attack in tel aviv. the attacker has been shot dead. it comes as israel prepares to receive the first three hostages under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. i am hamas. iam in hamas. i am in hostage square in tel aviv, where families are counting down to the moment when they hope their loved ones will heading home. dozens of people have been injured in a accident at the astun ski resort in spain. thousands of people are expected to join a let us bring you some news that has been developing here in tel aviv in the last 1.5 hours, or so. there has been a stabbing in tel aviv on a coastal road, with reports saying that a man stabbed another, he was taken to hospital and is in a serious condition. the attacker was shot by a passer—by. these are live pictures from the scene. you can see the security presence there, and the presence there, and the presence of a lot of police vehicles, following that incident. we are getting some reports that the attacker was a 19—year—old resident of the west bank, that is t

attack in tel aviv. attacker has been shot dead. it comes as israel prepares to receive the first three hostages under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. i am hamas. iam in hamas. i am in hostage square in tel aviv, where families are counting down to the moment when they hope their loved ones will heading home. live from london, this is bbc news. this is the scene live in tel aviv, where israeli police say several people have been wounded in a stabbing attack in tel aviv. the attacker has been shot dead. it comes as israel prepares to receive the first three hostages under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. i am hamas. iam in hamas. i am in hostage square in tel aviv, where families are counting down to the moment when they hope their loved ones will heading home. dozens of people have been injured in a accident at the astun ski resort in spain. thousands of people are expected to join a

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv.to tel aviv and speak to our middle east correspondent nick beake. we saw the pictures in that report, thejubilation earlier report, the jubilation earlier on report, thejubilation earlier on when those women were released. give us a sense of what is happening right now? welcome back to tel aviv were just a few moments ago, there was a huge cheer and that is because on the big screen here was that footage that all of us or earlier of the four soldiers being released and eventually being released and eventually being reunited with their families. there has been a real feeling ofjubilation here feeling of jubilation here today. feeling ofjubilation here today. but also there is a different message because this is a rally that is getting under way, is a rally that is getting underway, it is a rally that is getting under way, it will last an hour also an essential message is that the remaining hostages should not be forgotten. we have got some of the families and friends of those still bei

let's cross live to tel aviv and speak to our middle east correspondent nick beake.magine there are scenes notjust of celebration but feelings of apprehension as well. i want to bring you something that yolande knell has said. she has heard from someone at the israeli hostages and missing hostages for that this may be the last chance for hostages. i this may be the last chance for hostaues. ~ , ., ., hostages. i think you are absolutely _ hostages. i think you are absolutely right. - hostages. i think you are absolutely right. there i hostages. i think you are i absolutely right. there are extreme emotions on display here today and the last 15 months. this places the focus for many families and friends of hostages and israelis who want to gather and show their support here. there have been weekly rallies here and later on there will be other events. earlier on people gathered to watch the screen and there was a joyful moment when they saw before hostages being released. people could take that in and absorbed it here before their very eyes. among this year and represe

a sense of relief in the stwreets of tel aviv and gaza tonight. after israel and hamas agree to a cease-fire, with the release of dozens of hostages still held inside gaza in exchange for hundreds of palestinians freed from israel i prisons. starting this sunday and over the next 42 days, israeli troops will withdraw their forces to a buffer zone around the gaza strip, halting military operations for the release of 33 hostages, starting with all women, children, elderly, and the sick and injured. the pause in fighting would allow desperately-needed humanitarian aid to flood into gaza and allow negotiations to begin for a long-term cease-fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who approved the deal, will now seek the green light from his security cabinet before going to his wider government. barring any legal objections, the idf would start receiving hostages in what they're calling operation wings of freedom. among those that could be released in phase one, two of the seven americans captured and believed to still be alive. a four of three. and k

i want to go to tel aviv. i don't know if she's in tel aviv right now.he's somewhere between israel and the west bank. i know that she's been moving. this morning, nbc news international correspondent daniele hamamdjian. danielle, where are you and what's the latest on the ground right now? >> yeah. good afternoon to you, ali. we're in a place called beitunia in the west bank. and behind me is the drop off location where the palestinian prisoners will be dropped off by bus. ofer prison, which is where many of people here are held, is behind that white van. you can't you can't really see it. i'm going to turn around the camera. these are the family members of the prisoners who have been waiting here all afternoon. they'll be waiting all evening to be reunited with the prisoners who are going to be released. 90 in all, 69 women and 21 children, most of them from the west bank. and they are the first batch of prisoners released in exchange for the first three hostages. now, it's unclear how many of them were detained in what's called administrative detentio

