no indeed we so standing by for that to happen, this home to salute for us in amman. thank you so much. many palestinian families hoping their relatives will be among those prisoners. it to be released as part of this, these 5 deal last color, which is in kansas city, where he spoke to the mother of mohammed's coupon who's in and this riley prison. behind the near is i've been kimberly to who has this been a long year waiting for this funds because they have kept his memory alive with the stories. i talked with ross and they are now with totes about what is it, what is it to change the whole 3 you and noon is a rolling day off today. so i missed him so much. i swear to other i miss him. i talked to you, but his absence kills me. we have to release a month of detainees sooner rather than later. i missed my son on all the mothers necessity. i understand the mother's feelings. and the law has been say, before my heart tells me that they'll release my son because he did nothing wrong. i pray for him to be released. and then for him to see his sisters of these to visit his

from amman in jordan. many thanks for your time. as we sold a lot of focus by syria and act design, all those right now on the lifting of sanctions, is this the most pressing issue when it comes to serious recovery right now? i would say yes. next to other issues which might be equally pressing. for example, providing syria which is boiling gas shipments to be able to operate its power plants or supplying the country with wheat and food. but with respect to sanctions, i feel there's a lot of misunderstanding as to what is it that we're actually talking about. for instance, when we're talking about germany's role and the statement that has been made up, suggesting that not all sanctions should be lifted. actually, this is a positive statement because what germany is saying is, say all sanctions need to go. so sanctions on say, the banking sector or the trade sector or the energy sector need to go. however, sections the target sat, dream affiliates should actually state because that is the way to go after them to freeze their assets t

so who they're talking to this is from amman, about here with me. and joe has martin griffith of the un under secretary of general for humanitarian affairs and the emergency relief, closer to southern bank account, as well as professor of public policy and how many colleagues university. and we also have done, perry is a former regional editor of associated press. and then these are also offer of ask questions later. subsidize newsletter. he's joining us from tennessee martin. i want to come to you for us to pick up from the point that we were talking to hum to about the celebrations. one thing we still don't know, find this, these 5 is actually going to come into effect. technically the fighting is still continuing, but it is vitally important that makes you mandatory an aide is allowed, and then israel does have a responsibility as an occupying power to a lot of that in. but how confident can people be that that aid is going to get into guns as well? the 1st thing i'd say, rob, is that, as, as is often repeated the darkest hours before dawn. and l

honda, thank you for bringing us and they just say from amman, jordan and honda is keeping an eye in all things is right. of course, for us here on out you 0, let's discuss all this further now with alan leo who is the former director general, these really foreign ministry and is joining us from tennessee. thank you again for being with us. what can we make of prominence? metalli's claim that mosse has back tracked on some parts of the deal, which from us is denying, is these are the governments setting the stage for not voting on this agreement? i don't think so. now is a clear majority in the cabinet, any the government. but the problem, because the last 2 months with the 400 on the out in the in does anybody say nationally 5 members of the class. she's from the center to hughes. right wing cooperation. i mean that's a big majority. now it was the elections in the united states. ready so there was a, there was in the last 2 months, it's very easy to go on. it is a freight, the bottom one, these especially small region even change to do all of these questions because the large but t

so who is in amman? first we're going to go back to honey. my mama was in debt all bought for us, so it sees fox bar, least of speculation about a series fox getting stronger, but never the less tiny those attacks you've been talking about still going on the the absolutely i. now as of this moment the, the news though, people are talking about we are, we're hours that way. maybe we just a day away from announcement of a ceasefire deal or a potential c inspired deal, but the bombing continues to fall, killing more people. and just the past hour, 5 people were killed, 4 of them were inside a vehicle. and those that are, if you can, one of them happens to be a journalist and an activist, along with his brother in the vehicle that was a struck by a drug, missiles, one more journalist, and a shot, a refugee commons. this is a, has been very consistent with what we reported about the closer we're getting to as seeds by or the final hours of the agreement. the higher the fruits of the talk that we've been seeing for the past 3 days. at the moment we

