we are seeing hamas, palestinian islamic jihad fighters in the streets. we're also seeing crowds in the streets as as well. we can see children among those that are waiting for this, this release. obviously, these are images, as i say, that will be seen in israel and around the world, which hamas will be very aware of. they will be wanting to show that they are still, at least in this small pocket of gaza city, very much in control. hello. >> it may be 3 a.m. in washington, but you can bet the new trump administration is certainly watching these pictures very closely as well. paula hancocks in abu dhabi. don't go anywhere. let's see if we can get some insight added to the conversation here. also, from ambassador alon pinkas. he's a former israeli consul general in new york. joining us live at this hour via skype via from tel aviv. ambassador, thank you so much for for joining us. i'm curious if you could just tell us a little bit about your reaction as you see these pictures coming out of gaza city. as paula just reminded us, this is just one pocket in a

the palestinian islamic jihad group and gaza says it will release is release of feeling hostage auto bill your food before the next plan hostage, prisoners swap with israel. according to the israel, hamas ceased by agreement. our ability of food should have been released by him off on saturday, but how mosque delayed their release over what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their old neighborhoods in northern garza gardens. desperate to go north to what's left of their old homes had been left scrambling to get food and water on the roads leading to northern gaza. thousands of people waits with the worldly possessions to return home. he's right in his blocks major authorize after each the queues thomas of breaking the terms of the ceasefire . when he failed to release the hood and he's really civilian insult, today's hostage, hanover and he's really ministry spokes person called it's a breach of the truce. while hamas said it was a technical issue. while the political blaine gaming, jaws, people and gaza can

and she has to spend more than 15 months and come to the t a with the palestinian islamic jihad whose members of moments lining up the vehicle surrounding them in order to, to live and a to a, to release the, i'm sorry, most hostages, apparently are you so a value whose earlier today, when she was released a by the minute truth winkle pharmacy corporation with the palestinians is lemma jazz with a managed to uh to will have through uh these. 5 very um, percentage crowds in a security set goes as they were trying to protect her and she was handed over to the i c r c who continue also to receive mary hostages of from the city of con you and us at the moment. so okay, and we're also guessing report, so the red cross has received 3 of those tiny nationals. uh 2 of them have not been handed over just yeah, that's the latest we know in terms of the time nationals. um now it seems that we are still waiting. c on for these moses to be released as well. um a male is really the parts of the agreement for him to be released. an 8 year old can you remind to of years when it came comes to the see

we do know that at one point she was in the captivity of islamic jihad.deal back in november of 2023. it remains deeply unclear why she has not been freed yet, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has informed the trump administration they are not going to allow palestinian civilians to return to the north until they get, in their words, satisfaction on this issue. but it is very likely, ali, that hamas will see this as a major violation of the deal. one of its priorities is to reassert itself in northern gaza and to allow displaced palestinian civilians to finally return to what, in many cases, are the ruins of their homes up here. so while there is good news right now, there is a lot of questions about the future of this ceasefire. >> it will stay close to you in petah tikva, israel, as the hostages are released. and of course, we'll be monitoring the release of the prisoners into the occupied territories. raf sanchez for us in petah tikva, israel. joining me now is the independent journalist noga tarnopolsky. she's also outside the hospital in

we're hearing if from islamic jihad now that she will now be released.ou confident that that is going to happen? >> -- signed a very detailed agreement with hamas and with the negotiators. unfortunately, hamas is breaching the agreement. we are negotiating the release, and we hope by the end of the week we will see her back home. she was supposed to be released by now, and we are working on that. so we are continuing with the agreement, but we expect hamas to stand up for the agreement and not only with this woman, also they were supposed to give us a list of all the hostages with the details of their health conditions. we haven't got that list yet. jonathan: mr. ambassador, i was interested hearing president trump say on saturday that he would like to see egypt and jordan take in of the displaced palestinians who have lost hair homes in gaza. a pushback from egypt and jordan. and it seems to me, an ongoing part of the situation in the middle east that those countries and others do not want to have the palestinian people on their territories. how much of

