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menu this mckinnon. welcome to the program is rel, security cabinet has agreed. the 6 week sci fi deal in the goals of the full cabinet is now missing to vote on the deals. tons minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have been ironed out, bounce off to previously claiming that hamas had back trucks on pulse of the agreement. the far right national security minister, smell bend of the house threatened to resign. if the c spot is approved. as to miss neil who says some hostages, still held by him off could be freed as early as this sunday. and that's chris straight now to the w correspondent, competent i got, who's interested in following developments for us constancy. as we just said, the full cabinet is out this hour discussing the vote on the seas fly a deal. tell us what the main sticking point so so well it

seems that the main sticking points are actually a, can you trust hum us and also whether to review these really military operations. early out of there will leaks today that allegedly nothing yahoo, the prime minister would like to review a minister operations against thomas after the 1st phase of the, of the deal bought again these, this is completely and confirm. it's very clear that some members of the government, you mentioned already, one minister who said he will resign if the deal goes through. they think that this deal especially constrains israel in its ability to try come off. and i suspect this is the main thing. you mentioned, the 1st phase of the deal. there was several phases. you mentioned, the issues inside the internal is really politics. and so, you know,

even if this is approved, they're all still many things that could go wrong here. on the this was some code, especially of homeless fields. that's basically these really sort of going to stick to the whole of the deal. maybe they, they've also decide to resume with the, the, they've been there are suspicions like that here too. and uh, at the same time, this suspicion all this fear that they're going to be massive resignation is from the government that is going to have the government and uh, basically prosecuting this going on with the deal. these thieves have subsided. it's interesting that right before somebody before sundown, ma'am, the jewish um, they all stats read me the says from religious bosses in nothing. yeah. i was cabinet submitted to him. written

a confirmation is that they will vote full the deal before leaving for some of so i think that's a things could go wrong, but still fall in jerusalem here. the consensus is that video will be approved, then we'll go through all shedra. okay, so let's assume it does again, nothing is confirmed yet, but if the full cabinet does approve this deal, it will come into effect on sunday. so could you to across through what will happen then what, what will happen from sunday, a well of the cease fire is expected to be in force at noon to stop being enforced or to begin at noon tomorrow. and the expectation is the hostages. the $33.00 hostages, included in the 1st sort of stage. first phase of the deal all will be uh, freed round about the 5 pm. this is the expectation again, you called guarantee is at the same time these rarely present service. i've just

seen like a few minutes before we went on the information that these really present services are preparing special buses for the palestinians, secure to the business that will be exchanged in the taking to uh to the palestinian side. so that's how it's going to proceed. tomorrow, these are the 2 points cease far and then the 1st elements of prisoner extract, pennsylvania. i just want to clarify when you say tomorrow, do you mean sunday? is this going to be happening on saturday or on sunday? no. i mean, it's going to happen tomorrow, i set to that. okay. all right. now model of this is going on, the israel defense forces are continuing to hit targets in gaza. is this likely to continue until the ceasefire? officially tates effect? the audio of the fair worst strikes during the day indeed.

and uh, let's put it like that. this is military logic. as long as there is no peace, there's war. and it's possible that though they're going to be really strikes all the way to noon when the, when the ceasefire is supposed to take place. so it is indeed something that basically happens separately uh from uh, uh, from these um deliberations on the, on the deal. and this is a, basically similar situations before. it's also what happens. so this is nothing you that and uh, correspondence, injurious lim, constant get constant. thank you so much. we can speak now. tomorrow is on the fry and a senior on the list for israel and the palestinian territories of the international crisis group. joining us now from tell of the we'll come back to the w as get to see israel was pointing the finger at her mouth yesterday,

but it's become very apparent that is really domestic politics has been pushing this deal into doubt. what do you see happening? do you see the still going through? yeah, i mean i, i see this is a done deal. you've had the outgoing us president, the incoming us president, trump, the prime minister of cuts are all saying that there is a deal at all talking about a deal for a permanent ceasefire. i find it very difficult to see how it wouldn't go through at this point. however, and attending yahoo himself as well as his far right ministers are all pretty much against the deal. they are explicitly against it and that in yeah, who has been, you know, a pretty much we've had radio silence from him since the ceasefire was announced. and i think he's been doing everything possible to hold his coalition together and to kind of avoid getting the deal through. but i think it's a given, it's going to have to start. and the big question is, how smoothly will it go and how long will it last me and i just wanted to,