and stephanie debt goes joining us live from amman, jordan, because these are us government has found out just here from my forcing from that and the occupied westbank. so stephanie, tell us more about what needs, you know, i said that in that speech night, clearly he, he's trying to sell a deal to these really. the yes to be is trying to sell it is if this is all his doing and he is victorious, it's the 1st time we've heard from benjamin netanyahu since the agreement was announced on wednesday. and he said that this is pretty much because israel has made how most capitulate, israel has achieved this by, you know, its own sort of military on sort against the group that it matters from us. like to get him out to finally agree to at least double the amount of captives alive in the 1st phase that he was constantly thinking about the captives. and so was his wife's are a bit random 40 how he went into this time a i'm tongue. i angle, sorry, of his wife, even thinking about the captain's, whether she was in the country or not. this is a man who has been severely accused across these rating

let's get an update from honda sahu to join us from amman, jordan, because the policy and authority has suspended entre 0 is operations in the occupied westbank. i'm the what more you hearing about these latest settler attacks in the occupied with as well since the beginning of the year. just 10 days ago fall, we were already looking at nearly 20 settler attacks on palestinians in 2024, in fact, was the highest year on record recorded by the united nations when it came to settler attacks on palestinians. october of 2023 was the highest month in and of itself after israel's war on guns that had begun with more than $230.00 attacks. and look, these attacks range from are sent to destruction of property to physical assaults and even death. the un says that this is now spiraling out of control, and oftentimes there is little to no consequences of these attacks of the is really army often protects these really settlers and there's little to no consequences. in fact, within these really governments, there's been a lot of issues in recent weeks for people who are high up within the police in t

laura con was keeping an eye on things was from amman, jordan, because israel and the palestinian authority have bind. i'll just hear from reporting from the occupied westbank laura talk to us about, you know, what we see here right now. and the process that led to the release of these policy interfaces today what it has in an incredibly tense morning, leading up to this final release of 200 palestinians, as you said now form at present.

this joining us from amman, jordan, because israel's government has bind down to 0 from reporting from israel. and the occupied westbank to these really is not happy about how things went today about the, the, the way in which the exchange happened, the, the captives that were exchanged. why is that, and what are they conditions for allowing palestinians to return to northern cost? and that's right on friday, once how most had released this list. israel confirmed it received it, but then there was a lot of talk about how a mass quote, violating the terms of the agreement. and that means that israel wanted civilians 1st before soldiers and then those who were sick and elderly as part of the 1st phase of the deal now is real said they were expecting one civilian captive woman r value, who would to be on the list of those who were released within the 2nd exchange as part of phase one. however, due to her being held by a different group is that you had had said that she feel are set to be released, but the family members have been protesting since the start of the deal trying to put pressu

fergal keane, bbc news, amman.e will bring you the latest developments on the ceasefire as and when we get them. here in the uk, the economy returned to growth in novemberfor the first time in three months but onlyjust. britain's economic output inched up by a lower than expected 0.i% output inched up by a lower than expected 0.1% in november compared with october. chancellor rachel reeves says she will fight everyday to deliver economic growth. our business correspondent ben boulos has more. what we have learned this morning is that the uk economy grew by the very thinnest of margins, just 0.1% growth in november, and that is below what had been expected. gdp, gross domestic product, is a measure of how much economic activity is going on and how much we are making, building, buying and selling. and more of that is seen usually as a good thing. it means with growth there tends to be more in the way of hiring by businesses, it is easier to get a pay rise. that in turn leads to more people paying more tax, which mean

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injured in the raid. witness to say at least 3 missed sounds were fired to sell who has more from amman, jordan, she said, because israel has bandages here from operating in the country. several palestinians have been killed after these really military carried out a drone strike in the janine refugee camp. they say it was coordinated with addition beth israel.

and garza, i'm the salute reports from amman and jordan because the israeli government and the palestinian authority have bound thousands, 0 from report to you in israel and the occupied west back. it's these really military's biggest operation in the occupied westbank since the start of the new year is really forces say they're targeting what they call terrorism image in the refugee camp for, for the residents of jeanine. this is what terror looks like. said the saudis brother was walking in the neighborhood when he was shot and killed by israeli forces. does it have you put this in brother, but he went to get bread from the shop nearby. he was shop last night for an elderly man was among many targeted by the indiscriminate shooting, but somehow wasn't hurt. dozens of other palestinians have been injured including children like this one. but others on the receiving end of his really fire were bleeding out in the streets of janine as his really forces blocked ambulances from reaching them. and the i'm up here now, we can't give an exact number for the wounded because they are so many an am