yahoo has been held by islamic jihad and she was one of those people released in hon eunice today. and that was a made a huge amount of people. and so essentially they were, as she was saying, i'm taking the along a card or towards the i c r c. cause that what files of people surrounding her and members of islamic jihad, essentially creating a circle around her in order to get her to the vehicle. but she's also possibly reason there was a snack in the 1st place because it's, i think she has said she was a soldier and they wanted to swap half of 50 posting and prisoners as is public deal. outbox it be, it's right, was saying she's actually a civilian and they want to go ahead with her being, being released in the 1st pos, the deal. so this is why she was then released out today. essentially. however, the way that took place, the way took place in hon. eunice was quite distinctly different from the release earlier of i could becca in giovanni refugee camp front by her mouth. so it seemed to show fools at strongly. somebody had at the south in the con eunice box. of course this went w

islamic jihad, the group inside gaza believed to be holding her says that she is alive and will be released next week but the israelis looking to put pressure on hamas to ensure they hold their end of the deal. they say they won't allow palestinian civilians to cross from southern to northern gaza. a key line item in the cease-fire agreement until the other israeli civilian is released. that is a long list, dozens of hostages expected to be released in the weeks ahead and if it moves forward as anticipated we will see another hostage release exchange for palestinian prisoners this weekend. >> civilized people are watching a larger pr game. on the ground, is it possible to determine who is winning this pr war? >> reporter: absolutely. hamas wants to send a few messages, one, that they can still be in control of gaza. part of the reason they are playing these propaganda games by releasing the hostages on a stage to the red cross making them climb onto the stage and sign a document that they released them. giving hostages lanyards that have their photo and information on the lanyard and gift b

many of them have affiliations with hamas and islamic jihad. and of course, 70 of them are expected to be deported. now, of course, this is the second exchange that we have seen since the ceasefire came into effect. and what's important to underscore is that we're seeing a slightly different exchange today. last weekend, what we saw was that the majority of prisoners being released were women. many of them had been held under administrative detention, meaning no charges had been laid against them. the makeup of the prisoners being released today is very different. as i mentioned, many of them serving life sentences and of course others serving more severe sentences as well. of course, they have been charged with those sentences, so that is what we are expecting to see today in terms of the process. of course, it remains unclear exactly when exactly in terms of the timing, we will see these prisoners being released. last weekend there was a huge amount of delay. in fact, we didn't see prisoners being released until around 1:00 or 2 a.m. in the m

hamas and islamic jihad are clearly making a show out of this release. of these three, i excuse me, four women who are currently now in the hands of the red cross. we've been watching this live. thousands of people gathered in palestine square in gaza city. this is an area where israeli forces operated for months, and now hamas is organized. they have fighters there wearing green headbands. we're looking at these images here of the red cross vehicles leaving the square after briefly, we saw these four israeli hostages, four former israeli soldiers who were taken on october 7th. they are waving and smiling again. they have been forced to do this by hamas, but an indication they are indeed alive and they are in good enough health to be able to walk. we see a split screen and many of the channels that are covering this. people gathered in hostage square here in tel aviv to celebrate the release of these four israeli soldiers. and then that other side inside gaza, where the red cross vehicles are leaving the square. again, this is a moment of relief for the

. >> is that islamic jihad is holding her.st few minutes, an informed source with islamic jihad has confirmed to nbc news that 29 year old arbel yahud is alive. she is in good condition and she will be released before next saturday, the third round of hostages for prisoner swap. this would be a midweek hostage release, which is not part of the terms of the deal. and the deputy head of islamic jihad is also quoted as telling al jazeera in the past few hours that in exchange for yahud, 30 palestinian prisoners would be released. as you know, there was confusion as to the status of the her status. islamic jihad had argued that she was in fact a soldier, not a civilian, and that they should be getting 50 palestinian prisoners in exchange for her release. but it now appears as though it's going to be 30. so admitting, i suppose, that they were wrong and that she is a civilian now, just in the past few minutes, we've received this on the israeli side, the source familiar with the details, and i'm going to read this now that, contrar