hello and welcome to bbc news broadcasting live from tel aviv from hostages squire, part of the city that has become the focal point of the trauma of israeli since the 7th of october attack when at least 250 people were taken hostage and held in gaza. the pain of that continues to this day. but it is hoped from israelis that the pain and trauma will begin to be alleviated by a ceasefire deal that was struck between israel and hamas in talks in qatar. it was announced in the qatari capital doha last night after months of negotiation and mediation, a ceasefire deal thatis mediation, a ceasefire deal that is due to come into place on sunday and that would begin to see the release of israeli hostages and the release of palestinian prisoners from israeli jails and also about some of the displaced in gaza to return home to what remains of their shattered lives. the israeli, it was due to meet this morning to approve the deal and vote on it but that has been delayed because it appears of a last—minute obstacle. the israeli prime minister of his has released a statement saying hamas is when

we are here on the square in tel aviv that has become the focal point for israel's national trauma since 7th of october 2023 when hamas gunmen stormed israel, taking 250 hostages and killing thousands. there is a demonstration behind me from families of hostages calling for the ceasefire deal to get over the line. speeches are being held by families and loved ones of hostages, still putting pressure on benjamin netanyahu at this last minute. i can bring you live pictures from outside the israeli prime minister past my office where the security cabinet is meeting to discuss the ceasefire deal. it is a phased deal that would begin on sunday with the release of the first hostages, three hostages would be released on sunday and then groups would be released every week for the first six weeks of the first phase. in that first phase they will begin discussing the second phase, which will see more hostages released and a complete israeli withdrawal from the gaza strip. that has prompted the ire of some members of the israeli cabinet with two ministers on the far right of the israeli government

a sense of relief in the streets of tel aviv and gaza tonight. after israel and hamas agree to a cease-fire, with the release of dozens of hostages still held inside gaza in exchange for hundreds of palestinians freed from israeli prisons. starting this sunday and over the next 42 days, israeli troops will withdraw their forces to a buffer zone around the gaza strip, halting military operations for the release of 33 hostages, starting with all women, children, elderly, and the sick and injured. the pause in fighting would allow desperately-needed humanitarian aid to flood into gaza and allow negotiations to begin for a long-term cease-fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who approved the deal, will now seek the green light from his security cabinet before going to his wider government. barring any legal objections, the idf would start receiving hostages in what they're calling "operation wings of freedom." among those that could be released in phase one, two of the seven americans captured and believed to still be alive. sagui dekel-chen, a f

let's cross live to tel aviv and speak to our middle east correspondent, nick beake.hank you very much and welcome back to hostage square in the heart of tel aviv where this morning there was huge jubilation at the sight of those four hostages being released. theirfaces those four hostages being released. their faces light up the big screen here and they are preparing for an event later today and the emphasis will be to make the point that while there was greatjoy today the job is by while there was greatjoy today thejob is by no means done because lots of families and friends of the other hostages who remain in captivity in gaza say the effort can stop and they won't stop until their loved ones are released. i want to introduce you to michael whose brother was taken from the music festival. what happened with the rest of his family? happened with the rest of his famil ? , ., ., ., family? they all got there at 6:20am with _ family? they all got there at 6:20am with his _ family? they all got there at 6:20am with his wife. - family? they all got there at 6:20am with h

cnn's jeremy diamond live in hostage square in tel aviv. the whole country was just celebrating tears of joy in that square as they saw the release of the four hostages. >> without a doubt, a very emotional moment here in hostage square. as many of the people who are here have been coming out every single weekend to protest, to call for a hostage release deal. very much like the one that we are seeing now. and indeed, there is a big screen up on stage here today where people have been watching live the images of these four israeli captives being released from hamas captivity after 15 months. these four israeli soldiers, and as that moment happened, many in this crowd started to cheer. others started to cry. it is just the emotional build up of 15 months that has finally been unleashed here. at every moment when you see these four women on the screen, we have seen cheers and people starting to applaud. what we have also heard are chants, very much like the slogans that we hear at those protests, calling for every single one of the hostages t

jeremy bowen, bbc news, tel aviv.ah fisher, who is at sheba hospital on the outskirts of tel aviv, where the released hostages are now and he told us more about the atmosphere there. quite a moment when the helicopter arrived here and then vehicles drove them into the building behind me. obviously, the media is being kept at arms length. in the last few minutes we have had footage released by the israeli authorities of what is been going on inside the hospital behind me. really, really emotional scenes of ronnie, doran and emily being reunited, not just with their families ——romi but of course their mothers went to meet them as they emerge out of gaza but their friends as well. hugging, lots of singing, crying. this has been a very emotional day here at the hospital. they will have been preparations for what they go through it next to try and recover from the emotional and the physical burden that they've had in the last 15 months or so. yes. there are clearly physical injuries, which are already being addressed. we s

