there was no days in amman, jordan to address this, you're there because the is really government and the palestinian authority have banned from 0 from reporting inside israel and inside the occupies westbank. so nor it feels like we've kind of seen this cycle before. i'm us orchestrates, a heavily staged release, which is real invariably does not like, and then says so very publicly, this threat by net, you know, this will not go unaddressed is very on specific, any educated guesses as to what that actually means. yeah, and, and really nothing you all had a you know, the statement to make. and then there were some leaks in the as rarely media talking about possibly retaliating by limiting the amount of humanitarian aid and food entering gaza. and possibly also asking for a report on the status of health of the is really captive, is that all those who still remain in gaza, but the person who responded to nothing. yeah. who's staged outrage was the head of the is really opposition? yeah, he's not beat and he told them, look, you knew this was the status of the is really captives. you k

you're in amman. what is all of this main for jordanians of the will of jordan's king abdullah is set to go to the white house next week. he'll be the 3rd world leader to visit us president donald trump, since he took office. and he's already expressed his disapproval for this plan, of forcibly displacing palestinians from dogs of, and essentially amounting to ethnic cleansing of the palestinian territory. so their meeting is short to be fiery because it's not only jordan, it's other countries in the region. it's the entirety of the arab league who has voiced it's disapproval for previous statements that have been made by the new us president saying that jordan is not going to absorb millions of palestinians because the gaza strip is palestinian land and it's their home. so we're actually going to be monitoring that meeting, waiting to see to exactly what comes out of it. and finally, what's been the reaction so far from within his room? this has been something these really government has wanted, espe

possible before having to really make a decision once the time approaches nora day reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much for that nor alone because and think of joins us now. alone is a former console general of israel's in new york, and you're joining us from tel aviv alone. we're halfway through phase one of this cease fire deal. and phase one is suppose to see overall when it's completed. if it's completed the release of 3333 is really captives for about 1900 palestinian prisoners during you think we are going to see phase one completed as well as this obviously serial the issue at all hinges the issue of the ceasefire. whether and obviously fire olds right now, both sides have a vested interest, each for its own reasons. now there's no good site here. there's no good little here. but each side has a vested interest in seeing at least phase one being complete. so we have 21 days during which, according to the agreement, phase 2 was to have been negotiated with supposedly be done, but not really the ceasefire can, you know, can, can collapse at any given moment. but again,

the area uninhabitable and drive its population away. option 0 is nor day reports from the capital, amman and jordan, because the is really government and palestinian authority has banned alpha 0 from reporting inside israel. and in the occupied west bank, a large scale destruction in the occupied west bank because of as well as continuing military assault, especially targeting jeanine until is kind of palestinians are drawing the parallels between israel genocidal war on garza and what they're going through in the occupied was fact, they see this as part of one war against palestinians and they take the evidence from the statements given by is really political and military leaders. those who are saying that they do need to cut him must understand what was done in gaza will be done to them because they support resistance these military operations, not only target members of arm groups and members of political groups who oppose these really occupation. they also punish the population wide scale destruction of infrastructure, of homes, of entire residential blocks, and the uprooting of thou

very much for all the analysis and the context here as nora day reporting from amman. jordan, let's take this to alone pincus, former console general of israel's in new york alone. thank you for being with us. you're joining us from tel aviv today. um, what's the feeling? it is realistic there. what's the feeling in israel this evening after everything that they've been watching on their tv screens throughout the day? oh, it's it's, it's a minute. it's a mixed feeling it's. it's like a split screen in people's minds on the one hand, they are a jubilant. any late is of this happened. on the other hand, a fear that the next phase may not happen. they the, there is uncertainty about the next increments. and the next installments of um, hosted release. it is and they are looking at the medical and physical condition of the 3 hostages. that came back there is a lot of anger and resentment toward the prime minister. and it says, you know, shows on this day to stay in a suite at a fancy hotel in washington d. c. so you take that combination of the lation and frustration. and