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there's been islamic jihad. there's been backin islamicjihad.ion as i understand it throughout the cease—fire negotiations from hamas about how much control they have over those being held by islamicjihad, which is a faction group that some would argue is further and more extreme than hamas. hamas itself is quite extreme. hamas is disputed how much islamic jihad is under its control. i believe that your reporting was just that there was proof of life of that hostage that was probably intended to reassure the israeli side and to allow the israeli side and to allow the next phase is to go forward. hopefully she will be released very soon. that is also important for the step—by—step for the palestinians who need to get back to northern gaza to be able to do so.— back to northern gaza to be able to do so. there have been members _ able to do so. there have been members of — able to do so. there have been members of the _ able to do so. there have been members of the israeli - members of the israeli far right, this deal hasn't been popular with them

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some civilian hostages may be in the hands of palestinian islamic jihad. another does a vase milton group and how much might not even know the exact locations. but as far as is a vis, branch of the deal is real, has indicated it will not do rail agreements. however, the code also required that israel, we open it and that's our repore. there were splitting the enclave in too often. only after all, civilian of the keys were afraid and this was supposed to happen on the 2nd day since of business. the idea of has only a warrant gathered residents against moving north cited extreme danger. so the necessary corridor is not open now on the display, dozens are not allowed to move on to all civilian hostages. all free analysts say this is likely israel's way of penalize me from moscow not sticking to the turn. small associations are being prepared to cross those railing television, hostages square, or large screens, or reading to prose costs to really live the entire country. is gary, not full. what's being called a nationwide celebration on such a day. have mazda

some civilian hostages may be in the hands of palestinian islamic jihad another does a vase. milton coupon have must, might not even know the exact locations but despises of visit rituals. the deal is real, has indicated it will not the rail. the agreement, however, the code also required for israel. we open it, and that's how room corey. there were splitting the employees in to, off to only off to all civilian of the keys were afraid. and this was supposed to happen on the 7th day since this is the idea of has early a warrant gathered residents against moving north side to the extreme danger. so then the 3rd quarter is not open now and the displays gases are not allowed to move on to all civilian hostages. all freight. i'm going to say this is likely israel's way of penalize. we have multiple not sticking to the turns we will also abrasions are being prepared to call suits really tell of these hostages square a large screens or reading to gross cost to really live the entire country. is gary not full. what's being called a nationwide celebration on sunday, mazda is also expected to submit

we know these radius took off all the members of islamic jihad because a mass was releasing the people they expected to be released these right, the civilians before the soldiers. however, that'll change when from ice gave them a new pattern in geneva. and he was a big part of the alexa intifada. the big house, the resistance movement against the occupation he was expected to be released. deputy is a beta, but he's not actually on the list. so we do have um that one person who is very, very well known among palestinians. we also know that there is a mother in la mari refugee camp, which is pushed to ramallah, where she actually has 3 sons being released, but that all going to be deported. her full son who was also in prison, actually died of cancer inside prison. such a huge loss for this mother, and this will be representative of many palestinian families. some are able to create their loved ones office. we'll see them having to leave the country. all right, thank you so much, laura. on the from my mind in golden, let's go over now to abraham and sally, he joins me on the phone from p

he's improved is with them in the last 2 the this is reframe in this series will be just the islamic jihad says it will release on is really captive at the center of the golf. the seats, 5 dispute as well says meanwhile, it will continue to block palestinians from returning home to northern garza, until abdullah is released the money in sight. this is out. is there a lie from day while also coming on us president donald trump says egypt on jordan should take in.

