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at least two have been killed in jenin, in and around jenin, one of them being a young child. man this morning as well. so many folks looking at this as a shift away from what seems to be quieting down of gaza over more to ali, the west bank. >> which which i remind people, was going on for over a year before october 7th. this we were all worried about what was going to happen in the west bank bank because of these, the increased violence there. and it looks like we are back into that place that we've been for a while. it didn't stop. it never stopped in the west bank. we just weren't really concentrating on all that much because we were concentrating on gaza. yasmin, thanks for your amazing reporting from there. yasmin vossoughian in tel aviv for us. all right. coming up, the consequences of president trump's plans to totally dismantle d e i in the government. nikole hannah-jones, the pulitzer prize winning journalist and the creator of the 1619 project, joins me to discuss the threat to racial discuss the threat to racial justice in the years to come. watch your step! that's

chris livesay made his way to the west bank town of jenin.er: you might think this is gaza. [gunfire] but this is the occupied west bank, and jenin is the epicenter of violence. our journey was an odyssey of closed roads and checkpoints. as soo as we arrived, israeli military vehicles sped past us. we just got turned around at that intersection. we were warned any further, could get shot. for weeks, the israeli army has been leveling what they deem terrorist infrastructure. [explosions] like in this controlled demolition of 23 evacuated buildings. targeting explosives laboratories, weapons, and observation posts. [sobbing] it started after hamas terror attacks last month, including one that killed three israeli civilians. but palestinians we spoke to fear, in reality, the operation is an unspoken part of president trump's development proposal. first, move them out of gaza, then move them out of the west bank. pushing the palestinians across the jordan river and into jordan, so israelis can live there. israeli bulldozers are plowing this stree

and jenin is the epicenter of violence. our journey was an odyssey of closed roads and checkpoints. as soon as we arrived, israeli military vehicles sped past us. we just got turned around from that intersection. we were warned any step further and we could get shot. for weeks the israeli army has been leveling what they deem terrorist infrastructure. like in this controlled like in this controlled demolition of 23 evacuated buildings. targeting explosives laboratories, weapons, and observation posts. it started after hamas' terror attacks last month including one that killed three israeli civilians. but palestinians we spoke to fear in reality the operation is an unspoken part of president trump's development proposal. first, move them out of gaza, then move them out of the west bank. pushing the palestinians across the jordan river and into jordan, so israelis can live there. israeli bulldozers are plowing this street, making it easier for military vehicles to access. but just impossible for regular palestinians. israel says dozens of terrorists have been killed, but there were ci

let's talk particularly the jenin camp. let's talk now about this return for many people to northern gaza, the phrase that gets around as gets bandied around as returning home, for many of the homes are not there, i them the homes are not there, i know you have not been able knew you have not been. able to into gaza know you have not been. able to into gaza itself but what get into gaza itself but what scenes have seen? get into gaza itself but what scenes have - seen? scenes have you seen? most of these peeple — scenes have you seen? most of these people will— scenes have you seen? most of these people will have - these people will have been displaced many times over eiaolaoee many times beer f” the of aiaalaeea many timea ayer f” the of the war, during the course of the war, 700,000 people were more than 700,000 people were to leave gaza forced to leave northern gaza of the israeli bombing forced to leave northern gaza of one israeli bombing forced to leave northern gaza of one ofaeli bombing campaign, one of the biggest

can put ca n put context can put context what is in jenin at can put context what is injenin at the momenttive calm _ moment? yes, for all the relative calm in _ moment? yes, for all the relative calm in gaza - moment? yes, for all the | relative calm in gaza since moment? yes, for all the - relative calm in gaza since the start of ceasefire, in the startéofgthe ceasefire. in the west bank things have occupied west bank things have going from worse to worse. been going from worse to worse. to sources at 70 according to sources at 70 palestinians have been killed the start of january, as since the start of january, as a result mainly of the increased israeli military activity against armed activityagaihst armed gangs palestinian islamic activityagainst armed gangs palestinian islamichhad like palestinian islamichhad and other militants in the city ofjenin. israeli troops for days have been several days have been surrounding what is known as the jenin surrounding what is known as thejenin refugee camp, 7 v andtrying iiush the miiitahts to flush out the militants come in their words. in nearb