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she joins us now from amman, jordan. and this has been long awaited for those sick and injured people. a lot of the people crossing today, children. >> absolutely, victor. and just to follow up on what jeremy was saying, two major events for palestinians taking place today that were part of the hostage release and ceasefire agreement, but they were also contingent on how today's release of the israeli hostages went. israeli officials, as jeremy mentioned, made it very clear that unless that release was an orderly one where there was no repeat of those chaotic and shocking scenes that took place on thursday, they were not going to open the rafah crossing and that they were not going to be releasing palestinian prisoners. so those two major events, the latest wave of palestinian prisoners, released, 183 of them today. and we have been seeing this over the past few hours. they are arriving into the west bank as well as into gaza as well. the majority of those being released today are from gaza, most of them detained after o

so i want to go now to cnn correspondent jomana karadsheh from amman, jordan. uh, so, listen, we have seen the release of two already. we're still waiting for the release of keith siegel. take us through exactly what we've seen so far and what we're expecting. >> well, kim, as you mentioned, after 484 days in captivity. ofer kalderon, 52 year old and yarden bibas, the father of the youngest israeli hostages. they are now finally free. israeli authorities confirming that they have arrived in israel. they are at the rim military base in southern israel, where they are undergoing medical checks and being reunited with their families. israeli media reporting that yarden bibas has already been reunited with his father and his sister, and this comes after their handover. their release took place earlier today, earlier than expected, really, in khan yunis in the south of gaza. it was. a it was a very brief, very orderly handover to the red cross that took there, took place there. and then from there they were handed over to israeli forces, to the idf that transported

i'm joined now by cnn correspondent jomana karadsheh from amman, jordan. jomana what are you learning well, isabel. >> in the. >> last half hour or so, we are seeing, as you. mentioned there, the handover of two of the three israeli hostages who were set to be released today by hamas as part of the cease fire hostage release agreement. as you mentioned, there. i it we saw the release of ofer kalderon and yarden bibas, the father of the two youngest israeli hostages handed over to the icrc, the red cross in khan younis in southern gaza. and we are still awaiting the handover of keith siegel u.s. israeli national to the red cross and then onwards to israeli forces. we understand from the idf that the icrc has confirmed that they have caldarone and yarden with them, and that they are on their way to hand them over to israeli forces, who then will move them into. israel. now, um, you know what we're seeing today, isabel, is such a contrast to those chaotic scenes that shocked and horrified so many in israel on thursday with the release of the hostages, where y

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i mean i know you're in amman. jordan, how much pressure do you think? jordan and egypt are under given that they are among the top recipients of american military 8. i'm showing the u. s. administration where you will use whatever pressure they get put on a related to countries. but the response of both egypt and jordan was also very clear, and it was very quick as they made it very clear that they are not for any displace month off of the palestinian people. and that's the palestinians of god's actions remaining garza. and they will do whatever it takes you to stop such initiatives or acts by the us administration or others. one of the is really prime minister benjamin isn't yahoo. he has called president trump display on remarkable. he praise the president for thinking out of the box. israel's defense minister has ordered the army to prepare for voluntary departures from the gaza strip. how many palestinians and gods are, do you think would volunteer to lead? you know, when no, nothing. yeah. because that's a remarkable initiative. nothing else knows

and putting in more age laura han reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much for and how much says that it remains committed to the seaside deal and has hailed today's hand over. now, in a statement, the group says this, despite the harsh conditions, the alka, some brigades were keen to provide the necessary health care for these really captive, who holds american citizenship. the pictures of the crowd celebrating this achievement or a true testament on the approach of the resistance, deliberate, the land. it goes on to say that the good physical and psychological condition in which the enemies prisoners appear, proves the values of our resistance or re goldberg joins us. your end is really political commentator, your intel a v laurie. since we just read the hamas statements, and you know, i've been discussing with guests that the whole way thomas has been handling this, is aimed at multiple different audiences. their own right now is the news and gaza and outside of gaza, the international community. but also the is really public,

it's also from amman and cairo, as long as uh, uh, the addiction as, as, or damian flag as well as the m arrives a still hanging in television and it looks like business as usual. the brand with quotes is survive. uh is because the believes nissan, you know, when he says that, uh he want to, uh, bring on board also side. you're right? yes. so the price that the, the is ready bubbly is pain, you know, his know. so i actually, they look at what is rather david garza and uh they are quite happy with a um, at the beginning i could say that they don't watch. i'll just 0 because, you know, he's well has the band your services? yes. so there you go. know what he's ready to get to know the know because it's all over the place, the big just and uh the only use agency. i think that is criticizing it is uh, you know, they left 20 hours and um, some very marginal uh television programs shows. so the majority of these rallies are quite happy with this. the good there. um, i'm sorry to interrupt you. i'm just kind of conscious that we're up against the clock a little bit, but we do appreciate you be