they supply the weapons to hamas and hezbollah, palestinian islamic jihad, the houthis, who continueo attack american ships and our interests and our bases. so, you know, we shouldn't lose sight of who iran, the government of iran is and what they've been targeting. and they're no friend of ours, right? they're part of they're part of the new our new enemy set right with with russia, china, north korea and iran. that's what we've got to focus on and keep a very clear eye on. and so we've got we want to make sure we stand strong against iran. >> new jersey democratic congressman josh gottheimer, sir, thank you for your time on this really important day. i appreciate you weighing in. thank you. >> thanks for having us. thank you. >> donald trump's first day in office. what tangible change we're going to see immediately. and in the first week, perhaps, plus the message in his inauguration speech, we're back inauguration speech, we're back in 90s. when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪♪ super helpful. ♪♪ [ cheering ] what are invoices? progressive makes it

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before this, they battled hamas and islamic jihad fighters.ys it has received a list from hamas of the next eight hostages set to be freed following the cease-fire. three of the hostages are israeli. including two women who are thought to be the last female hostages left alive. >> a 29-year-old was abducted near the gaza border on the seventh of october. another was taken from a military base near the gaza border. they are set to be released along with an 80-year-old man. hamas has said they will release five thai nationals. they were a group of agricultural workers who were objected. we do not know the names of those people yet. they are not formally tied to this deal. 110 palestinian prisoners will also be released from israeli jails. this is said to include about 30 women and children. according to israeli media reports, several of those who have been sentenced to life imprisonment for much more serious offenses will not be allowed to return to those areas. they will be exiled either to egypt or other arab countries. anchor: earlier on wedn

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i'm setting up checkpoints. officials said they want to prevent fighters from hamas and islamic jihad gaining behind. since the start of the war on gaza set or tax and the occupied west bank of increased this was monday, terrorizing palestinians. these really ministry has intensified as raids on set up more checkpoints. the palestinian authority says the proliferation of barriers in road blocks is saying that dismembering the occupied westbank burnett. smith alger 0 from the saw who joins us from jordan's capital a month because these really government and tell us to know all righty of bandages for reporting in israel and the occupied west bank. well how and what more can you tell us about these ongoing rates to terrorism, rage, but palestinians will tell you that this is just another thing of living life under his early occupation. and just another thing on the list of collective punishment without top that kinds of thank you. the, the the full days into the say saw between is right and how much you and it says humanitarian aid is flowing into gaza. $2400.00 trucks events and since s

the palestinian islamic jihad terror group released a propaganda video of civilian hostage arbel yehud is due to be released on thursday. the family asked the media not to broadcast any images from the clip, but in the video she reassures her family she is okay and hopes to return home soon like the other girls. as for the 25 other hostages expected to be released in the first phase of the cease-fire, hamas has told israel eight of them are dead, but they didn't specify who is alive and who isn't. as the world waits to learn the 5/8 of the bibas family and their two young boys. >>> hundreds of thousands of palestinians returned to their homes, or what is left of them, in northern gaza for the first time yesterday. as cbs's elizabeth palmer reports, hamas is taking advantage of the cease-fire to regroup and recruit. >> reporter: israel's assault on gaza killed thousands of hamas fighters but it also created a whole generation of new ones. >> translator: i have nothing left. today i'm prepared to join hamas and not just be one of them, but be one of the best. >> reporter: he asked that w

the group which is holding her is islamic jihad said that she was part of the israeli military and there. she was working at a particular place in the south as a guide, a centre dedicated to technology and space. that was the role she was doing but what we heard in the past half an hour from our sources is that this group has sent proof of life and she is still alive. i think what we are seeing from both hamas and other groups is that they want to put israel in a position where they say yes, this is satisfactory for us and so as a consequence, those hundreds of thousands of gazans can begin theirjourney home. but it is unclear at the moment with the current israeli government thinking is and whether they will give the green light to white, of course, would be a huge movement of people. [30 white, of course, would be a huge movement of people. do you have a sense _ huge movement of people. do you have a sense of _ huge movement of people. do you have a sense of how— huge movement of people. do you have a sense of how the _ have a sense of how the developments today have affected public su

