you have the israeli defense minister talking about moving palestinians out. xpressing concern that this is forced expulsion. trump has stood on the podium with the israeli prime minister. this feels like a plan. how is it not? >> he has certainly stated there is no plan. nobody and build a plan on how any of this would be implement it. certainly he is a president who is known for making provocative and disruptive statements to try to get things to happen. when you played earlier this broadcast was his desire that there be peace in the region. certainly that this area be healed and there be reconstruction. you showed pictures that are heartbreaking and heart wrenching. of the destruction that has occurred. as a result of trying to rid the palestinians of the grip they have been under. they have been prisoners to hamas. anchor: can i ask you how you think this could lead to peace? this could destabilize the second round of cease fire talks and inflame tensions in the region. you said it was a provocative statement from the president. >> unilaterally the presiden

the statement he has put out says the israeli defense forces gaza, and that seems to be the way he'sming this — not in the way that much of the rest of the world has done it, as an attempt to force gazans to leave their homes he says in a statement that all palestinians, all people should have the freedom of exit and immigration, as is customary elsewhere in the world. another rather interesting part of this statement — false accusations and plots against israel, are legally to enter their territory. described the plan as bold and something worth considering. but reaction, you will be aware, around the rest of the world, very different. antonio guterres, warning the united states against from marco rubio and also the president's spokeswoman. i think more than wondering whether it will happen — i think they are saying... or said it would be, were it implemented. here in the middle east. line for many, many countries, including some of america's allies, as well. we have heard statements — maybe less severe — but statements from american allies are saying they still support the two—stat

the israelis say donald trump already formulating a plan. today, israel's defenser says his forces should prepare for "the voluntary departure of palestinians from gaza in line with president trump's proposal. arab communities and those who supported a future palestinian state should also step up," he suggests, including eu countries like spain and norway. with us tonight is the former assistant foreign minister of egypt and former egyptian ambassador to germany. very well. thank you for sparing us some time tonight. the day before donald trump announce this plane for gaza he announced a new one billion-dollar arms deal for egypt, security from america since the camp david accords has been very important. how much leverage does donald trump currently have over president lcc, and is it enough to force him to take a million palestinians? >> not at all. the relation with the united states is strategic nature. it is quite sequenced and normal. what is not normal is the declaration and the proposition from trump on the riviera of gaza, sending american troops into occup

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the israeli defense minister said hamas' announcement is a complete violation of the cease-fire deal g the israeli army to be on its highest level of alert for any possible scenario in gaza. under the terms of the cease-fire agreement, 17 more israeli hostages are due to be released in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. we have more from jerusalem. reporter: it is fragile and sometimes difficult to watch, but the cease-fire process has brought positive results for both sides. 21 hostages have been released from gaza, more due out in coming days. more than 500 palestinian prisoners have been freed from israeli jails and while each have accused the others of violations the agreement has held so far. but hamas claims israel delayed the return of displaced people, continues to target parts of gaza and failed to allow in aid to areas destroyed by war, so it will postpone the planned release of all hostages. israel has responded furiously accusing hamas of violating the agreement and its obligation to release more hostages. it is really troops and tanks have been told to prepar

earlier this week, it's important to note that the israeli defense minister, the former israeli defense minister, yoav gallant, noted that the agreement that is bringing these hostages home now is identical to the one that hamas agreed to in july. and his point being that all that has happened since then are wasted months during which many of these hostages have faced dire conditions. but in addition to that sense of urgency, we did see the emotional reunions between these three newly freed hostages and their families. many of them meeting initially at the military base in southern israel, and then others also meeting with them at hospitals in central israel. in addition to that, we've seen as 183 palestinian prisoners have been released from israeli prisons in exchange for those three hostages. they include 18 who were serving life sentences. several of those will be deported to third party countries. 111 of them were detained in gaza over the course of this war. since october 7th. we know, of course, that some of those who have been detained in gaza were rounded up as part of israeli

earlier this week, it's important to note that the israeli defense minister, the former israeli defenseister, yoav galant, noted that the agreement that is bringing these hostages home now is identical to the one that hamas agreed to in july. and his point being that all that has happened since then are wasted months during which many of these hostages have faced dire conditions. but in addition to that sense of urgency, we did see the emotional reunions between these three newly freed hostages and their families. many of them meeting initially at the military base in southern israel and then others also meeting with them at hospitals in central israel. in addition to that, we've seen as 183 palestinian prisoners have been released from israeli prisons in exchange for those three hostages. they include 18 who were serving life sentences. several of those will be deported to third party countries. 111 of them were detained in gaza over the course of this war. since october 7th. we know, of course, that some of those who have been detained in gaza were rounded up as part of israeli milita