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv.ian agencies have been mobilizing supplies to get aid delivery into gaza as quickly as possible and appealed for aid workers to be allowed safe, unfettered access to people desperately in need. almost 10,000 people have died in gaza since the outbreak of the war according to the health ministry run by hamas. bbc news has followed the stories of those struggling in a desperate humanitarian crisis. our special correspondent fergal keane reports now on gaza after more than a year of war. you may find some of the images distressing. they are used to false rumours. hope has been a lost language in this war. but tonight, perhaps an end... to fear... exhaustion... degradation. they have suffered while the talk has gone on and on. mahmoud and his family have evacuated nine times. his children scavenge for anything that could be sold to buy food. and they suffer for it. skin diseases, hepatitis. "the smell is suffocating", he says, "and the dogs are everywhere. there is nowhere to go to the bat

or near tel aviv.that will be the same pattern for these three? trey, what happens tomorrow? >> reporter: tomorrow the israeli people go back to waiting. it will take days to determine the next list of hostages to be released from gaza. the hostages that are going to be released today will stay at the sheba medical center in the center part of israel. it is one of the most advanced hospitals in the country. they'll be evaluated by a team of psychologists. the song that's playing behind me it's called back home, and it's become an anthem for these demonstrators who come out each week the to call for the release of the hostages from from gaza. bill? bill: thank you, trey. good to have you there. back to you momentarily with more news. the president, joe biden, on his final day in office will speak on this in a matter of moments. he is in charleston, south carolina. deign a deign and president-elect trump with new comments on tiktok as 170 million americans wake up this morning without access to the app.

he is live in tel aviv. what have you learned? >> well, listen, we are still waiting for the moment when these four female israeli soldiers who have been held captive by hamas for more than 15 months, will be handed over to the red cross. we are seeing right now in these images from palestine square in gaza, that there is quite a contingent of not only hamas fighters, but also palestinian islamic jihad fighters who are armed, who are masked, and who are in quite a formation that is designed to be a show of force. in addition to being a part of this release of these hostages. um, we don't know exactly when it is going to take place, but it certainly appears as if we are getting close to the moment when karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, and liri albag will be freed after more than 15 months of captivity. the next stages of the process will likely unfold quite similarly to what we saw last week. we expect that they will be put into these international red cross vehicles. they will then be driven to an israeli military positi

ian pannell reports from tel aviv. tom soufi burridge is in the west bank. >> tiktok makes a comeback. the popular social media platform says it's in the process of restoring service to more than 100 million american users as a show of support from president-elect trump. how it's all playing out. >> with just hours to go before returning to the white house, trump holds a rally in washington, d.c. thousands line up for his triumphant return to office. as the new administration prepares to hit the ground running, cities across the country are ready for a promised immigration crackdown with plans said to be under review. nearly half of the population is bracing for an arctic blast as a massive winter storm slams most of the east coast, from north carolina to maine. >> the new concerns tonight about bird flu after the virus is found in commercial poultry in georgia. >>> the countdown to the college football national championship is on. the teams, the fans, and a preview of the big game. while the pros get down to business.

major break news out of middle east and crowds in tel aviv erupting in joy in israel and terror groupthe breakthrough comes 15 months after hamas orchestrated deadly october 7 attacks on israeli civilians. we will go live to israel and trey yingst to fox news for the latest. we'll talk to ceo of u.s. military intelligence contractor booz allen hamilton on fox business ux cleeseive in --ex- collusive in insuring positivity in the highly tentative world and nasdaq is up 500 points. ♪ (♪) (♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪) it's a lot to be a caregiver and a daughter. because you kind of have to take a step back. getting some help would be a great relief. from companions to helpers to caregivers. find all the senior care you need at care.com do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insuran

she's on the ground in tel aviv's hostage square. can you give us a sense of what the celebrations have been like, what the reaction has been like there tonight? yeah. good evening lester. in fact, a woman just came up to us saying she heard the news and she ran here, but she said, where is everybody? why aren't there celebrations? it is quite subdued here. and frankly speaking, the family members of some of the hostages have chosen to stay home. as one person told me at another protest nearby, she said to me, you know, it is disbelief. it is literal disbelief until they see the hostages come back home. so there will be no celebrations. this is hostage square, where obviously you can see the pictures of the hostage, the slogan bring them home now are all over the city of tel aviv. behind me you will see as well some of the tents. the tents were set up for the family members of the hostages in the early days, and they've been there ever since. and over the past 15 months there have been structures like this tunnel behind me, a makeshi