fergal keane, bbc news, amman. adjunct professor at georgetown university. thank you for being with us. we are looking and listening there to that report of the desperate suffering that has gone on in gaza for 15 months now, what does this moment today mean for palestinians? this is reduced to rubble. this is really the beginning. people will breathe a sigh of relief and then begin the very long, hard work of healing and rehabilitating and feeding the people who have been starved for the past many months and trying to rebuild some semblance of a normal life, to look for loved ones that have been lost or still buried under the rubble. there will be medical teams, there will be field hospitals that need to be built. temporary housing. there is a great deal of work that needs to be done, but it all depends on whether the cease—fire can hold. depends on whether the cease-fire can hold. how fraaile cease-fire can hold. how fragile do _ cease-fire can hold. how fragile do you _ cease-fire can hold. how fragile do you thi

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because in amman, the jordan was one of the closest, longest allies. but american brands, mcdonald's, starbucks, other brands, stores closing down because of the anger at america for providing the weapons. so, i mean, we have to, you know, it's a balance of tragedy on both sides in our closing minute. ayman. but this this is not going to heal very easily. but this is the first step, and i think we should at least hold our breath as the world is and acknowledge that you had two rival american presidents, president elect and a president working together through diplomats from around the world to try to put together a very complicated deal that may, we hope, bring home israeli hostages, american hostages, those alive and dead, and also bring food and help and reconstruction to the suffering people of gaza and some political healing, a future that american diplomats have been talking about endlessly in all of these missions. that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports, chris jansing reports picks up all of the breaking news coverage right now.

i made several trips to gauze and joins live now from amman and jordan. i talked to great to have you with this. thank you for your time. now the point is here, the temperatures may not necessarily be sub 0, but it's the cold temperature can still kill if you're not home, particularly if you're a newborn baby. oh, yeah, certainly. uh, so hypo, certainly, uh, is not uncommon in young infants if they're not properly bundled or kept in a reasonable temperature. and that's because as your service area to volume ratio increases, which is the case as children and as children are quite small, so the younger the child, the larger their service area, the volume ratio you're more likely to lose heeds. but also you don't have the glycogen stores to produce heat. so you don't have the sugar and ever the sugar stores and the subject team is fat. that allows you to generate a at heat when you need to. and so what, how ends up happening is these children get very cold, their blood sugar drops and it changes a lot of things and their circulation and it can directly lead

been injured in the raid. witness to say at least 3 miss towns were fired to sell who has more from amman, jordan, she's the because israel has band out just the air from operating in the country. several palestinians have been killed after these really military carried out a drone strike in the janine refugee camp. they say it was coordinated with addition, beth israel's internal security agency, but they refused to give further details or comment any further, but it's really media is reporting that the target of that a tap was a known site or in the palestinian camp in the off you played west bank, now these really military has been conducting mir nightly reeds in the west bank since israel's war on god's it began healing nearly 800 palestinians, interesting several 1000 others. in fact, israel's defense minister has said that israel will continue this policy across the west bank and will quotes not allow the west bank to turn into gaza saying that israel's exact doing to expand these operations beyond what they are now. but the air striking janine is quite significant because it's the

bbc news, amman. >> joining me now in studio is the former executive director of the american task forceine and former political advisor to the palestinian authority. thank you for joining us. we were seeing the impact of the 15 months of war in that report on gaza. just give me your thoughts first of all on this agreement coming to fruition after what has been for both gazans and israelis 15 terrible months. >> the initial reaction is just relief. the fact to think that the families of the hostages -- the whole israeli society can see hope and to see the end to a tragic 15 months of death and destruction and mainly the loss of hope. palestinians and israelis wake up every morning thinking they will see more of the same so now, there is some hope. there are a lot of challenges but the moment now is one of hope and celebration and may be working towards insuring that the deal sticks in the coming phases. >> what more do we know about the palestinian prisoners who would be released in this first round? >> we know that the majority will be women and children but there will be some prisoners