earlier this week, it's important to note that the israeli defense minister, the former israeli defense minister, yoav galant, noted that the agreement that is bringing these hostages home now is identical to the one that hamas agreed to in july. and his point being that all that has happened since then are wasted months during which many of these hostages have faced dire conditions. but in addition to that sense of urgency, we did see the emotional reunions between these three newly freed hostages and their families. many of them meeting initially at the military base in southern israel, and then others also meeting with them at hospitals in central israel. in addition to that, we've seen as 183 palestinian prisoners have been released from israeli prisons in exchange for those three hostages. they include 18 who were serving life sentences. several of those will be deported to third party countries. 111 of them were detained in gaza over the course of this war. since october 7th. we know, of course, that some of those who have been detained in gaza were rounded up as part of israeli m

with a senior fellow at the foundation for defense and democracies, former spokesperson for the israeli defensehanks for being on the program. what does benjamin netanyahu want from trump when it comes to phase two of the agreement? >> that's a very good question. it depends on which perspective we look at. there is the israeli political aspect to it and then the many fronts that israel is busy fighting various wars. i think the most important thing currently is to bring back hostages. i think that would be the top priority. and i think this is very difficult for people around the world to understand but israel is still effectively at war. we are in limbo, in this situation where it is neither really war but definitely not safe to go back to homes in the communities that were ravaged by hamas along the gaza border, or community is destroyed by hezbollah in the north. israelis are still in this in between situation. of course, waiting, anticipating, praying for hostages to come home. this in between situation, it makes it very complex. i think what prime minister netanyahu would want to achieve

the israeli defense minister calling the announcement a complete violation of the cease- fire agreement, adding, he's instructed the idf to prepare at the highest level of alert. tonight, president trump weighing in. >> saturday at 12:00, if they're not here, all is going to break loose. >> there's been growing concern among israelis and palestinians over whether the deal will hold following please from hamas for more humanitarian aid and president trump's remarks about owning and developing gaza. >> no big money spent, no, they wouldn't, because they will have much better housing, much better. >> over the weekend, three israelis were released appearing god, family members said they were starved in captivity and kept mostly in the tunnels under gaza. six israeli americans are being held captive in gaza before been presumed dead. 76 hostages in all, still there and hundreds gathering tonight in hostage square, to celebrate the birthday of a captive israeli instead, devastated to learn about the delay. >> we are learning that prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be convening his securit

but by the grace of god was rescued by the israeli defense forces and now she's come back to pray withs this morning and such an honor to have you and you're really an inspiration to all of us. thank you very much. the innocent civilians attacked on october 7 were targeted for one reason, because they were jews, they were murdered and kidnapped because of their faith and these events remind us of how blessed we are to live in a nation that's thrived for more than 2 1/2 centuries as a haven of religion freedom. i will tell you the last four years have been very difficult. it would have been a very difficult thing for me to have made that statement if a speech was taking place two years ago. my administration is committed to defending this proud heritage and will always protect religious liberty. and that is why today i'm honoring a lot of people but announcing i will be creating a brand-new presidential commission on religious liberty. it will be a very big deal which will work tirelessly to uphold this most fundamental right. unfortunately in recent years we've seen the sacred liberty

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office and asa farayem with the israeli defense forces now a fellow with the washington institute fore east policies. welcome to the news hour let me start with you. what is going on with amra as we said earlier there is an official ban that has gone in effect but you're still operating. what's the status? >> all amra facilities remained open. save our field headquarters in jerusalem. in fact, we had 400 medical consultations in east jerusalem alone. school is going to reopen again on sunday. in gaza, we are -- our international staff remain. and we continue to stay and deliver. we are a major part of the humanitarian assistance effort particularly since the cease-fire. >> what should we make of that in your opinion that there is an official ban on this organization yet, it continues to operate? >> i think it is important to understand the israeli view of amra. and to put it shortly, it's a poisoned apple. the apple part is the -- the services that we heard, education, food, and health which are a necessity and everybody recognizes the need to do so. the poison part is connected to ne