that the series and the region receiving frantic phone calls from their counterparts, particularly in amman, in cairo, asking them to come and signal once again that there's back to the countries will not accept this uh, this plan. i'm not sure right now that president trump uh, would understand this or cares to understand this and wants to, but nevertheless, she appears she's going to try. i respect also that and go states that go states would have and not only are you droll and monetary really trying to support reconstruction of gaza, they're very important here. if you look strategically of what the trump administration wants to do, they're trying to bring out some type of strategic, strategic, diplomatic, open between israel and shouted rapier. it's really hard to convince the saudis to this go with this plan, given president trump's interview, but it does seem the even the contact group has that has been mentioned. the arab, the contact group, which includes cats are, include saudi arabia, jordan, that egypt of categorically said no to this plan. but we're also seeing the cats all fore

a long pain cause the phone is raining. bassett, a and console general of israel's in new york in amman is yeah. why the non in economist and former jordanian foreign minister and in washington dc is matthew josh, the executive vice president of the center for international policy and the specialist on us and literally security a very well and welcome to all of you. not sure, let me start with you in washington dc. why does donald trump want the us to take over garza? and how serious do you think he is? i mean, that's always the question of how serious he is. sometimes he has these flights of fancy. he picks up ideas from various sources. i think this particular idea of the us moving the palestinians out expelling them. let's use that term. that's in fact what it is. and re developing gaza apparently originated with jared cushion or his son in law almost a year ago. at a speaker series at harvard university, which was reported at the time, scene is outland expense, but unfortunately very much in keeping with the way that donald trump sees pretty much everything as a money making opportu

all right, lower con, reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much. for as to discuss this further, joining me in the studio, his time or car moved, associate professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. commer, thank you for being with us in wicklow island is scott lucas, professor of us and international politics. at the university college dublin, i'd like all of us together to listen to what the captives families were saying just yesterday. all right, let's listen to this. my son was calling you scheduled to be released from captivity and gaza only in face 2 of the deal. we, the families waiting for our loved ones to be released in the next phase is a very concerned we turn to address us president donald trump missed the president. so we are deeply concerned that the extremist in the call lucian and the 10 you know, are attempting to sabotage the deal. all right, tom or this is, this is not unusual because we have heard the families of the captives furious. that netanyahu for more than a year, right? saying he has sabotage

say get opposes, attends to ethics, landon displaced palestinians, the hospital from the capitol, amman. the ballad with us president donald trump has united the middle east in shopping and condemnation. the focus of regional outrage from suggestion that the us plans to take over gaza brooding palestinians, forcing them to live in jordan egypt or elsewhere in the region to us. we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the 2 without it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side. the level of the side across the political spectrum, palestinians roundly rejected the comments as recycled is really ideas and is really pipe dream that would plans palace fine of its indigenous people. egypt restated its long standing position against displacing palestinians in jordan. the proposal is viewed as a threat to national security of the most of the what was declared by trump is considered a violation of international laws and an aggression on the united nations charter. it is considered a disturbance of international security

or a con is the following developments on this from amman. jordan, a benjamin espanol who is in dc. he's waiting to meet steve with coffee, us, and boy to the middle of a. so he is essentially that to present the is ready pon for the 2nd stage of this cease fire deal. so they're very much beginning this stage where we were expecting them to send delegations to negotiate as but that essentially starts from this as a find actual meeting. now we know, following this meeting, steve with comfortable, then go speak to high officials from both kata and egypt. and when he returns and speak to nesting, yahoo, they will then decide on a schedule for destiny, all who to send out and it's ready delegation. now it is important to say that what nobody is this, you know, he didn't go to meet us present donald trump for breakfast meeting on tuesday morning. but he's coming under a huge amount of pressure domestically, both from the cap just families who desperately want to see more people released in the 2nd phase of the deal. we're seeing purchase taking place on saturday night in television, esse

so who's in amman? jordan, thank you very much for your reporting. let's talk about the politics and diplomacy around this 5, our foreign ministers from guitar, saudi arabia, egypt, jordan and the u. a. have united in their rejection of force displacement of palestinians. they've also voice hope of working with donald trump on a 2 state solution. but on thursday, you as president trump once again insisted that egypt and jordan will take him, palestinians from gaza. listen to this on the display. you suggested i, they will do it, they will do it. they're going to do it. okay. we do a lot for them and they're going to do it. let's. let's discuss this. i'm joined by mohammed and most read professor media studies are the 2 high. so to for graduate studies, i told her what to say they're going to do it. but donald trump's not saying how, why, what well, he did indicate that they have leverage, right? he says, we do a lot for that. what do you make of this? well, they do have leverage. they do have leverage um, but 1st of all, let's remember that donald tr