there is hope in the streets of tel aviv and other places across the country of israel. but this is also not a done deal. these hostages have not yet been released and so we hope and we pray. but what is going on, do you suspect, behind the scenes dip p diplomatically in our role as the united states? >> good afternoon, harris. good to see you again. i suspect that behind the scenes the debates will continue for quite a while to see what has israel given up in terms of their national security, in terms of the ground they've gained in gaza, and by the way, also, in lebanon. and they're going to monitor very closely the specific terms of the deal and whether or not they're beinge adhered to by boh sides. if they learned anything specifically from history, and hamas, and the way yas yasser at trained hamas is war is deceit, and any deal they strike is usually done only to give themselves some sort of an advantage for a period of time. >> time. >> yeah, to where they can reengage what they were doing before. hopefully not. obviously we would love to see hostages return to fa

down to that ceasefire deal —— i am live in tel aviv.accident at the astun ski resort in spain. at least 17 people are in a serious condition. thousands of people are expected to join a march in washington to protest against donald trump's inauguration on monday. hello and a very warm welcome to bbc news. i am mark lowen and we are broadcasting live from tel aviv where there has been a stabbing incident in the last couple of hours. these are the pictures from a few minutes ago at the scene of the stabbing attack. police say the victim, a 30—year—old man, is in a serious condition in hospital. the attacker is reported to be a 19—year—old palestinian from the west bank who was here

but first let's cross now to my colleague mark lowen in tel aviv. when the israeli cabinet meeting might be taking place? he cabinet meeting might be taking lace? ., , ., ., place? no news on the timing or whether it _ place? no news on the timing or whether it will _ place? no news on the timing or whether it will happen _ place? no news on the timing or whether it will happen today. - whether it will happen today. still the line of the israeli government, the prime minister's office, that hamas is reneging on the deal, a sign ofjust how difficult it is to get this over the line. 15 months into a war that has killed more than 16,000 people in gaza according to the local health officials, and in which 98 people make israelis, are still hostage in gaza. this is hostages square in tel aviv which has represented the trauma of the israeli since the hostages were taken on the 7th of october, you can see people gather every day on this square and there are protests against the government, calling for a deal to bring the hostages home. there are encampment

we're going to go right now back to tel aviv, israel. raf sanchez has just signaled that a second helicopter has arrived. what do you know about everything going on behind you there? >> yeah. alex. so you and i were live together a couple of minutes ago. a first helicopter landed. several israeli military personnel got off it, then flew away. a second helicopter landed a few moments later. and what you're seeing there are screens that were put up on the helipad after it landed, after the rotor blades were turned off. those screens, we think, are there to protect the privacy of these three female hostages as they come off that helicopter. and we believe that they came past the off the helicopter, through those that tunnel of screens, and were then loaded onto that white van that you see there on the right of your screen. not clear if all three hostages and their families were loaded onto the same van, if they are going to be separated. but those images you're seeing on the screen right now are from a couple of moments ago. and we think th

mark lowen reporting from tel aviv. to return to their homes from where they fled. a plan to rebuild the strip is not yet in place and will form part of the next phases of the ceasefire negotiation. fergal keane reports now on the future for the people of gaza. from every face... ..the war stares back. "is it really over?" many wonder. all they've lost... ..all they've endured. cheering. but relief after the ceasefire. civil defence workers no longer fearing israeli attack — over 90 of their colleagues were killed. hatem al atar, 2a years old, spent months searching for the wounded and the dead. checking for israeli snipers before going on. not knowing if he'll survive the day. hatem often led the way, into moments that could change everything. hatem! his friends rushed to help. hatem survived, to live in hope. translation: with the ceasefire deal, i will pursue my _ university study, once universities are back to business. i'm single, but i will think about getting married. gunfire. establishing security is a first pri

we will be in tel aviv in a moment to speak about the israeli hostages.who's in ramallah. as pa rt of as part of the deal was the release of palestinian prisoners, i9 release of palestinian prisoners, 19 released for the three hostages. yes prisoners, 19 released for the three hostages.— prisoners, 19 released for the three hostages. yes and those prisoners. _ three hostages. yes and those prisoners, most _ three hostages. yes and those prisoners, most of— three hostages. yes and those prisoners, most of them - prisoners, most of them women, are enjoying theirfirst morning of freedom in the west bank here, some of them in months, some of them in bank here, some

tel aviv and across the re . ion. , ., back tel aviv and across the reuion. , ., ., ., region. experts to answer your questions live. get in touch or e—mail your questions at bbc these are the live pictures from khan younis. this is bbc news. sir keir starmer says the uk will never let up on it's support for ukraine. it's his first trip to the country as uk prime minister. mr starmer accompanied ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to lay flowers at a wall of remembrance for those killed in the war with russia. a sir keir has signed what's billed as a "hundred— year partnership". it's a wide—ranging deal involving military and economic aid. there's concern the incoming us president, donald trump may wind down us support and push ukraine into a compromise with russia. starmer�*s visit was interrupted by explosions and air raid sirens with the authorities warning of a russian drone attack. a news conference is due to happen in the next few minutes between the two leaders — but the prime minister delivered this statement a short while ago while visiting a burns unit in kyiv(take