the first visit and also comes at a time when the israeli defense forces have really changed things intrump some room to run to negotiate to try to get a bigger deal. >> yeah. there are big issues on the agenda for prime minister netanyahu's visit to washington this week. you are right to point out not only netanyahu's first visit but the first visit of a foreign leader. a very important statement. even before october 7th, 2023, the biden administration has september prime minister netanyahu at arm's length and not only is the trump administration bringing netanyahu in making a statement first foreign leader to come but so much -- it's not to say the u.s. and israeli government can never have disagreements. they have throughout history. the question is whether those disagreements get aired out in public. when they get aired out in public it creates an opening for israel's enemies to widen that gap. i have this i the -- i think the trump administration is doing a good job. making it clear they won't put political conditions on arms munitions transferred. three big issues for the meeting

and now the israeli defense minister, israel katz, ordering the israeli military to, quote, prepare atighest level alert for any possible scenario in gaza, saying that hamas, by delaying the release of these hostages, is committing a, quote, complete violation of the cease fire agreement. >> jeremy, i want to play for you something that the president said in an interview that aired this morning on fox cable about whether palestinians would have a right to return to gaza under this new plan, that he seems to be kind of figuring out as he goes. listen to this exchange. >> the palestinians know big money return. no, they wouldn't, because they're going to have much better housing, much better. in other words, i'm talking about building a permanent place for them, because if they have to return now, it will be years before you could have. it's not habitable. >> years is not permanent. what's the reaction there? >> well, listen, the president basically hinted at the idea that this would be permanent when he initially announced it. now saying very clearly they wouldn't be allowed to return.

in addition to that, the israeli defense minister, israel katz, has ordered the israeli military to be at, quote, the highest level of alert for any possible scenario in gaza. he says that hamas's claim that they will delay the release of these hostages would be a, quote, complete violation of the cease fire agreement. meanwhile, we're also hearing from the hostages and missing families forum, which says that it is urgently requesting the assistance of the mediating countries involved in this. in particular, that would be qatar and egypt, and also making clear that time is of the essence that all of the hostages must be urgently released from gaza. so a very delicate moment in this cease fire agreement. the question is whether hamas will follow through on that threat on saturday. it's important to note that we are just monday right now. there are several days for discussions to happen with the mediators with israel, to see if this can be resolved before then. but as of now, hamas is saying that they will not release three hostages on saturday. they will delay that indefinitely until is

and we are already starting to see the wheels going into motion to explore that idea with the israeli defense minister. israel katz now ordering the israeli military to begin coming up with a plan to allow for the voluntary migration of palestinians outside of the gaza strip. this is the first time that we have seen the israeli military ordered to come up with such a plan. after more than 15 months of war, so ultimately, it's not clear that this plan by the president to take over gaza is going to be feasible in any way or become a reality, but it certainly has kind of changed and opened, enlarged, perhaps the overton window here in terms of what the israeli government might actually be able to do on its own, perhaps with u.s. support. brianna. >> all right, jeremy, thank you. and now to our cnn chief congressional correspondent, manu raju on the hill. what are you hearing from lawmakers? >> well, republicans themselves are uncertain what to make of this. some of them were surprised, and many of them are surprised when they first heard this. others rejected out of hand, said this is completely

>> well, right now the idf, the israeli defense forces, have had to go in and will continue to destroy hamas if they do not honor the terms of this ceasefire. so that's point one. point two, president trump looks at this in very practical terms in the sense of are we going to repeat the definition of insanity here and pour billions in, rebuild and just have another october 7th again and another war years from now? let's look at the reality of having 1.8 million people sitting in piles of rubble with no sewage, with unexploded ordinance, and he's asking in a humane way, what is going to happen to these people and everyone around the region says their heartbreaks for the palestinians, rightly so, but then come to the table with your plan if you don't like his plan and interestingly, we are seeing all kinds of outreach since the president made that statement of saying let's help you take this on anand so there's conversatio that are ongoing right now. >> okay. so having conversations with rld other world leaders of post-construction once the war over. >> but the key piece is you n't get t