this is the occupied west bank, and jenin is the epicenter of violence.ourney was an odyssey of closed roads and checkpoints. as soon as we arrived, israeli military vehicles sped past us. >> we just got turned around from that intersection. we were warned any step further and we could get shot. >> reporter: for week, the israeli army has been leveling what they deemed terrorist infrastructure. like in this controlled demolition of 23 evacuated buildings targeting explosives laboratories, weapons, and observation posts. it started after hamas terror attacks last month, including one that killed three israeli civilians. but palestinians we spoke to fear in reality, the operation is an unspoken part of president trump's development proposal. first, move them out of gaza. then move them out of the west bank. pushing the palestinians across the jordan river and into jordan so israelis can live there. israeli bulldozers are plowing this street, making it easier for military vehicles to access, but just impossible for regular palestinians. >> reporter: israel s

of january and the surgical january has, is riley forces demolish houses and infrastructure in the jenin refugee camp. many palestinians via these tactics of aimed at them and then to displacing the population. michael link is a law professor at the western university in london, ontario in canada. he's also a former un special, a rough, mature on the situation of human rights and occupied palestinian territories. michael, thanks for joining us. israel says it's fighting palestinian militants in the west bank. can you give us a sense of who these buildings are and why that poses a threat to israel as well? they've been around for some time there growing a numbers in parts of the large part because there is a growing political vacuum in the west bank. the whole rational and death of a palestinian authority was to lead the post indians to a self determination and a palestinian state. today, we are further away from a genuine posted in state and a 2 state solution than ever. and it has the confidence in the political leadership of the policy. and so what are the ones of collapsing in the wes

of january and for a single january has is riley forces demolish houses and infrastructure in the jenin refugee camp. many palestinians via these tactics of aimed at them and then to displacing the population. earlier i spoke with law professor michael link, who served as a former un special rupture on the situation of human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. he told us more about the current situation in the west bank and israel's operations against milton groups there as well. they've been around for some time there growing a numbers in parts of the large part because there was a growing political vacuum in the west bank. the whole rational and death of a palestinian authority was to lead the post indians to a self determination and a palestinian state. today we are further away from a genuine austin and state in a 2 state solution than ever. and it as the confidence in the political leadership of the palestinian authority, one is up collapsing in the west bank. you have this growing vacuum which is being filled by young militants. see likely no other choice of the take u

ceremonies. for their loved ones. the war "at any moment." had evacuated three camps — nur shams, tulkarm, jeninresident, mahmoud abbas, mr nabil abu rudeineh, who said this will lead to escalation, will lead to instability so it should be stopped so it is a concerning escalation. the 40,000 go to other places in the west bank, in between and checkpoints. so it is inhuman situation — especially there is some and they do not know where to go. and it is ringing alarm as gaza, then west so there is a problem for... ago — especially injenin and tulkarm. now an initiative in the uk to tackle a problem last year the uk saw a huge rise in the number of items — hands, often by thieves using electric bikes or mopeds as being within a particular address. it all happens so quickly. phones snatched in an instant. police! earlier this month, the met police launched a clampdown on what it described as industrial scale 230 people were arrested and more than a thousand a property without such a warrant, if they suspect it or bluetooth tagged bikes. it means victims who can often track their device while it's th

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israel launched a military operation in jenin just days after the ceasefire in gaza. since then, at least 20 people have been killed, including a two year old girl. the next phase of indirect israel-hamas ceasefire talks are scheduled to begin next week. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu left for washington, d.c. a short time ago. he's due to meet with president trump there on tuesday. and egypt says a hamas delegation is expected in cairo. this comes after the latest round of hostage and prisoner releases on saturday. cnn jerusalem correspondent jeremy diamond shows you how they went. >> him. >> keith siegel children have waited too long for this moment. for 51 days, their mother was held hostage by hamas. it took another 433 days for their father, a dual american israeli citizen, to come home. in kibbutz gaza, friends and family began the day huddled together, watching the news, anxiously waiting for his release. >> excited and scared. >> anxious hopeful and just praying that. >> that soon we see keith. >> coming home. >> the moment keith emerges from the ha