let's go to amman now speak to know who would a, who has more details on these, where the perspective of all, if they said it seems to be new or a little bit of finger pointing between senior figures and israel. opposition lead is and benjamin netanyahu, and those close to him as to what the release of these 3 comp saves really means. the 3 of them are looking grade they're looking at may see ated, probably much different to the condition in which previous captives were released in uh, what does all of us so mean how's it being interpreted in israel a well, there was outrage, at least from these really, prime minister's office needs about the condition of the freed is rarely kept us. of course, he, uh nothing yahoo is promising retaliation there is talk of reducing the amount of humanitarian aid allowed into gaza in response for the state in which those captives left gaza. now the person who responded to nothing. yeah. who has a outrage from washington? i have to remind our viewers was yeah, you're lucky. the head of the opposition reminded nothing. yeah, that his own intelligence ser

talking about all the political issues nor i thank you very much for that, nor a con my for us that in amman. jordan, let's discuss this further now with time and come over to the associate professor of public policy at the to high institute for graduate studies here in kata. good to have you with us as always, thomas. so as you heard that from laura, families of the captives in israel, worried that to let you know, might sabotaged. the 2nd phase of this deal is the hatch to washington. what pressure, what kind of pressure do you think the trump administration can put on him to stick to the deal? a uh, i mean this trump has all deliveries to, uh, to direct and nothing. yeah. on any, any in any direction. uh so i'm, i'm, i'm not worried about the motor less comes the capability of exercising the maximum levels and nothing else. what i, what is the big picture again, me all this sort of diplomacy now happening loudly enough time of the ceasefire. so the kidding has stopped, but again, i don't believe that need, that leads to the end is not the americans have an exit strategy of this entire mis

assuming prison is being free today as part of this exchange, let's bring in nor a con, who is in amman, jordan keeping an eye on this for us. laura, we, we've talked about what's expected in terms of the policy and present as being release. what are we going to see? we've seen a bus of leave off of prison, but this is not the only passivity where this person is not going to be free from today. that's correct. we are going to see a 183 policy and presidents release, which seems to be more than what we were the number we were expecting. it's usually around sachi policy and present as her is ready. civilian, however, it was actually yachting the boss, the 35 year olds at captive is ready to captive the weather deal with just slightly different office and sticking points in the negotiation. so he's essentially going to be released for 12 prisoners with live sentence says a 111 from gaza, who have been essentially detained since october the 7th. so now we're going to see this at stage choreography. play out as we have done on a weekly basis, including 1st, se, so we will see some of those p

laura khan, who was in amman, jordan because in early 2 captives not from a captives were freed. and have now arrived in israel. laura talk to us about that . what's the latest on, on that, where a balance and what's going to happen to those who captives the yes, absolutely. now we know that those 2 counts have switch where the 11th and the 12th of the account is set to be released and the framework of the fast cost, the deal bucks. but we'll see. so last history is ready to capt. his release from casa and along side bold in 1900 palestinian prisoners to be released in the occupied westbank in the south of his route west. some will be to purchase some be sent back to garza, but going back to them, we have yard in the box. he was the 2nd to be taken onto that stage and better sketch school. sit in the right course, be a vehicle and also the counselor rode out there all the cows around. and he, he's an interesting example because his that he was taken with his 2 children. they were actually released in november 2023, kept it prisoner exchange deal, and your boss has become this hug

laura con, live for his dad in amman, jordan and meanwhile in guys of palestinian prisoners are returning to a homeland that's unrecognizable. their houses have been destroyed and many of their loved ones killed. after 15 months of war, a 183 people were free from his really j. as in the 4th exchange since the sci fi took effects nearly 2 weeks ago, derek up was whom has this report from han units and southern gospel to pollution in con unit the as people wait to wait for this is back because the this prisoner exchange was since the goal is to cease point of view came into effect to mid january, the 10823 postings. men released in extreme with we is really captives 111 originally in guns. for some this they seemed increased, see the blue moon as they taking the realities. emotions, how to control the i didn't expect my husband to be released at assume has gone away forever until this moment. i can't believe i'll been meeting him again. i'm that he's arrived now. i'm the happiest woman and now it's because i was almost dead. i didn't expect to was to the live. many of the prisoners have ha

on the so who reporting from amman, jordan, now a reminder, the 20 homes in a residential block have been destroyed in this attack. we don't know how many people were in those residential buildings. we don't know how many people may have been killed in those attacks. it is reminiscent of episodes that we saw in gauze that were entire apartment blocks were leveled at times and causing dozens of civilian casualties and of o hodge. her son is a resident in jeanine. i know you are joining us on the phone. where are you relative to the attacks? what did you hear and what did you see and what's happening for you now? and also today is the 13th day of the attacks that started against jeanine. that there is a complete a. they are blocking all forms of life of the there's a curfew, all the stores and shops are closed and there are also some people were injured and even more tear it in the ambulances could not reach those people at least to, in the last 10 days of this a raids and attacks up until now the attacks are ongoing. today they attacked a residential block in a jeanine refugee camps.