but by the grace of god she was rescued by the israeli defense forces and now she has come back to prayis morning and such an honor to have you. you are really an inspiration, noah, to all of us. thank you very much. [applause] the innocent civilians attacked on october 7th were targeted for one reason, because they were jews. they were murdered and kidnapped because of their faith and these events remind us of ow blessed we are to live in a nation that has thrived for 2 1/2 centuries as a haven of religious freedom. the last four years have been very difficult. a very difficult thing for me to have made that statement if this speech was taking place two years ago. my administration is absolutely committed to defending this proud heritage and i will always protect religious liberty. [applause] that is why today i'm honoring a lot of people but announcing that i will be creating a brand-new presidential commission on religious liberty. it will be a very big deal which will work tirelessly to uphold this most fundamental right. unfortunately in recent years we've seen the sacred liberty t

is they are put into a red cross vehicle and then driven into israel to be handed back to the israeli defense forces, who take them off to a hospital for the checkups that are so necessary after so long in captivity. we hope to see keith siegel very soon. in the meantime, kevin, it's been an honor being with you on what has been a very tough week for this country. two tragic air crashes over 48 hours, first in d.c. and now this awful one in philadelphia. it's been a tough week and tough events for us all to witness. kevin. >> yeah, very difficult, especially when you consider young people were involved in both crashes. very difficult. but yeoman's work out of you and channel and cb cotton as well. and for the entire crew behind the scenes and in front of the camera, i'm kevin corke in washington for my partner jonathan hunt in los angeles. we thank you for watching fox news g. >> ivanova. powers. america every day. as the leading american energy manufacturer, we've never stopped building the technologies that drive today's economy and define the future of energy. we know an abundant, independ

as a result, with the israeli defense minister, israel katz, saying that he has told the israeli military to be on its, quote, highest alert for any possible scenario in the gaza strip. he also says that hamas's statement amounts to a very serious violation of the cease fire. now, importantly, we actually just got a follow up statement from hamas. the initial statement came from abu obeida, the spokesman for hamas al-qassam brigades, the military wing of hamas. and this statement is coming from hamas, the political movement, saying in a statement that they are issuing this statement five days ahead of time in order to give the mediators, quote, sufficient time to pressure israel to fulfill its obligations, making clear, as they say here, that this quote leaves the door open for the exchange to proceed as planned. so perhaps not a walk back, but making clear that this is a threat that hamas is making here that could be averted should the mediators and should israel take action to remedy some of these violations that hamas is alleging? and so i think it's clear that while this represents pe

and do we have any sense of what's next here well, the israeli defense minister did say that he is putting israeli troops on their highest level of alert. >> following this statement from hamas. and we've now, in fact, heard from the israeli military itself saying that troops in israel's southern command near the gaza border have indeed been placed on a heightened state of readiness. and this, of course, raises serious concerns about the potential collapse of this agreement. and this certainly is one of the most serious challenges to this very fragile ceasefire agreement so far. but it doesn't mean that the collapse of this deal is guaranteed altogether. what we have seen, though, are more protests emerging this evening in tel aviv, with the families of some of the remaining hostages blocking off traffic on a central thoroughfare in the city. they are pointing to the images that we saw over the weekend. they are pointing to the right wing in israel, urging the israeli prime minister to go back to war as they express their concerns that the loved one, their loved ones who remain in gaza, co

that's from the israeli defense minister, israel katz. now, it is important to note that hamas, after saying earlier that this hostage release would be delayed this coming saturday, is now making very clear that this is a threat and that this is while it is a serious threat, it is a threat that its implementation can be averted. if israel and the mediators take steps to address these alleged violations that hamas is pointing out, hamas is saying that this by making this threat five days before this release, that this should give the mediators, quote, sufficient time to pressure israel and that it, quote, leaves the door open for the exchange to proceed as planned. so certainly a serious threat to this cease fire agreement at a very, very fragile time, by no means a guarantee that this cease fire will collapse or that that hostage release on saturday won't go ahead as planned. brianna. >> all right. jeremy diamond, live for us from tel aviv. thank you for the report. boris. >> turning now to russia's war in ukraine, president trump says he

is they are put into a red cross vehicle and then driven into israel to be handed back to the israeli defenses, who take them off to a hospital for the checkups that are so necessary. after so long in captivity. we hope to see keith segal very soon. in the meantime, kevin, it's been an honor being with you on what has been a very tough week for this country. two tragic air crashes over 48 hours, first in d.c. and now this awful one in philadelphia. it's been a tough week and tough events for us all to witness. kevin. >> yeah, very difficult, especially when you consider young people were involved in both crashes. very difficult. but yeoman's work out of you and channel and cb cotton as well. and for the entire crew behind the scenes and in front of the camera, i'm kevin corke in washington for my partner tner jonathan hunt in los angeles. we thank you for watching fox news. >> that made me emotional. >> did you guys feel that? >> too? i know. >> you are really special. what does it feel like to be so damn loved? >> eli looks like we're running low. >> on slater rolls. >> don't worry. i invite