to drool of you is attention to an article that you wrote. and i'm closing here. you wrote that goals or is not in espanol whose war is israel as well. so you're saying the problem isn't only ness and yahoo, it's the vitamin, most of these ready people support the military campaign and gaza and the government's goal of destroying. hum us, you know, whatever the human toll, the palestinians in gauze that is kit. can you elaborate on that? tell us, tell us more about that. yeah, well i believe i wrote that several months ago and it's true that there's been a major consensus for the war and because there's been almost no criticism at all about how israel has waged war in terms of the military for us. but there has been a lot of criticism about the fact that israel hasn't been able to defeat from us and remove it from power and gaza. and, but we have now is a situation in which there will be presumably a ceasefire and a pause and hopefully an end to the war. but there will not be

a removal from us from power, but is rarely is at this point in terms of a hostage deal. and for months now have been in favor of it. there's polls that show that they're in favor of it, even if it means ending the war. you have a security and defense establishment and a military who has gotten behind the may 27th by didn't outlined that we've, you know, had on, on for months now that of the same deal that we're doing now is the same one and many, and as real have gotten behind it, it's really just the hard far right, who has been against it and it's in yahoo himself, primarily for his own political survival. but you know, it is rarely is, are worried about the future between israel and gaza, which is obviously not solved at all. but they want the hostages back. and it's hard for me to convey or overstate how much of a release it is for his release. and also for posted in that there will be a pause and we do hope that those of us, i think and certainly me as an analyst here. we hope that that, that can be built on for diplomacy because i think what we see quite clearly and i

think many israelis at this point see as well, is that israel's destruction of gaza and military force has not actually achieved the word objective of removing from us, if we could talk about the future of gauze or, i mean there was still so many questions on that regarding the strip who will lead it, who will rebuild it? you know, if the 1st phases of this deal do hold, what do you see happening in gaza as well? i think gaza is going to be in the state of trauma and rebuilding it's basic services and buildings and, and health for many, many years to come completely dependent on a traumatized kids without a parent's parents without kids. so it's just going to be a mess in terms of who's going to govern a place that it's become almost unbelievable. that will also, i think, take many years to figure out. but in the immediate, you have to have a ceasefire,

and you have to have a mechanism to guarantee and in similar ways that the us is trying to do in lebanon, in a ceasefire that has been fragile and problematic. but it's held. you need to have that international and us presence and i'm concerned that trump is not going to do that. and certainly that missing yahoo is not interested in that. he's pretty much saying and promising to his far right minister, so much rich that he's going to continue and resumed the war after the 1st phase. so i'm hoping that it will continue and then you're going to have to have some kind of palestinian authority presence with things that people have been talking about for months. and israel has done nothing about that because the only people who can ultimately the govern guys are palestinians and home us no matter how defeated it is. it's also going to have to have buying or play a role in some way on a strictly practical level. that's just how it's going to have to be there as long as fine from the international crisis group. thank you so much for speaking to us,

and thanks so much for your insights. thank you. and ron and russia has sealed a new strategic partnership. presidents masoud possess key on and let them in person sign the agreement in moscow. the kremlin says the free c covers trade and military cooperation as well as science, education, and culture. both sides hoping closer relations will help them get around western sanctions. this both in southern ukraine has just been hit by a russian drug, a drone that's an old likelihood, was made by a run. and in this case, kills at least one person the use of drones and the ukraine conflict as not just tara roy's people on both sides. it's also transformed russia's relationship with around an influence, the shape of what's being cold and historic,

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making, it would open a pathway to india and the gulf while bypassing the ceilings of the west. to many say russia and around notes of this allies, despite to co operating for use in syria to prop up the now defunct, a side regime in the past, the relationship has been called a marriage of convenience with many ups and downs. but now there's a prospect of a new chapter, despite their insistence, then not targeting any one country, and that the new packs will be only constructed. it still appears to have the potential to make some in the west on easy his reminder for you is our top story at the south. israel secures the cabinet, has agreed on the terms of the 6 weeks he saw. it was from us in gaza. the full cabinet is meeting now to approve the deals. prime minister's office says some hostages could be freed as une is something that you are up to date states,

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