live in tel aviv. really appreciate it. president elect donald trump's pick to lead the homeland security department is moving closer to confirmation. south dakota governor kristi noem took questions from senators for two hours on friday, offering insights into how she'll handle certain policies. she committed to scaling back the use of humanitarian parole and reducing temporary immigration relief for migrants from countries experiencing unrest. and she used language that sounded familiar. listen to this. >> as we focus on the southern border and what we're seeing as far as the invasion there, this is an invasion of our country. it is a war zone down there. >> this is now a war zone. >> our nation is a nation with borders, or we're no nation at all. >> without a border, you cannot have a nation. >> i know i'm also pledged to reinstate the trump era policy of requiring asylum seekers to stay in mexico while they wait for hearings in the u.s. immigration court. seats will be limited at donald trump's second inauguration, with

we were forced to go into the bunker of our hotel here in tel aviv this morning.li military says it intercepted a missile launched from yemen. by by the houthi group. that is a reminder of how the war has further inflamed the middle east as a whole. these are the live pictures coming to us from inside khan younis. you can see the destruction that has been brought in gaza, the local officials there are saying since the ceasefire deal was agreed on wednesday night in qatar, there have been almost 120 people killed there in gaza by the continuing israeli bombardments. let us die justice oral. —— let usjust diejust all of this. let's speak to gideon levy, a journalist and columnist for the israeli newspaper haaretz, who's also in tel aviv. thank you for having me. beginning the military action in gaza, to totally destroy hamas. we are now hearing that israel will allow hamas police officers to be present in uniform in gaza to help with the return of the displaced gazans. is it your assessment that benjamin netenyahu to has failed? it that ben'amin netenyahu to has fai

i can tell this tale is met with mixed emotions in tel aviv.y were demonstrators in the streets outside of israel's version of the pentagon. they are celebrating that also understand they will be morning in the days ahead. they will be accepting the bodies of some of their loved ones held for the past nearly 500 days. just so i can, mixed emotions tonight in israel as news breaks of the agreement being reached in doha. a lot of moving parts. we are looking at a 42-day phasg inside gaza and the release of hostages, john. spain went so it is coming and phases. that means not all the hostages are getting out immediately. at the transition happens in five days. donald trump says he wants all of the hostages out or hell to pay and i'm assuming he's talking about the american hostages. do we know if the americans would be in the first wave? >> we are not sure at that exact for the first wave air until there was a list previously from the framework released last may. it gives you a sense the timeline how slow it has been. 467 days into the conflict. e

jeremy bowen, bbc news, tel aviv.chief at the times of israel, explained the feeling on the ground from both palestinians and israelis. well, this is largely a group of women, and then about a dozen or so men, and then the remainder are also miners. these were i guess you could say an easier group for israel to release. there will also be asking to release around a thousand palestinians who were arrested from the gaza strip since october seven. these are not people who participated in the war, but, all be october seven attack, but israel says they are terror suspects they have been arrested. i think there has also been a strategy since the beginning of the war knowing there was going to have to be a hostage deal at some point that there was a bit of rounding up of palestinians, of military age men that could have been suspects, that makes it easier for israel to carry out this hostage deal, paying less of a price before we get to later stages or even later part of this first aid when there will be much more serious pr

jeremy bowen, bbc news, tel aviv.us bureau chief at the times of israel. jacob, we've just heard in the past few hours that 90 palestinian prisoners have been released as part of the first phase of a much—awaited ceasefire deal — can you tell us who they are? this is largely a group of women and then about a dozen or so men and then the remainder also are minors. this work, the easiest group for israel to release. they will then lease over 1000 palestinians who were arrested in the gaza strip since october seven. these were not people who participated in the war but who —— or the october seven attacks but 0ctober seven attacks but israel says they are terror suspects that they have been arrested. there is also been a strategy since the beginning of the war knowing they would have to be a hostage deal at some point that there was a bit of rounding up of palestinians of military age men who could have been suspect, might not have been, and then this makes it easierfor them to carry been, and then this makes it easier fo

ramy inocencio, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> the l.a.y sheriff's department says more than 32,000 people in fire-ravaged people are still under evacuation orders. the california fires have killed at least 27 people and destroyed more than 12,000 structures. but as cbs's elise preston discovered, some residents whose homes survived the eaton and palisades fires are now being allowed back. >> reporter: weary residents are starting to return home. >> oh, i haven't been home in two weeks. i miss everything. i miss my whole life. but i'm lucky. i have a house. >> reporter: the pacific palisades will need a massive rebuild, and friday los angeles mayor karen bass named a chief recovery officer to spearhead the effort where nearly 3,000 homes were lost. and california governor gavin newsom on friday temporarily banning the eviction of rental tenants who have opened their homes to people displaced by the fires. >> normally you put on this uniform and you're like i'm in rescue mode. >> reporter: when the deadly eaton fire broke out, rich de leon