defense secretary going inside the pentagon with the israeli prime minister. keep an eye on that meeting for you. and we will bring any comments from the men if they make any comments after that meeting. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. ♪ >> as we were discussing a moment ago. donald trump claims everybody loves his plan for gaza. but the regional reaction would suggest otherwise. saudi arabia has reaffirmed its rejection of any attempts to displace the palestinians from their land. riyadh has said it will not formalize ties with israel without a palestinian state. and egypt's foreign minister called for the swift reconstruction of gaza, stressing the importance of moving forward with early recovery projects after what they called an accelerated pace. let's hear from a spokesperson for the palestinian president. -- apologies, we don't have that clip. but let's discuss the situation. joining me is the senior fellow and senior director for outreach at the middle east institute. really good to have you with us on the program. i was putting

at least 2 of the wounded are in a critical condition, becomes is, the israeli military continues and defensive in the occupied westbank, which is killed in these 4 full pallets and use in 2 weeks. let's head straight away to jordan's capital of amman, lord kind of standing by and she's that because he's rarely governments in policy and you know, for us to have found out 0 for report, insight as well as inside the occupied west bank. so 1st floor, what more do we know about the shoot to get a check point in the west bank? well, i can tell you what we understand from the it's ready media. and also it's rolled on the radio. from preliminary reports, we note that a gunman entered a ministry complex just just next to test the the said check point was the heavily fortified area with many soldiers inside. he seems to enter in a cow flush at sleep, but also wearing a, a, a bullet proof vest. now there was a shootout at the very close range between this pass and, and it's ready forces. we know that one palestinian mount has been killed out towards the end of this and then an additional force came in th

so palestinians will get more radical israeli settlers and defense forces will get more combative.this is not a good dynamic. >> so it encourages the radicals on both sides. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> and and what do you think trump was thinking when i mean, you've talked to him. what's going on? >> my own sense is he comes from a world of deals. and you can always sprinkle in new incentives. or if this doesn't work, what about this? what about that? what? i think he's missing from the world of real estate is this is not something that can be easily bought off. what are the two most powerful things? you and i have spent a lot of time talking about? the middle east. one is nationalism. virtually everyone in the middle east coming out of world war two wanted a state of their own. zionism was getting a state of their own. for the jews, palestinians and the kurds have been denied it. this this denies it and kills off the chance. second of all, it reinforces humiliation. and what did we learn around nine over 11? and other times, humiliation is a dangerously powerful human motivator.

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well, the crossing was seized by the israeli military and may drawing its ground defensive, which killed hundreds of palestinians in the area as close as preventive. thousands of people from leaving the strep and receiving desperately needed a to europe and you didn't as we saw, so that civilian mission to monitor the border crossing and help. when did palestinians leave? that machine was misplaced, that's up in 2005, but was suspended. and how much took pilot in 2007, continuously find out what the look is on thoughts. european union simply import emission begins today at the crossing points at the request of the palestinians. and these writings, this mission will support posted in border officials and allow people to be transported out of gaza, including those in need of medical care. got son, tara, a couple of other reports from con, eunice and southern gaza. the opening of roof are crossing the current size of the deal that we as well and how much will have important significance for palestinians who are expected to be evacuate, says tomorrow to egypt to receive medical treatments. g

israeli media, u.s. media, waiting for this news conference. there you see defensehegseth as well as the middle east envoy steve witkoff and the treasury secretary scott bessent. can you see newt gingrich, former house speaker in the second row there as officials start coming in. we haven't gotten the two minute warning yet. up next, the new secretary of state lays out the trump agenda in central america. we will have a live report on that. first, beyond our borders tonight, police in sweden say about 10 people have been killed during a shooting at an adult education center. they say that includes the gunman, the incident occurred about 125 miles west of stockholm. sweden's prime minister says it's the worst's mass shooting in that country's history. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine has lost 145,000 people in the nearly three years since the invasion. 390,000 have been injured. president zelenskyy saying about 350,000 russians have been killed. up to 700,000 injured according to the ukrainians. and this is a live look at rome. one of the big stor