she's in amman because the palestinian authority is suspended. alger 0 is operations in the occupied westbank. these really military has released initial findings of a probe into the shooting. on monday in the occupied west bank, they say that outside the legal settlement of can you me, i'm a 3 is really is were killed and 8 others injured. they say that 3 palestinian gunmen opened fire on not just a bus, but 2 other vehicles in the area. one of the dead has been identified as an is really police officer from another legal settlement in the west bank. we've heard from several is really officials including the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is said that israel will go to great lengths in order to find the suspects and bring them to justice is really forces have actually been conducting a manual and in the area closing off several roads blocking several villages because they say they have the identities of 2 of the 3 suspects who are from the northern west bank city of jeanine. now we also heard from the national security minister each more ben viewer, who said that israel shou

stephanie deca has malware from amman because israel has found out, is there a, from a pricing that an in the occupied west bank over a year of negotiations, rejection speculation, and politics and tens of thousands of palestinians killed the deal that never seem to be able to come together now has for the 1st space, at least these really cabinet, it can be just proportion about the jewish day of rust to both the deal through in the session, which last it hours it pulse, despite threats of resignations from the far right ministers of finance as it l. smotts rich and national security, it's more about and give a or less then you may, scott must get. if this reckless deed is approved and implemented, the jewish party will give the resignation. letter to the prime minister. the jewish ball party will not be bought of the government and will withdraw from it was if all now goes to plan 3 is really captives will be released on sunday. in return it's understood for around a 100 posting and prisoners. most the women held in is really jails then for more is really captive should be released on

a hood reports from the jordanian capital amman, because the palestinian authority has suspended alger 0 is a probation in the occupied westbank, the family of a palestinian father and son who were killed on friday and the occupied westbank blamed the palestinian authority for their debts. however, the p a security forces have released the state been denying that they had any of their security forces present in the area. instead, blaming the deaths on fighters in did you need refugee camp. and the janine battalion has released the statement of their own blaming the p. a for killing at least 16 palestinian civilians since october of 2023. and since december 14th, the palestinian authority has been conducting raids in janine specifically image. you need refugee camp because they say they want to crack down on our palestinian resistance. there have been clashes for weeks and many members of the palestinian authority, security forces have been killed as a result. and at least a palestinians have been killed since the fighting began. the central jersey to a man of magnitude 5.8 ask way, hit

let's speak tojuliette touma in amman, jordan. at unrwa — the united nation's palestinian refugee agency. what would be the impact on this demand by israel? the direct impact _ this demand by israel? the direct impact is _ this demand by israel? the direct impact is for- this demand by israel? tue: direct impact is for 70,000 this demand by israel? tte: direct impact is for 70,000 to go to clinics in occupied east jerusalem and just over 1000 kids who go to schools. that is the direct impact. if the latter is implemented injust overfour latter is implemented injust over four days. latter is implemented in 'ust over four daysi latter is implemented in 'ust over four days. you talk about the letter _ over four days. you talk about the letter from _ over four days. you talk about the letter from the _ over four days. you talk about the letter from the united - the letter from the united nations, i want to read what israel has said. developments came as a direct response to the acute national security risks posed by they say the wides

he's joining us from amman. jordan, thanks very much. indeed, for joining us on this, if a sanctions are eventually lifted, what is that going to mean for 7 people? i think sanction lifted in their entirety, that would open the door to an influx of return ease into the country. assuming the interim government would have to write policies in place, entering the safety of people. for example, i think exemptions are lifted, then we would also see a recovery in a private sector investment, which has been the backbone of the economy. and at the moment of those are actually hindered by all types of the sections. you mentioned there that said that it was dependent on certain conditions being in place within the city itself. certainly put those put in place for the starting the administration. how confident can people obtain foreign governments who lockhart and imposing sanctions be that the city and administration is going to be able to meet those conditions in order for the sanctions to be lifted? and i think some act

so who it has the latest for us from jordan's capital amman, because the palestinian authority has suspended alger zeros operations in the occupied westbank. at least 3 palestinians were killed among them 2 children ages 8 and 10. these really military acknowledges that it conducted a drunk stripe in the northern part of the occupied west bank, but says that they were targeting a cell of fighters with residents and locals in the moon. say that this was a residential area. these really military also conducted a read on the ground arresting at least 5 palestinians, who were minors, emergency crews, and medical personnel say that they were unable to access the scene to reach those who were injured and wounded. this is a common theme we've seen throughout the military's rates. over the last 15 months, preventing ambulances and medical staff from reaching those who need the help, the official policy. any news agency says that those 3 bodies are still being held by these really military. these really army has up to these rates since the war on garza began saying that they are targeting arms, pales