jeremy bowen, bbc news, tel aviv.s announced, humanitarian aid began to move across the border into gaza — with up to 600 trucks a day expected. for more on the humanitarian situation i'm joined now by sean carroll, president and ceo of the organisation, american near east refugee aid', or anera. ajax has started to move in. what do we know about the situation on the ground? it was aood situation on the ground? it was good news _ situation on the ground? it was good news today _ situation on the ground? it was good news today that - situation on the ground? it was good news today that over - situation on the ground? it was good news today that over 800 trucks came in so even more than they expected— 600 — a lot of them are trucks who have long been waiting to get in and have been lined up and will need to make sure that the pipeline, the supply chain of continued needed aid is coming but it is a good sign today that that many trucks came in and that everyone is working hard together, un agencies, international ngos, t

the families of captives held them gauze have gathered in tel aviv coding on israel to accept the cx. 5 deal demonstrate has been demanding the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu secure the safe return to their loved ones. protest like these have been taking place almost a week across the israel. since october 2023 us the us government doesn't impose sanctions on saddam's lead in general abdel spots, i'll go to the army chief has been fighting a 2 year civil war controller for them. the move comes a week off to us and post functions on both hands, opponents and the complex bonded homes on the golf. 2 more people have died as a result of wall 5 and los angeles, california, at least 25 people are confirmed that i'm more than 12000 buildings destroyed since a fire has begun last week. the latest victims are found in the eastern neighborhood. and though it is a cruise, i still trying to contain defiance as my success sort of set back with the latest pass loan summit. starship rocket. but it took off his plans, but when the scholarship separated from its super heavy boosters, just basics,

also, let's bring in my colleague anna foster who is again at the square, central square in tel aviv,ow been, become a gathering place, known as hostages square. in their homes and places across the country they are and all watching this extraordinary moment unfold. bring us into the mood of hostage square now. yeah, we've heard and seen throughout the evening scenes ofjoy throughout the evening scenes of joy and throughout the evening scenes ofjoy and celebration here, people responding to the big screen, responding to the pictures and what we are saying now is live up pictures of the women actually arriving there at sheba medical centre after the journey which of course began a few hours ago when they were handed over by hamas to the red cross, taken. we saw those pictures of them being put into the cars, crowds of people around, armed members of hamas escorting them out and of course there was thatjourney that took them down to being handed over to the israel defense forces in the south of israel at re'im, then of course that helicopterjourney israel at re'im, then of course that h

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv.rant on the southampton quayside, apologies, that wasn't the clip to four senior fellow at harvard belfer centre. we we will now speak with amin saikal. this is his father gil only starts on sunday. how fragile do you say it is? i think it is quite fragile because the second and third stages of the ceasefire have not been detailed and no timeframe has been really established for it so there is always the possibility of the ceasefire being violated and particularly from the israeli side. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has swallowed a bitter pill by accepting this ceasefire because he had originally planned to wipe out hamas altogether, within six months, and yet at the end he found it necessary to negotiate indirectly with hamas for a ceasefire.— indirectly with hamas for a ceasefire. . , , ceasefire. ceasefire between hamas and _ ceasefire. ceasefire between hamas and israel— ceasefire. ceasefire between hamas and israel have - ceasefire. ceasefire between hamas and israel have fail

she is in tel aviv. thanks so much for being here with us. so i just want to start with this emotional day, and we talked to the to the uncle and aunt of daniella gilboa, and they were talking about how the whole nation essentially was, was waiting to see their loved ones. certainly emotions that we saw as well, playing out in hostage square as well. talk to us about how israel is feeling right now on this day. >> kim, we've spoken often enough over the last 15 months, you and i, and right now i'm goosebumps and crying, and i'm not crying from happiness. i'm crying because i don't want to show the videos of what the staged hamas did. did i want them to show right now the horrific pictures on october 7th of five young women in pajamas, terrified as they were taken from their rooms on saturday of october 7th. and that's why i'm crying. and yet i'm goosebumps. and i'm elated because they've come home. and that could have been any one of my kids that could have been your next door neighbor. remember that israel has the draft. any one of these you