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guest: [indiscernible] we are fighting in the city of jenin. fight terrorists in that city and failed. i do not think they will have that ability. leave aside politically if they want it or not. they are not capable of controlling part of jordan and samaria. host: i want to talk about phase two of the cease-fire getting to that point. president trump has said he wants to see a permanent cessation of hostilities. is that something prime minister netanyahu is committed to in the future? guest: we are starting negotiations about the second phase. we know it we want to achieve, a new future for the people of gaza without hamas, and want to see no threat on the border. if we can do renegotiations, i doubt it, but if hamas will take leadership out of gaza and and now -- allow new leadership, maybe we can achieve a second phase. but if hamas insists on staying in power, we have no choice and will continue with efforts to make sure we don't have a radical regime in our backyard. host: does that mean going back to gaza and fighting? guest: i cannot give

from jenin camp. and then you talk about the. >> hostages, right?we're supposed to get three more names tomorrow. three more hostages. released on saturday, 79 hostages remaining in hamas captivity. hamas potentially. >> wondering how they'll have the upper. >> hand if they continue on with. >> this cease. >> fire deal. and then the family forum. >> the. >> family members of the. >> hostages. >> incredibly worried. >> that their family. >> members will fall. >> by the wayside because. of this rhetoric that is. >> coming out. >> of washington. >> and from prime minister bibi netanyahu and. calling for palestinians. >> to leave gaza. >> i actually sat down with aviva. >> siegel. >> the wife of. >> keith siegel. >> who was the first israeli american hostage to be released. >> on saturday. aviva spent 52 days in captivity. her husband, keith, 484 days. and i asked. >> her. >> specifically if. >> she was. >> worried about the fragility of this phase of the ceasefire and of bringing the hostages home. let's take a listen to what she has. >> to say, and. >

i have been to of those camps in tulkarm and jenin to see what impact the is israeli soldiers controllingind, our clothes and everything we had at home. it's quiet today. israeli troops firmly established. but for the palestinians who should be running this place, it's an affront. oversteps all agreements between the israelis and the palestinians. the financial and mental destruction of the residents. at the weekend, israel ordered tanks intojenin. learing the camps, israel said, could go on for a year. it's already the biggest operation of its kind in the west bank terrorist organisations' desire to harm us. to more than 20,000 people and now they are being told they won't be able to go home for a year. it might still feel like a holiday for the children ofjenin but education has been put on hold, along with so much else. no one here at this rehabilitation centre has any idea when they will be going home. we live in hope we return soon. paul adams, bbc news, about the uk government's demand to be able to access apple of us citizens'. this is turning into a major between and america. i th

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the occupation forces withdrew at this moment, no palestinian would be able to return and live in jenin refugee camp for at least 6 months to a year. even if reconstruction began immediately. and if we are unable to allocate the necessary funds and resources for its reconstruction, the situation will be even worse. and this would be as early as have implemented, a model designed to make this geographic area unlivable. as for those whose homes were demolished, a large number of them were forcibly evacuated at gunpoint. before the destruction took place. i confirmed that 15000 people have been displaced from the camp. that was all these 15000 people left with nothing, not even their belongings. they fled with only the clothes they were wearing, but they had been scattered. about 2 thirds of them are in rural areas around the city. while 6000 displaced individuals remain inside the city itself. that is, lights all on the street or just this how it looks for choosing off himself. so news on keeping the company, everything save the the the the world war 2 was the most tragic time in history

will not drive the palestinian people to surrender the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance, his determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. well, that's called alive no to professor of political science is presented to university in the west bank to professor sides mirror. you're most welcome, sir. thank you for your time. and before we get into the, the reaction, the response to one trump has said, what kind of middle east must read drawing. do you think benjamin? nothing. yeah. what, what will he go to washington with? what does he want a good evening to you and all your viewers was that there are, you know, many things that to the dry or nothing. yeah. wanted from, from the 1st issue is we believe that you want to get out of the truck and you guys have to start your war after finishing the 1st, the step which is there you go on do now we want to finish

camp, jenin refugee camp there. in addition, throughout the week we had another refugee camp in which 30,000 plus palestinians were displaced from there. then we had doctors without borders issuing a statement saying that the medical situation inside the west bank was dire as well, that they need services, they need aid. and so, i mean, as we're looking at and that is why this is obviously such an incredibly complicated situation, which is, by the way, putting it very lightly. so much going on, so much high emotion with these dire situations. right. this cease fire happening, people coming home and yet still so much need all the way around and still keeping my, my eyes on the i on the air because i haven't seen this helicopter fly over yet, but we should be getting it any moment now. ali. >> yasmin, i'm going to ask you to stand by. and of course we'll stay on this shot. we'll also go to your helicopter shot as soon as you see the helicopters coming in. as we know, there are two helicopters, so we will never be sure