they will only be removed temporarily as this trip is rebuilt. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met with the us secretary of defense at pennsic on in hicks. it describes drums plants take control of casa as a creative solution to solving decades of conflicts and palestinians, and kansas that they will never be forced out of their homeland. many of pitching tents on top of the rubble of the houses and trying to clear the brick by hand. they had been protests in washington dc against president trump's move to shut down the government international humanitarian agency. the most of the agencies stuff being put on administrative leave, us id says the move will come into effect on friday. in 2023, the agency dispersed to more than $40000000000.00 to more than $200.00 countries in the regions. the critics argue the decisions with hum us interests, as well as in bob by health, which is a warning the suspension of foreign i by prisons and trouble who are the most vulnerable communities. many i try the aids patients via don't no longer receive live saving medicine or in the tests. the reports from it with the northeast and z

he does go after iran, and importantly, they've eliminated most of iran's air defenses in that strike. the retaliation israelion now militarily to do it. >> well, i would. >> go as far as to say. >> yes. >> it's a very significant development. >> i noticed. and certainly. raises the whole question of whether action is necessary on the part of israel or together. >> with the united states. >> to prevent iran from. >> breaking out and creating a. >> nuclear weapon. i think that the iranians and i'm going out on a limb a bit here, bear with me that they are also transactional in the. >> way that the. >> president is transactional, and that this move is meant to indicate to the white house that they're opening to negotiations. >> that that. >> and i think that they that this president would prefer to negotiate and. not to engage in a kinetic action. >> against. >> against iran. but he wants to engage in negotiations in. >> a. way that is. >> fundamentally different than the path that both the biden and obama administrations was, which was to incentivize the iranians to come to the negotiating table. i think that

we could hear again shortly from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, who will meet with defense secretary pete hegseth. we're already hearing from some republican senators questioning the idea. senator thom tillis told politico there's probably a couple of kinks in that slinky. and senator josh hawley says, quote, i don't know that i think it's the best use of u.s. resources to spend a bunch of money in gaza. i think maybe i'd prefer that to be spent in the united states first. let's get right to cnn's alayna treene at the white house, where i imagine there is some fallout this morning, or at least people behind you watching the reaction very closely. >> i mean, absolutely, john, what the president said yesterday was truly remarkable and stunning to hear, especially during a press conference. one thing that struck me, though, was that the president seemed to be building toward this sentiment all day, even before prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrived at the white house yesterday afternoon. now, i do want to just focus again on what the president said. he said that he believes

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defense minister who is wanted for war crimes in gaza. speaking in washington alongside mike johnson, mr. netanyahu praised president trump decision. >> the american-israelir been stronger. the week began with an extraordinary meeting with president trump and under his leadership the critical decisions that show his commitment and the american people's israel come to the fore instantly. the sanctions on the icy sea that threatens the right of all democracies to defend themselves. >> with us is a barrister who volunteers as the lawyers for israel charitable trust. welcome to the program. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> in the order, donald trump said the icc abused its power by issuing warrants he said set a dangerous resident. how has it abused its power? >> in three principal respects. firstly, acting outside of its jurisdiction. israel is not a member state of the icc and the palestinian authority is not in a position to join the court. the court works on the basis of jurisdiction delegated to it. jurisdiction is an important issue because it is what differentiates a court from a political body. the breach of the court's own founding statute, thei

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu heads to the pentagon. these are live pictures that you see here. he will soon be meeting with the new defense secretary, pete, this is netanyahu's third day in washington. and his visit comes as the world really gasps in disbelief after president trump proposed taking over gaza, relocating 2 million palestinians. so the u.s. can develop the area into the, quote, riviera of the middle east. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it. i envision a world, people living there, the world's people. i think you'll make that into an international. unbelievable place. >> this is an out of the box idea. that's who president trump is. that's why the american people elected him. >> trump's plan would upend decades of u.s. policy in the middle east and further complicate israel's delicate ceasefire deal with hamas, and has some people wondering, quite frankly, if it's just all a big distraction. cnn's oren liebermann is live for us now at the pentagon. so, oren, we're waiting for netanyahu to arrive. we just saw live pictures of that. what are you hearing ab