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. has released a statement about the events today and of course, the former presidentjoe biden and the incumbent donald trump have both taken credit for the gaza ceasefire deal. the white house statement earlier on said today the world celebrate as president trump secured the release of formal israeli hostages who were far too long held against their will by hamas. 0ur correspondent nick beake was in hostages square in tel aviv, where the families are gathered to celebrate the latest release of hostages and explained why one of their number did not appear. yes, this is arbel yahud. she's a 29—year—old civilian. and in israel all this week, the media was speculating that she would be released. but last night, when hamas gave this list of four women to be freed, she was not on it. and a lot of people were asking why, because under this deal, civilians are supposed to be released before soldiers, women before men. so that's how it works. but she wasn't on this list. and so what israel has

when you fly into tel aviv airport, there are photos of all the remaining hostages who are not stilly bears. 0n cafes at restaurants, it's the slogan you see everywhere. you see it on car bumpers. for israel, the idea of bringing home hostages is so deeply intertwined in israeli identity. they have had hostages before, of course, taken to gaza. there was a famous israeli soldier who was taken hostage and then released in 2011, and a massive effort to get him back, which they finally did, releasing hundreds of palestinian prisoners at that time, you sinwar, who went on to lead hamas and was killed by the israelis last october. so bringing home israelis is a very deep and profound need in israeli society. this is the jewish homeland, asjews see it, and the idea they have been taken to, by what the israelis call a terror group, that is what they are determined to achieve the even if, as i say, the israeli governed fields any of those still held possibly are dead. before i read out the various reports that writers are filing, it's important to say that we still wait for verifications for

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there is jubilation in tel aviv, celebrating the deal that includes the release of hostages who wereeld in gaza. the first phase is set to begin on sunday with haumz releasing several of the almost 100 hostages it still holds. during a six-week pause in fighting, 33 hostages, including americans will be released and exchanged for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. cbs' elizabeth palmer has more from tel aviv. >> reporter: in gaza, the thought that sunday would bring a stop to the bombing brought crowds into the streets. "this is the best moment in my life," this woman said. "thank god the war has ended." the deal stipulates 600 trucks a day of badly needed aid will start to flow into gaza. on sunday, hamas will release the first of the 33 hostages. three to start with, and then a trickle every week for six more weeks, women, children, the sick and men over 50. in exchange, israel will release more than a thousand palestinian prisoners from its jails. among the 98 hostages in gaza, there are three americans believed to be alive. edan alexander, sagui dekel-chen, and keith siegle. in t

there are celebrations going on here in tel aviv in what is called hostage square., yes, we can confirm from the israeli military, from our sources in gaza that this transfer took place. it took place in gaza city. there was a strong contingent of hamas militants. they arrived masked, they arrived armed, they arrived in vehicles. then they handed over to the red crescent. those three female hostages, romy gonin, doron steinberger and emily damari. they were handed over to the red cross, the red cross, then taking them to the israeli military, they were greeted once inside israel by their mothers and then they will be flown. this process is underway right now to tel aviv, where they will receive medical treatment so we can confirm that the process is still underway, but that they are now inside israeli territory. so the first hostage transfer has been successful of this long process and of course, long awaited for those mothers greeting the three young women ranging in age from 24 to 31. do we know anything at this early stage, richard, about the health of the three

they will be put into a helicopter and they'll be flown to tel aviv, the sheba hospital in tel aviv, where they will be released or where they will be treated for whatever it is they need to be treated, they will have to be debriefed, and then they will be reunited with their families and the public if they choose to do so. we also have 69 women and children, palestinian prisoners, some of whom have been held on what's called administrative detention, in some cases without charge. they are being released into beitunia in the west bank. that's north of jerusalem, west of ramallah. they have been told the instructions are there to be no parades or celebrations in that area. however, we were just speaking to daniele hamamdjian, who is in the west bank, and it does seem like to the extent that there are people gathering and there are people honking their horns, something that looks like a celebration may or may not be underway. we will also keep bringing you pictures. pictures of hostages square in tel aviv, where families of hostages and supporters are there. that has been a nexus not j

trey. >> trey: four were wounded in the heart of tel aviv. the attacker went to a wine bar and started stabbing civilians. he was chased by bystanders and caught and killed. >> there was a stabbing attack in tel aviv close to center part of the city. the assailant was shot. there are first responders trying to provide first aid. >> trey: learning more about the man's identity, he is a u.s. green card holder from morocco, he came to israel yesterday, he was living in the united states before that. this comes amidshaky ceasefire e eefr -- submitted his resignation yesterday. israel defense minister thanked him for his service and said he'll look for a replacement. israeli forces are still conducting that operation we discussed yesterday in west bank city, there is concern this could affect ceasefire agreement they are targeting hamas cells there. >> brian: wow. trey, how is this reverberating throughout israel and tel aviv with resignation of this general? a lot of people think when the w war, investigations begin. >> trey: absolutely, public o

