dad's, it's all about saying it's loud as things would have been you know, say like good everyone to okay, retiring into the market for i'm sorry you're healthy award winning outcome. don't call back the this is definitely news live from the israel security tablet. galveston votes on a truce for gaza. top security officials are set to be meeting and base building with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to decide whether a safe spot for hostages deal with him. asked, goes ahead the and so go ahead. welcome to the program. after a day of delay and accusations, israel security cabinets is now in session, discussing whether to approve the light is these 5 deal for gaza?

5 minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have now been ironed out of to previously claiming that time as a backtracked on parts of the deal. but national security minister, it's not ben via, has threatened to resign from the coalition government if the deal is approved. if the security cabinet does approve the deal, it'll then be back to 5 by the full is right in the government. if all the chose can take effect as planned on sunday. straight to our correspondent, tiny kramer in jerusalem. a welcome atanya. what's the latest now on this meeting as well, uh, the security cabinet is still a meeting right now of, you know, the debating this deal. they were approved also by the negotiators who are waiting for their vote, but for to be also here now from sources for ministers that are not part of the security cabinet. but there has been some and also to the white, a cabinet that appears to take place later this afternoon. so there was some

speculation that, uh, possibly the white, a cabinet that also needs to vote on this do might only need on saturday nights. but there has been a lot of pressure that this goes through. you know, domestic pressure is saying this needs to go through to um, to get this going. the house that just don't have time to wait another day. and we also heard earlier a statement by the prime minister's office that they are thinking as subject to that the votes are going through the cabinet, the security cabinet, and the white, a cabinet that, you know, everything will happen according to the outline. meaning that a real c, a c for a on sunday, and a 1st release of the hostages also on sunday. so just to be clear, amazing, well, secure with the cabinet that's going on that you need to approve this and pass it onto the, the full government that is already meeting. so these 2 meetings

a going on at the same time. this looks like good news, or if they're not at the same time, that will be one of the, of the, of the 1st, the security covenant has to vote. and then this will be then a, put to the white, a cabinet. then they have a to vote of, but again, it wasn't clear when the why the cabinet will come together. and then we have another procedural process. that means after these votes of being done, and if everything is pos, and as you said, the house been opposition, we're expecting the fall right parties and possibly others to vote against this deal. but so that's the expectation investors. any surprise that the deal will go through would be about to 5, so to speak of the by the a government then there will be, you know, uh, the other lists will be published to have to be published. this is a procedure that's always takes place in such cases with the names of palestinians

that will be released from it's really prisons. this would also take time. it's like in the list would be published and that will be at 24 to 48 hour period. for objections to these names and often that this year can really go into effect is all the procedures, of course, from the is ready. so i know, you know, that has been a lot of pressure here domestically. that this is going know a ford after this. i also political crisis, as we seen here, was all the back and forth, but also obviously internationally because you know, it was announced that this deal become the si, size of come into effect on sunday. and we also heard from the rest president elect, who said, you know, he expects us to be set in motion before us integration on monday. okay. meanwhile, these really military is still pounding targets in gaza. what's your sense of the reasons full of these attacks?

that's why we seen this in previous conflicts. i've really up to the last minute and bergman's and fighting where i continue and this is again, it seems to be the case. i mean, people in gaza have told me it's really a very, very, a difficult time. right? now, i mean, they're trying to hunker down, but it's very difficult, obviously, as they don't have shell just now, the numbers of injured and killed have been very high in the past of 48 hours. now that is really, i mean i said that they are a targeting a military targets as they put it, but they're also civilians being killed. and also it has been such a you know, this is also obviously danger a to the hostages. ok, thanks. that tiny, tiny agreement in jefferson well, this tiny was saying over the last few days, israel has stepped top bass, drag st guys over the high restaurant health ministry, says they've killed more than 80 palestinians mixed feelings among thousands

celebrations at the news of a ceasefire. mixed with doubts that will happen and tends to sadness. it everything that has been lost, that trepidation is backed up by events since the announcement that is where the air strikes pumping to celebrate to be moved. taking the lives with them the deal is supposed to come into force on sunday. the on certain days ahead and making some here novice. again, we must remain cautious. we were afraid that could be an even was not boston before i saw him anything of it. the next few days could be even more difficult than the whole of the last year. i am in the middle of summer. we just hope the blood should stops by sort of others and noticing the positive impacts. the news has already had