now, israel's defense minister is responding saying that hamas' announcement to stop releasing israelire agreement and the deal to release the hostages. i have instructed the idf to prepare at the highest level of alert for any possible scenario in gaza. of course, all of this is coming just days after we saw the return of five thai nationals who arrived in thailand yesterday, and, of course, the release of three israeli hostages. as you mentioned, they looked quite thin, raising concerns about their treatment in captivity, and, in fact, we are hearing from arthur calkderone who says he lived in tunnels without daylight, experienced hunger and went entire months without showering or receiving proper care. >> unimaginable conditions. i know this weekend israeli troops pulled out of a key corridor in gaza. what's the impact of that move? >> right. so as part of the deal, israel agreed to withdraw its troops from the corridor about a four-mile stretch of land that divides northern gaza from southern gaza. now, when the cease-fire took place, when it went into effect last month, the israel

defenses. the collapse of the syrian regime, the transformation of the middle east in these past months by the israeli military, israeli intelligence targeted assassinations for all. the criticism has weakened hamas, for despite the show of force that you've seen in these hostage releases, where the fighters are coming out of the woodwork, coming out of the tunnels, hamas is regrouping. that's another big fear. but so far the deal has held, and 183 palestinians released. now, as we're told here, i'm told by my colleagues, by your colleagues over there that that part of the deal has held as well today. >> and we. >> know that the. >> next several phases of the deal. >> still incredibly fragile. >> and that comes. >> as. you have. >> prime minister. >> netanyahu set to meet. >> with president. >> trump at the white house on tuesday. what do you expect. >> to be the fundamental. >> dynamics of that meeting? >> well, president trump kind of threw. a political grenade, if you will, last week. just a week ago, he was on his way back from nevada and on the plane, he suggested that gazans, three quarters of t

israelis who want to see gaza resettled. but it still remains unclear whether the defense minister's comments will actually become policy on the katz said. countries like spain, ireland and norway, which were very critical of the conduct of israel's war in the gaza strip, that they should take in palestinians. he even said that they had a legal obligation to do so. so katz wasn't alone in the israeli government praising trump. other right wing ministers on prime minister benjamin netanyahu's very right wing cabinet. they've come out and strenuously blessed the idea of evicting palestinians from gaza. but how much of a role the us would play in such a plan? and most of the plan itself, of course, all of that remains totally unclear. chris. >> so, joel, donald trump claims the us can take over gaza, resettle palestinians, in his words, in beautiful communities with new and modern homes in the region, and rebuild the enclave into one of the most, greatest and most spectacular developments of its kind on earth. all of it, by the way, without using us troops. and apparently benjamin netanyahu agrees. listen. >> mr. netanyahu, do yo

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israeli extremists are cheering this idea. they have long believed the path forward is not a peace deal with the palestinians but pushing them off of their lands. israel's defense minister says he has also given the military instructions to begin preparations for palestinians in his words voluntarily leaving gaza. as he said, frances, the white house press secretary somewhat softening trump's remarks and talking down the idea that american forces would be deployed to gaza. >> we'll see how much softening and talking down they continue to do. >>> donald trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship is back in court, this time in a seattle federal court. it will be before the same judge who last month temporarily blocked the order, calling it blatantly unconstitutional. today's hearing will consider a longer pause. it comes after a judge in maryland blocked the trump administration from implementing the executive order, instead siding with two immigrant rights groups and five pregnant women who challenge it. >>> the white house has agreed to temporarily block musk's department of government efficiency from accessing treasury payment systems. musk's team h

israeli prime minister is visiting washington. last year, the icc issued arrest warrants for the prime minister and his former defense minister for alleged war crimes in gaza, which they deny. neither the u.s. nor israel recognize the court's authority. separately, it emerged netanyahu gave president trump a golden pager mounted on a wooden stand during their meeting in washington yesterday. it is a not-so-subtle not to israel's operation in lebanon last year with pagers and handheld radios used two attack members of hezbollah. in panama, the president is pushing back on u.s. claims over transit fees for the panama canal. the state department posted on social media a deal was reached that would allow u.s. government vessels to pass through free of charge, saving the federal government millions of dollars a year. it followed marco rubio's visit to the critical trade route earlier this week. this morning, panama's president rejected the claim, calling it flat out false. >> i'm very surprised by the statement from the u.s. state department. that is simply intolerable. panama to you and the world expresses my absolute rejection of co