but turning to to you friday we've heard, obviously from amman, hidden the both explaining it and passionate to urgency. why the sanctions need to be lifted in their views? why then all these obstacles still the full funds of the minds, all politicians in europe to the united states. what is the biggest stumbling block so far when it comes to simply lifting the sanctions immediately? well i'm, i think i'm the great, thanks for mentioning of the sections is that they want to see and things happening on the ground before they decide on lifting the sanctions. and i do agree with the law that we should not mix all the types of sections and one of the sections that need to be listed. but it isn't the odd steps on the scenes they industry and institutions because these are required for the country to be able to survive for the for, i mean, period. we are going to go into a very tough transition period. and it requires that participation, that everyone, but nobody wouldn't be bought dissipating if they are struggling just to, to, to survive. so if we really since hear these congress essence here on

i'm the sahu just following developments from jordan's capital amman, because his are us government has found out a 0 from operating in the country. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that he's sending a high level delegation to the country, capital doha, to meet with mediators in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal. now this delegation will be made up of the head of israel's most sub, that's the extra no security agency machine, but the internal security agency and the representative from these really military . it's worth mentioning that the last time, all 3 of them were dispatched together for talks was the last year in august of 2024. but these really say that they still have heavy sticking points. even if there was a ceasefire deal that is achieved. they say that until they achieve all of the goals and objectives of the war, they're going to continue no matter how long the pause in the fighting is secured. for now, how much says they're only going to agree to a deal if the war ends and there is a complete withdrawal of israeli troops. and these really publi

the united states, this was not a joint attack between the united states and israel and us out in amman. thank you very much. i are coming up on the program over launch is a boat hailing service in indian administered cash name, but it's not been smooth sailing for everyone. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, a reminder about top stories on al jazeera, it's nice for administer is in syria to show support for a peaceful transition of power. after the fall of a shot on a side, he's met the leader of the new administration and i'll show rock as well as the new for administer. and it's called for the lifting of sanctions on syria. him in his own the say the us and u. k. of carried out joints strikes on 12 locations in the capital, some is there. i was military meanwhile, says it's targeted on the ground sites, including ballistic missile depots and an outside teams with data as well as a full time ross e set in stone and is really strikes across guys that have killed at least 15 palestinian since friday morning. 3 of the victims were killed in tennessee, shutting on a

i'm the, i'm to salute for us the in amman. will protest is in canada, have been rallying outside these ready come. she lives in toronto. they called on these ready government to own the ceasefire agreement. or this exact deal is that on the table since may of 2024 said israel decided to continue. is genocidal campaign and this is reflective of the failure of the international community, especially i feel like canada that prides itself in peacekeeping efforts, refusing to take hungry, such as imposing an ards embark on israel ceasefire. that is a good see whether his role comes through with the other question, whether his work, the back door deal with trump as a whole. other question that i think remains to be seen as students while we are certainly glad to hear these for i do, we are cautious. we are cautious of the fact that israel continues to violate previous east part of deals, and that in the last 24 hours over a 100 pounds city of had since the deal was in the world health organization says it should be possible to incre

well, i say not from stephanie deca who reports from amman, because as well as bandages 0 for reporting from israel and in the occupied with back. i heard nothing for hours, but reading between the lines. yes, they voted hours ago we understood according to his reading media and then now they're debating on a lot to talk about. of course, the pauses of the deal, the specifics of the deal. the fact that this is just the 1st phase, and there are a 2nd and 3rd phase and mentioned there are the opposition from the extreme right. within this nose coalition government, the men that keep him politically alive if you will, very much against the steel, a kind of can stomach the 1st phase, stick to when it comes to present l smart charge. but both of them saying that there needs to be or return to war. so a lot of tools, but defeating is that they will most definitely agree to us because also it's beyond domestic politics. now really, this is far bigger than that. a lot of pressure is from the mediators particularly from the united states, recently to ensure that nation, yahoo, adheres to this, t

