamin netanyahu was to be, so something may be in that. in terms of wider reaction, the polls show that the vast majority of israelis support and into the war and want the budget to end, and yet you hear voices from families of the hostages who say that

they wanted all of the hostages to be returned in the first phase might that they are unhappy that there is a kind of phased return of hostages because they're worried the cease—fire deal was unraveled before the second phase gets under way and before the meal hostages come back, the men to come bytedance for example, and of course there has been a huge amount of anger directed towards benjamin netanyahu and the last few months that she did not go for the deal earlier, especially given that there was a deal that was on there was a deal that was on the table since last many, but as we have been discussing on air, what has changed since me is that hamas is incredibly weak now given all the is that hamas