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but there are other terrorist organizations inside gaza including palestinian islamic jihad a subsidiary. when the war ends, when the day after comes, you want to see a gaza that is peaceful, that is not a threat to israel and if people watch the video of gazans going north along the coastal road, take a view of the coast there. i ask what's the difference between the coast and tel aviv and the coast off gaza and the only answer is 20 miles, not even, 15 miles, that's the only difference. it could be a wonderful place if the palestinian people put down the war against israel. maria: great point. thank you. stay with us. quick break and we'll be back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com morikawa

he was halfway through a 25-year prison term for joining palestinian islamic jihad, a u.s.isted terror group. "thank god my son returned home," said his mother, kissing him and holding him close. and here in tel aviv, we learned that the four hostages are in stable condition. tonight, attention turns to next weekend and another hostage swap. nancy, there are 89 israelis still held in gaza, seven are americans, three still believed alive. >> ramy, thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," find out why some american farmers are concerned about president trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. >>> carmaker kia is recalling thousands of vehicles for safety issues. which models are affected? >>> and presidential price tag. we'll tell you the going rate for a piece of history. >>> tonight, many of america's farmers already feeling the pinch are worried about the possibility of more challenges. that's because president trump is threatening to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, creating uncertainty about the future of the work force. >> t

he was halfway through a 25-year prison term for joining palestinian islamic jihad, a u.s.d terror group. "thank god my son returned home safely," said his mother. kissing and holding him close. ramy inocencio, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> up next, intense weather is taking a toll on an aging power grid. we will introduce you to some americans who are making their own power and sharing it with th today's world is hectic, and as parents, we need all the help we can get. we know our kids would rather hang out with their digital babysitter, but this babysitter comes straight from big social. tiktok, instagram and youtube promise entertainment and connection, but spread isolation and despair. for hours a day, social media companies sell our kids minds to advertisers. we would never let a real-life babysitter connect our kids to racist, extremists or worse still predators. we wouldn't let a babbysitter show our children violence or give them drugs. but social media companies do this every day, making billions of dollars by feeding our kids lies and dangerous content that ruins their

from 1981-1987 islamic jihad was born in 81. 81. hezbollah was born in 82, and hamas was born between 85 and 87. so i wouldn't suggest anybody to start rejoicing over destroying hamas, hezbollah, or the palestinian resistance or to cutting iran's arms. because the resistance will stay as long as the occupation stays, as long as repression stays. resistance to israel, to a friend occupation, to apartheid, to genocide existed before the iranian revolution. it came to being reinforced exact at the time that israel and sharon believed that it wiped out the resistance. i think right now as you look at gaza, hamas is still there. israel, netanyahu did not achieve his goal of destroying hamas. hamas is still there. israel had to come to ceasefire temporary, i hope it will be permanent for the sake of 50,000 people who were massacred, genocide by israel. so that there won't be another 50,000. the resistance is not dead. i can tell you that the vicious, for the resistance to go away, has been based on on a misrepresentation, a framing by isr

the women were surrounded by both hamas and islamic jihad fighters. they were then turned over to the red cross in palestine square in gaza city in the west bank. people there are waiting for the release of 200 palestinian prisoners who are part of this exchange. in phase one of this agreement, and idf spokesman daniel hagari had this to say earlier this morning. >> hamas failed to meet its obligations to first release israeli female civilian hostages as part of the agreement. we are determined to return to the return of arbel yehud and israeli citizen kidnaped from near us and also shiri bivas and her two children, kfir and ariel, whose welfare we are extremely concerned about. >> cnn's jerusalem correspondent jeremy diamond is live in tel aviv in hostage square. jeremy, there are a lot of relieved people behind you for these four women. take us there. tell us what you're seeing. >> yeah. victor. over the course of the last several hours, we have seen thousands of people gathered here at hostage square to watch every single emotional twist and turn o