so stephanie deca has been following developments from main jordanian capital amman because israel has found out, is there a from operating in the country and in the occupied westbank. first time that we've heard from these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu since the announcement of the ceasefire. deity very much presented it as israel's victory, as his victories said, that his ro retained the rights to return to work. the american president's both of them, the incoming and outgoing, were on board with that. um basically very much a speech victory that israel i changed the face of the middle east that it was going to achieve its goal of bringing home all the captives that benjamin espanol and even he referred to his wife sanara were constantly thinking of the captives, ironic really, when this is a man who has been acute across the board in israel, of not caring about the captives of only carry about his own political survival, which is why he has prolonged this war. even when there were deals on the table in the past. why? because the right wing ministers in his government or ag

now a correspondence in amman and jordan. none stuff needs in jordan because it's ralph has been dial 0 for operating from within the country. it's stephanie. the ceasefire has begun. and now there's a lot of detail to fill in. part of that, you don't need the prisoner exchange weeks. we're expecting a few hours time, and the mechanism around box is going to be also very delicate, a very complicated us. yes, we expect these really captives to be released, or at least the process to start at around 4 pm local time. there are expectations of delays with that logistically, of course, very difficult as well. um they need to be transported through the gaza strip and then handed over to these res. israel has set up 3 collection points along the border with gauze, or where the captives will be processed, so to speak. they'll be assessed by medical doctors, by psychologist they'll be debriefed of course by, you know, politicians, military, and then they will be taken to hospitals inside israel, where they will finally meet their fami

okay, thank you so much lower of taking us through all of that lucon in amman. i'm also colored to, is it all her, she'd street and the speaking to palestinians returning to northern garza, as i'm talking to was the last year this way. it was brought us thing is americans their way back home, the last, the terrorist believe behind and what are we all, what's missing here is a scene or me, you and i've seen all have been this on joy as thousands of on the students are finally coming back home full of a saw something vase stood and making their home for the love. and god bless you. it tells us about us. it is at the moment are supporting the close the road to the law. the god was 2 of them and the new and i'm coming back from come eunice, aren't you? and he was very difficult, very tiny so that i can solve a couldn't infinity of me. i never, we've been sleeping in the streets for 3 days without food covers always in the bathrooms, but how horse instead of the pop up for the water since we've been waiting for these radio occupation forces to allow us to cross, they

we can cross now to amman and speak with united nations childrens funds spokesperson tests. ingram tests good to have you on the program with us us secretary of state anthony blinking has expressed optimism about a gaza cease fire agreement saying that it is ready to be concluded and implemented . if a mazda agrees but the terms, but previous, a similar plans for a deal with israel have collapse to do believe that things will be different this time. whereas certainly very hard. so then i think that is what we have to be at this point. there is, as we say, noise that this could be in the moment. and so the children of gaza, it really needs to be. we've seen more than $14500.00 tools on report as i killed since the will began in the beginning of october and many more had they lived shot that every single day that this goes on, children pay the costs of the war. and i think that needs to be front of finding these discussions that we're talking about. civilian lives, especially children's lives. since the states far in lebanon, was brokered in november. israel has reportedly violated at more

honda, so who's following developments from amman? because as well as bind, i'll just say we're from operating within the country. a mystery female is really captives release from dogs that have been reunited with their families at a hospital in central israel. these really military had confirmed once they cross the border from gaza into israel, that they were in the hands of his really forces where they went in initial identity check followed by an initial medical exam before they were err lifted to the hospital. once they arrive, doctor said they were actually in pretty good shape so they could delay their medical exams a bit so that they could spend more time with their families. this was a ceasefire deal that was a long time in the making and family members of these captive say that they are happy to have their loved ones back. but this is a ceasefire deal that needs to be seen all the way through past phase one past ways to and ultimately to phase 3. because that is the only way to ensure the release of the remaining is really ca