the ongoing crimes of the is rarely occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance. his determination to confront the is rarely occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. the flow for further reaction, always good to welcome live on to the program is really journalist on column missed us the it's really daily how, right? it's a mirror or in the store and thank you for your time today. why don't you kind of re drawing of the middle east map is mister netanyahu talking by once he seeking? well, nathaniel is between um, a rock and the hot place. uh, regardless of these uh, bravado. uh he's uh, coming to washington knowing full well that there is no practical way off the square and the circle on one side are who's extreme right? the ministers while he's no out of the government for a while. smoking region, bank dear, who'd be man? the warring does a go on. on the other side is president trump green says that the war should be over

the occupation forces withdrew at this moment, no palestinian would be able to return and live in jenin refugee camp for at least 6 months to a year. even if reconstruction began immediately. and if we are unable to allocate the necessary funds and resources for its reconstruction, the situation will be even worse. and this would be as early as have implemented, a model designed to make this geographic area unlivable. as for those whose homes were demolished, a large number of them were forcibly evacuated at gunpoint. before the destruction took place. i confirmed that 15000 people have been displaced from the camp. that was all these 15000 people left with nothing the, i mean not even their belongings. they fled with only the clothes they were wearing, but they had been scattered. about 2 thirds of them are in rural areas around the city. while 6000 displaced individuals remain inside the city itself or something like that, well, nothing. yeah. who didn't come empty handed on this visit state side is running media reporting that he just good strong of gold plated page, or at least some

the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance. his determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. will palestinian political scientist profess aside mere believes that the is riley pm, will seek trump support for an expansion of village operations in the west bank. you want to give degree line to to go on in the west bank, especially in the west bank. and yes, it is going to expand what these are in the army city and talking about expanding this operation to the front of you. you can see the north end as well as to the front and downs as if the villages, which they believe that the best thing in the existence of their now the amount of getting more than 50, as i've seen them, does this, does, this is not true because we know that the most of them are, are 50 years. it's exactly like the claim goes up. that gives more than, you know, $50000.00 adapt talking about g

israel is intensifying its new offensive in the west bank, centered on the city of jenin, where the fightingt in tanks for the first time in 20 years, and more than 40,000 civilians are displaced. >> they've set up checkpoints, placed tanks and stationed soldiers. even drones are flying above the people. >> meanwhile, it's still not clear if the release of four deceased israeli hostages will go ahead as planned on thursday because of a growing dispute over the conditions of the handovers of those hostages. israel is now delaying the release of some 600 palestinian prisoners, claiming hamas isn't holding up its end of the deal. >> hamas has been really violently disobeying the agreement that they signed on. >> and another deadline is fast approaching. phase one of the ceasefire is set to expire by sunday, meaning the israelis could resume attacking targets in gaza. there has been no meaningful progress reported on phase two negotiations, though. israel's foreign ministry says it might be possible to extend the temporary truce while talks continue. >> phase two is a significantly higher bar to

israel is intensifying its new offensive in the west bank, centered on the city of jenin, where the fightingescalating. israel brought in tanks for the first time in 20 years, and more than 40,000 civilians are displaced. >> they've set up checkpoints, placed tanks and stationed soldiers. even drones are flying above the people. >> meanwhile, it's still not clear if the release of four deceased israeli hostages will go ahead as planned on thursday because of a growing dispute over the conditions of the handovers of those hostages. israel is now delaying the release of some 600 palestinian prisoners, claiming hamas isn't holding up its end of the deal. >> hamas has been really violently disobeying the agreement that they signed on. >> and another deadline is fast approaching. phase one of the ceasefire is set to expire by sunday, meaning the israelis could resume attacking targets in gaza. there has been no meaningful progress reported on phase two negotiations, though. israel's foreign ministry says it might be possible to extend the temporary truce while talks continue. >> phase two is a si

and this is jenin. astronauts aboard the international space station. you finally get to come home. commander suni williams captain has been there since june. their departure date has been in flux. they had technical issues with boeing's starliner spacecraft after they were in a worldwide. randa slim polarized. it was a good time talking with these two remarkable american astronauts. so we're gonna play you a lot of my conversation with them because it's. and hear about what in space life and frankly, they deserve as much attention as they can get for their sacrifices. suni williams and butch wilmore earlier, kenner williams. wilmore, thanks so much for joining us. you've been up there since last june. how are you doing? >> pretty good actually. >> you know, we've got food, we've got clothes. we're having great crew members up here, you know. of course it was a little bit longer than we had expected. but, you know, both of us have trained to live and work on the international space station. and we i think we've made the most of it. >> we. if you'd like to be floating around all that