on the everyday lives. the price of the sponsored vegetables used to be 30 seconds now it's 5. the ceasefire. news has reduced the price of a spot of oil cost $10.00 cycles. now it was 30 before that. we weren't cigarette prices to be cheaper to the others as thinking about the future. we need to start thinking of solutions and enough destruction and was we're exhausted. 15 months of humiliation and living and trying to tense. and during this time, i hate on the winter cold and this the children who died of cold, why nobody is riley's also appear to be apprehensive. receive free like is there is a threat from the from come us like if we just like going to let them gas i and that might be doing if the rest 7th. again, like knowing that it guarantees differently. i think we, we gonna fall back to a well again, with a was because the citizen was because we've come with some us. i think the

agreement is a good agreement. the once we get all the hostages back into the bodies that are being held there captive, but i think that's how much that will re online regroup again, as we see in the correlation that they have been some dis, court against disagreement with home us, of the ceasefire deal is file some certain and it seems that few on either side are willing to believe it until they see it is what gets the most doors making headlines. we're starting partners talking about the former prime minister in man. tom has been sentenced to 14. he is in jail in the corruption case. he's already behind boss on convictions on of the graft charges. his wife put should be beat received a 7 year child. the couple have been accused of accepting lambs legally state tied . kuhn in exchange for loan didn't buy the 3 lawyers who once represented the light

opposition, the russian opposition leader. like say the finally happen child by the clubs after a go said gordon and alexi lips to who were already in custody. have been given sentences for 3 and a half to 5 years. i've, they've been charged with taking part in an extremist organization. is the problem, is a widow uni yet enough? i'm not half as cold for the immediate release that we run and russia are expected to assign a major news to take partnership treating it during the visit to moscow by around the president masoud. the position can, has been holding talks with president putin before assigning the deal company. it says it comes areas from trade and ministry corporation to science, education, and culture. both sides look into different bear relations in the face of west to essentially let's get more on this. my correspondent, the 2nd i saw an oscar e as a new re got what i dw has been operating from since the band from russia. welcome

back. so guy got iran already thoughts to be providing russia with significant another she assistance. what else does moscow hope to gain from this deal? salt so far there is no sign that this meeting will take the relationship between russia and to run to a new level. but it could help formalize the, the, the, the current level of cultivation. so it's possible that the timing of these meetings right before the trumps the and now the ration in washington is not the co incidence of trump has or the south field continue his the so called maximum maximum pressure fall is this i guess to run and must come, i want to find out if iran with eve up, it's a partnership with russia. do, for example, avoid some us sanctions this. now this partnership, of course, in, in, in, in the includes f, a growing and economic and military ties,

especially since russia started its full scale invasion of ukraine almost 3 years ago. and come around and rely on russia being a reliable partner. so this is a good question because the citizens of both sides have accused each other of abandoning the moscow some. however, the less the 3 years showed that iran actually can count on russia. moscow, for example, has been helping to run you in, in there initially, the organizations and for example, it was the moscow russia, the 1st floor around to joined the sheriff. i called the ration organization and it was also moscow that supported iran century and the brakes last year. so some experts even argue that it is a run the benefits of the most from its relationship with russia, then vice versa. you mentioned those but both accusing each other of abandoning

syria and by prop top they, i side ration who have been a, pull the plug them rebel forces advance to a damascus. i wonder if syria unlikely to feature in bilateral talks or has must go sort of admitted defeat and moved on i'm most co hasn't admit it hasn't committed the dispute. and the, in fact the in late december put in, was still hoping to keep the military bases in syria despite the reports about their evacuation. but she has the kremlin, has already announced that the situation in syria will be one of the topics that the put in and position will discussed today. and even the there are mutual accusations about who's to blame a for a subs don't full and celia, they certainly have a lot to talk about. right. thanks for that. that database the so guys have to know ski and riga american so many count david lynch has

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