the officials said they want to prevent fighters from hamas and islamic jihad gaining behind since the start of the war on gaza set or tax and the occupied west bank of increased this was monday, terrorizing palestinians. these really military has intensified as rates on set up more check points. the palestinian authority says the proliferation of barriers and road blocks is aimed at dismembering the occupied westbank burnett. smith address era, colorado who is joining us with joe denny and capital of mine. that's because the is really government and the palestinian authority of bind. i'll just data from reporting from both israel and the occupied westbank honda over the last 50 months . a lot of the focus, of course has been on guys these attacks have been continuing. natalie seem to be getting even more intense. well it's been argued that throughout israel's war on gaza, there was a silent war going on in the occupied westbank because since the start of the war in october 2023 is really forces intensified these near de forties into the cx. 5 between israel and thomas and gaza and the

we are hearing the other main palestinian armed group in gaza, islamic jihad, says that if it is sendingation to qatar to take place in a final agreement. in the last couple of hours, president joe biden and the egyptian president cc have had negotiations about the efforts and have called on all involved to show flexibility in achieving a truce. we have some detail on what that deal in reaching a cease fire and hostage release deal is thought to include with the initial release of 34 israeli hostages including women, children, the wounded, and the sick. in return, it's expected israel will release 1000 palestinian printed in including about 190 who have been serving sentences of 15 years or more. an agreement we need to be reached on the future of gaza including whether israeli troops can remain there. the official mediators, the qatari's, will play a key role in helping any last details over the line. here is what their spokesperson has been saying. >> we reached a point where the major issues that were preventing a deal from happening were addressed. we have language pertaining to this

hamas, palestinian islamic jihad, and also fatah. and some 70 of them will not be allowed to the occupied west bank or the gaza. they will be deported to egypt. back to you. >> appreciate that. paula hancocks in abu dhabi, thank you so much. i want to bring in now jeremy diamond, who is live at hostage square in tel aviv. jeremy, the sight of so much emotion as the images of those four hostages being released was shown to the people there. take us through what you saw. >> again. yeah. people here have been following every twist and turn of. >> this release. >> from the moment when we. >> saw those first live images inside palestine square in gaza of hamas, you know, setting up the stage, setting the scene for this very dramatic, clearly propaganda filled release of these four captive israeli soldiers. we then saw as those four captives were released by hamas, were put on a stage first smiling and waving at the crowd that was there, clearly still very much under duress in their final moments of captivity. and then, as they were taken

it's an incredibly difficult domestic situation and then the broader issue of the islamic jihad and hamas cells in places like the west bank and where there was a drone strike from the brigades there. this is a conflict not over, and the war will continue in some capacity. >> harris: trey, i have to step in quickly, and i thank you for all of the detail in answer to the question you were asked. some of that is why they need at least 16 more days for phase 2, i imagine and you're laying it out beautifully, and what everyone is looking at on the left side of the screen and this is tel aviv and remember i was telling you about the demonstrations that began last night, and they're a few hours ahead of us, and many of them may have gotten a rather imminent feeling that something was going. well, they're in full strength. can we hear any of this with what we are bringing in via satellite? [sounds of drums] >> harris: okay, let's listen. >> [protestor speaking] [drums] >> harris: what we're watching right now is the support for the deal that would free hostages and, you know, obviously some of t

both hamas and islamic jihad flags and fighters were there when the women were handed over to the red cross in palestine square in gaza city and in the west bank. 200 palestinian prisoners are expected to be released from ofer prison today. now, moments ago, idf spokesman daniel hagari had this to say about the four freed hostages and another they had initially expected to be released. >> hamas failed to meet its obligations to first release israeli female civilian hostages. as part of the agreement. we are determined to return to the return of arbel yehud and israeli citizen kidnaped from near us and also shiri bivas and her two children, kfir and ariel, whose welfare we are extremely concerned about cnn's jeremy diamond joining us now live from hostages square in tel aviv. >> jeremy, get us up to speed on the latest. obviously, a lot of emotions that we've been seeing and hearing from the crowd there behind you. >> yeah, without a doubt, the crowd here has been following every twist and turn of this movement this morning, from the moments when we saw hamas fighters and hamas vehicle