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bank refugee camp on sunday, the palestinian news agency says nearly 20 buildings were blown up in jenin, leaving palestinian families displaced. israel's military launched a large scale operation in the west bank on the heels of the gaza ceasefire deal. meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington right now. in a matter of hours, he will take part in the second phase of the israel-hamas ceasefire. netanyahu is scheduled to meet tuesday with u.s. president donald trump. in what the prime minister says is a very important meeting. >> i believe that we can strengthen security, broaden the circle of peace and achieve a remarkable era of peace through strength. >> aaron david miller is a former state department middle east negotiator and a senior fellow with the carnegie endowment for international peace. he joins me now. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. rosemary. >> so, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is set to meet with u.s. president donald trump at the white house on tuesday. what do you expect will come out of that meeting? >> you

well, some of them are members of the notorious gang jenin darrell issa, while others violated immigration law by crossing into the united states illegally. here's how a senior homeland security official put it, quote, every single alien at guantanamo bay has a final deportation order. that means they can be removed. all of these individuals committed a crime by entering the united states illegally. now, kate, of course, there are still so many more people that they are hoping to take to guantanamo, even as there's so much confusion and confusion about the logistics and the administration is already contending with two lawsuits, one of which a federal judge blocked three men from being transferred to guantanamo bay. they weren't set to go, but they fit the profile, according to the attorneys that are representing them. and then another lawsuit filed just yesterday about lack of access, legal access to these detainees. so aclu and other immigrant rights groups requesting that they have access to those who have already been transferred, all of these still ongoing. >> all right, priscilla, th

israel has ramped up a major offensive in the occupied west bank, especially in jenin. west bank. how does this align with the views of the trump administration and the fact that you're seeing this escalation potentially in violation of the cease fire? there was an airstrike as well in gaza today on a vehicle in the gaza strip. and that's already putting this very fragile ceasefire even at greater peril. >> yes. so us ending the us ending its support for the war in gaza should not be coupled with equally counterproductive policies such as supporting, you know, a renewed offensive in the west bank. and this is the problem here. netanyahu's coalition, namely, the last remaining very extremist member, finance minister smotrich, has demanded that a west bank counterterrorism operation be included in the list of formal objectives. post october 7th october 7th. so this he wants this added as a now official objective of the israeli government, and smotrich in particular, has threatened to collapse the government if netanyahu does not resume the war after the first 42 day phase

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extending this war into the west bank with some recent explosions that we've seen in a city called jenin, 100 residential buildings exploding, 30,000 palestinian residents evacuated from there as well. we have a super brave team of journalists on the ground in gaza who spoke to some palestinians there about what they feel, how they feel about what the president is saying, along with me spending some time on the streets of tel aviv as well, asking that very same question. let's take a listen to what they had to say, and then we'll talk on the other side. >> we can't leave our homes. how we can. >> how we. how you dare. >> how dare. >> you to. >> say you. should leave your homes? we can't, we can't. this. >> this is palestine. >> and we palestinians are the only ones. >> who have the. >> right to. >> to live. here and never to. >> leave it. >> we will never leave our town palestine. for us, this is never changing. >> i mean. >> there are people live there. there is. gazan civilians who lives in gaza. i don't understand the idea of just taking over. >> you know, president tmp saying, why wo

the palestinian news agency says nearly 20 buildings were blown up in jenin, leaving palestinian familiesisplaced. >> the israeli military launched a large scale operation in the west bank on the heels of the gaza ceasefire deal. israeli officials say the buildings were used as terrorist infrastructure. israel has provided no no evidence to support that claim. donald trump says he has, quote, meetings and talks scheduled with the ukrainian and russian leaders, but he isn't giving away any details yet about when those talks will take place so far. officials in kyiv don't seem impressed by the trump administration's proposals for handling the nearly three year long war. >> on saturday, the new u.s. envoy said ukraine needs to hold elections, which have been suspended because of the war. an adviser to mr. zelenskyy says a peace plan that only consists of a ceasefire and elections is a failed plan. he's asking for a more in-depth approach from the americans as russian airstrikes continue to kill ukrainian civilians. >> clare sebastian is joining us. klepper. what more do we know about these p