i'll just here as i'm the son who's now is joining us from amman. jordan, because these are us government, his band audra 0 from reporting from east threat and the occupied west. back of the private is office. he's ready from his office home that talking about the last minute crisis that's preventing the signing of the agreement. what exactly is this crisis? well, according to the prime minister's office, they say this crisis is solely because of him. a saying that they're back tracking on parts of the agreement and looking to exploit the agreement and is really media reported. but some of it is due to the names of palestinian prisoners who would be released from is really jail. but let's remember the him, us released the statement shortly after saying that they remain committed to the deal that was signed too. that was announced on wednesday evening. but it's also worth mentioning, this comes amid the backdrop of a lot of internal conflict in the is really government. and some is really media of this morning is reading into it as a crisis internall

let's get more of this straight away home to solely to study by for us in amman. and she's the because the palestinian authority is suspended downstairs operations in the occupied westbank. but having to, you've been following these latest developments. what more do you have for us? the whole is really officials are saying at least 3 people have been killed. 7 others injured, 2 of which are in critical condition and military sources are now telling is really media that they are searching for to palestinian gunmen. now this happened near the illegal settlement of can do mean it's on route $55.00, which connects this illegal settlement to the palestinian city of nablus as really officials have blocked off a lot of roads in the area closed off a lot of villages saying, but they are going to conduct a man hunt until they find the perpetrators of this attack. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has released the statement on ex, formerly known as twitter, saying that israel will go to great lengths to find those who are responsible and bring them to justice. and how do we

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protested the white house in 8 days time, and a salute to the latest verse from jordan's capital of amman, because his relatives bound down to 0 from operating in the country, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to you as president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the pathetic capital over the next few days. these really negotiating team arrived there and is expected to stay for at least another day in order to hammer out the final details for a potential deal bite in stress. but now is the time for a ceasefire. even though the american president was stressing this for more than a year, but these really is have largely blamed him us for why this has failed. well, how much has pointed the finger at these railways? meanwhile, internally with it, israel, there's a lot of disagreement about a potential ceasefire deal. members of the far right have said that they would vote against it. and benjamin netanyahu even spoke to members of the far right, including finance minister bits, and it

gradually withdrawal from the strip and humanitarian aid will be allowed in stephanie deca reports from amman because this roles found out as or from operating that over a year of negotiations, rejection speculation, and politics and tens of thousands of palestinians killed the deal that never seemed to be able to come together. now has, for the 1st phase, at least these are the cabin to convene just proportion about the jewish day of rest, to vote the deal through in the session which last it hours it pulse, despite threats, resignations from the far right ministers of finance. as it l. smotts rich and national security, it's more ben cuz they are less and you might have gotten this get if this reckless deal is approved and implemented, the jewish party will give the resignation letter to the prime minister the jewish ballpark. you will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it was, i mean, if all now goes to plan 3 is really captives will be released on sunday. in return, it's understood for around a 100 posting and prisoners, mostly women, health and is ready jails then for m

for more on this, we joined now by stephanie dixon who is in amman, because as well, his band, they'll just arrow from operating the as well as in the occupied with bank. and this will stiff. what do we to make of this morning from didn't yahoo! so well, let's wait and see, we're going to hear from him for the 1st time since the ceasefire deal was and now he's due to be speaking in about 8 minutes from now. so i'm sure he will be fed up . but what he's saying, they're basically what needed to happen today. what should have happened and might already have happened. we don't know is that how math should have given the names of the 3 is really captives believe to be women civilians, to cop on the on pause to these relays and so that they can prepare and inform the families for their release tomorrow. now that's on yahoo is insinuating there that they haven't received them. uh, we call and confirm whether that's the case or not. what i can be sure of is that is how mass housing at this point, given the names that there will be a lot of pressure on them from outside and to meet the mediator

i'm just here is how to solve, who has more than this from jordan's capital, amman. she's there because he's really government has found out his ear from reporting and israel strong minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to dispatch it is really negotiating team to deal hell on friday. for a continuation of ceasefire talks, but these really have previously said that they were cautious, but they were not so often mistake while speaking to media anonymously. several is really officials have said that there are top sticking points here. that is why they have been at an impasse for so many months in fact, over a year. now, how this is also expected to be in the how they reportedly left cairo on thursday for the parts of the capitol. and they say that they're a little bit more optimistic this time around going into the negotiation. but it's important to note that since the 1st and only cease fire, we solve back in november and 2023. these talks have been solved. they've been at an impasse because of 2 completely different objectives him, us wants to see a complete enter t