cbs's ramny incense owe is in tel aviv. ramy?> reporter: there is so much hope this ceasefire will hold when it takes effect tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. but there's also so much anxiety that it could still collapse on the cusp of this deal and now there is a warning. prime minister netanyahu warned hamas israel retained the right to return to fight if needed. as a senior idf official says a ceasefire in the shattered strip will take effect in the morning as planned, and warned desperate, displaced gazans to avoid israeli soldiers and wait before returning to the north. in tel aviv's hostage square, israelis gathered this night perhaps unlike any other since the war began. >> will it happen? finally, will it go okay? >> there's hostages suffering. and you know, my heart has just been torn. >> reporter: six hospitals are ready to receive the expected hostages. how do you feel? >> bitter sweet. >> reporter: hamas killed his cousin as israeli troops neared their tunnel last summer and he's afraid the deal will fall apart. >> we're

in kriste >> raf sanchez in tel aviv, thank you. let me bring in the moderator of meet the press, who had an exclusive interview with president-elect trump today. he talked to you about what he told israeli prime minister netanyahu about the cease-fire agreement? >> that is right. in our phone interviewrump said that he told prime ministe the deal better hold.me ministe he told me that he netanyahu to keep doing what you have to do and that this has to end. he also said the deal had better hold, and he told me he plans to meet mr. netanyahu in the near future. begin >> nbc news is reporting that the first immigration raids are expected to begin as early as tuesday, likely in chicago. you asked him if these mask deportations would be part of the executive orders on day one office. on the mass >> mr. trump said that he plans to sign a record number of executive orders on his first day back in office, many dealing with crime, the border, and immigration. on those mask deportations, he described what he called the first wave, which woul

let's speak to our correspondent mark lowen who's in tel aviv. huge relief for those families.to imagine the relief, martin, after 15 months in captivity in gaza. the three women released are now back at a hospital in israel, the country's largest, and they spent the night in a wing over there with their families. i'm told they were given private rooms, living rooms, their own personal chefs to cater whatever they need. and the initial evaluation took place last night but then the proper thorough assessments begin today and they will have a few daysin today and they will have a few days in hospital to undergo extensive medical assessments and also psychological evaluations as well. i'm told even though outside they appear to be in a stable condition, a somebody put it to me, on the inside it is altogether less clear. you will have seen the pictures of emily damari, the hostage with her band in hand age. her mother confirmed she lost her two middle fingers after a hamas gunman shot her before taking her into captivity. emily damari has posted a statement on instagram this mornin

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. 0ur correspondent nick beake was in tel aviv where the familieselebrate the latest release of hostages and explained what might be the reason for the missing hostage. yes, this is arbel yahud. she's a 29—year—old civilian. and in israel all this week, the media was speculating that she would be released. but last night, when hamas gave this list of four women to be freed, she was not on it. and a lot of people were asking why, because under this deal, civilians are supposed to be released before soldiers, women before men. so that's how it works. but she wasn't on this list. and so what israel has said today is that hamas, through not releasing her today, is basically in breach of the deal here. and as a consequence, israel has stopped hundreds of thousands of people in gaza from returning to the north, back to their homes. they were expecting to do this today. they were getting ready to make thatjourney. but so far, israel has said they're not able to do that. now, we've heard from a hamas source tonight saying that, in fact, this civilian will b

plenty more to come throughout the day from here in tel aviv.he unidentified attacker is reported to have killed themselves after the shooting. the motive for the attack isn�*t clear, but both of the assassinated judges were notorious for their role in the persecution and killing of opponents of the islamic regime throughout the 19805 and �*90s. to ukraine now. the authorities in kyiv say at least three people have been killed in overnight russian strikes. the first blast happened in central kyiv before the air raid siren had sounded, and further explosions then shook the ukrainian capital. russia says it hit a military—industrial site which designs and manufacturers long—range rockets. president zelensky says residential buildings, a metro station, shops and cafes have been damaged. there are also reports of water being cut off in parts of the city. our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, is in kyiv for us. she�*s been at the scene of one strike. we were woken by those very loud explosions early this morning. and as you say, it wasn�

in tel aviv four israelis stabbed in a terror attack. trey yingst is there.orter: overnight four israelis were wounded in a stabbing attack in tel aviv. the attacker approached an outdoor wine bar, started the stabbing and was chased by bystanders and ultimately killed near the scene. the team was down the street as the attack unfolded. >> a stabbing attack in tel aviv in the central part of the city. you can see in the distance, first responders, first-aid. >> we are learning more about the man's identity, a us green card holder from mill walker who was briefly detained for questioning at the airport in tel aviv, living in the united states before then. the second stabbing attack in the city in three days amid a shaky cease-fire amid news that is relapse chief of staff is redesigning amid failures that led to the october 7th massacre. he submitted his resignation yesterday and his defense minister thanked him for his service and said he will look for a replacement. israeli forces are continuing their operation into the west bank city targeting hamas sales th