the israeli military blew up several buildings in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. the idf says these buildings were used as terrorist infrastructure. many palestinian families were displaced. in greece, schools have closed and authorities announced additional flights for people to leave the island of santorini. this comes after the region saw more than 200 earthquakes over the last four days. the tremors are minor, the strongest reaching magnitude of 4.6. still, it's pretty unnerving. residents have been advised to avoid large indoor gatherings. so in louisiana, what is being called an immaculate conception, and it is being called that by me, i think exclusively so far. a baby swell shark was born in an aquarium inside a tank with no male sharks. only two females and neither female shark had had contact with a male shark in over three years or so they say. the aquarium says it could have been from a rare asexual reproduction phenomenon known as the no fun phenomenon, or possibly an extremely delayed fertilization. kate. >> kate. further proof we don't need you. i l

the brands include jenin van camps and some store brands as well. the homeland security department says it fired four fema officials over payments that the agency sent to house migrants in new york city. the department said without evidence, the officials sent the payments without approval from leadership. >> it was incredible. this is actually. >> my 10th time seeing. >> paul mccartney. i have no words for it. >> paul mccartney put on a surprise concert in manhattan last night at the bowery ballroom. holds about 600 people, 600 lucky people. he announced the show earlier in the day on instagram. people stood in line in the cold to get tickets, just one per person. they were sold out within 30 minutes. federal secrets could soon become known. there is a new task force on capitol hill focused on declassifying secrets. >> for far. >> too long, the american people have had reasonable questions of what their government. which they fund. every day. keeps hidden about certain issues. and for far too long, the federal government has not answered these ques

. >> by israel's military this weekend in the west bank city of jenin. >> the idf said sunday the targeted buildings were. used as terrorist infrastructure. >> it's unknown if there were. >> casualties and. >> u.s. stock. futures plummeting. >> as investors await. >> the impact of president. >> trump's tariffs on mexico. >> and canada. >> the president warned americans. >> the new. >> 25% tax. >> on imports. >> may cause pain, but it will. >> may cause pain, but it will. be worth the. welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. years had passed since bonnie craig was found dead, and investigators seem to be coming up against one false lead after another. and then a new dna match to a man who had moved to california. could this mean they could finally bring bonnie's killer to justice? or would it lead to yet another dead end? here's keith morrison. that one. keith morrison: all that was left to the family now, in the years after bonnie's murder, was the collecting of memories, of bits of things that reminded them of how good she was, how thoughtful. like a school paper bonnie was to have tu

the rates in jenin and tulkarem using the air force evacuating tens of thousands of people. do we know that tens of thousands of palestinians in the west bank are evacuated from their homes, and part of their homes don't exist anymore? it is really a gaza ization of the west bank, and this will carry a price, namely that the west bank will not remain silent. >> hmm. >> yeah. uh, so much at stake here as you as you say. uh, we'll have to leave it there. but always appreciate your analysis. gideon levy in tel aviv. thanks so much. >> thank you. kim. >> all right. well, we have more on the breaking news in gaza. two former israeli hostages are now back in israel, and four more are expected to be released minutes from now. plus, u.s. president donald trump is dismissing his top general in an unprecedented purge. we'll have the details next. stay with us. >> speak now. >> or forever. >> hold your. peace. >> only took four hour cough liquid. unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym cough crisis of. >> what? would you look at that

of the displacement that has been happening here in the nur shams refugee camp and tulkarm and the jenin refugee camp as well. we're overall, about 40,000 people have been forced to flee their homes. we spoke to some of those people earlier today who said that they really don't know when they're going to be able to return home. that's because the israeli defense minister, israel katz, has said this military operation could last for over a year, and that until that operation is over, the residents of camps like this one, they will not be allowed to return home. jeremy diamond, cnn, nur shams refugee camp in the west bank. >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much for that reporting. coming up, it is a state. he lost by ten points in november. but trump voters in colorado seem to be all smiles with a few concerns when it comes to his breakneck first few weeks in office. we'll take you there. coming up. >> twitter. that's a great name. >> we invented a. >> whole new thing. >> no one could. >> possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter. breaking the bird premieres march 9th on cnn. >