a 16 years old and the apparent medic are among the dead from the cell who has more now from amman. she's that because he's when he government and punished in or 40 of ben vouchers here from reporting inside the as well. and then the occupied westbank. these really military says it demolish 23 homes in the janine refugee camp, claiming that some of them were used as military command centers. but there was no evidence or prove given to back up that claim similar to what we saw over the last 15 months during israel's war ongoing. so now the siege of janine has been going on for nearly 2 weeks and has displaced. $15000.00 palestinians is really forces had made them evacuate their homes by sending warnings on drones and on loud speakers from army vehicles, telling them to get out or that they would be killed. now right after those evaluations that happened, these really government denied any sort of measure, but palestinians say that they're still suffering across the occupied west bank because this rate is being felt all throughout the palestinian territory with several roadblocks and

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 that evacuated. those who have been in just, you know, at least 8 is why these have been injured from this to are in critical condition. we're seeing a boat tree helicopter landed rundown hos

talking to this from amman does not all day, no, thank you. so what has been condemnation of tons from ox, from european powers, including germany, france and spain. british foreign minister, david lama agreed withdrawn for one day to rebuild god. but he said the breton favors a 2 state solution working alongside the palestinian authority on, alongside golf and our partners. that that's the guarantee that we'll need to ensure that there is a future for palestinians in that high donald trump is right. looking at those see of palestinians who have been ren display, displaced of so many months of its classic cause is lying in, rob, we've always been clear in albany that we must see 2 states. we must see palestinians able to live and prospect in the home lines in casa in the west bank. that is what we want to get to go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly hall, who's in washington dc for some shoots international backlash. add to to this address and what's been the reaction to on capital hill and in the white house. yeah, well it's impo

and us out who reporting from amman, jordan, we will continue to cover this. that's what we know at this very early stage on these simple, tenuous attacks carried out by the is really army large scale attacks on the janine refugee camp in the occupied west back. all right, we're back analysis era. after a quick break, the other streets of ivory coast there is rising, unafraid sentiments at our local market. just land so cool echoes. the feeling of many i 40 is about the presence of french forces in their country. we know there behind many problems in africa. we africans don't want to live in constant conflict pressed and what it says is, country went to a site itself, and that it's military has come of age. i like in other countries in the us. how french business been for us are safe. yeah, in ivory coast, at least for now. i know there's also believe that the country will continue to rely on french expertise, english all the time to keep that means the hardware operation. much of the dispute between from so need for mcculler needs in africa is it can not make

it's going to go to laura con, who is in amman, because as well, has band al jazeera from reporting from that country. now this is a trip that we're going to be following closely because it could really decide with the cx 5 deal is going which direction it's hitting. and can you just run us through exactly what netanyahu is going to be doing in washington dc who, who will be talking with an exactly what that would be discussing as well. it's all going to kick start today. essentially, we're in day 16, a phase one of the framework, often negotiations. and this is a deadline for negotiations through the 2nd phase to begin. so benjamin netanyahu these right department is in washington dc. and today he will meet with steve witt cough at hughes. the n voice in the middle east style. steve, what color is it? he's just come back from israel, where he's been speaking to destiny. all who already along side of the is where the officials, the 2 of them will discuss the is ready side of this deal. so, unless, you know who said she wants to present that to, with cough. so it seems so this is all star

palestinian refugees. joining us now is jonathan the father, who has been on russ spokesperson, he's ly from amman. jonathan, thank you very much for being with us. um, can you just update us on the status of your operations? i know you said that your offices are still open, but are you still able to provide services to the people who you've been help of the clinics in east jerusalem continue to function as there are clinics in in the occupied westbank. um and our schools actually opened yesterday. um however, because the situation remains finally onset and in east jerusalem we, we provide health care for 70000 people, but amongst the most vulnerable members of society, these are people with no affordable health care alternatives. we have 1050 students in our education system in east jerusalem. at this stage we, we simply do not know if functioning day by day. but we don't know what the situation is going to be for them in the coming months or are you able to bring and distribute supplies to these schools in facilities that you run operations are continuing in, in east jerusalem as, as i said. so

i'm amman, rafa and guys of cities at 1st we're going to hear this report from my wife has corresponded kimberly hawkins, who was watching the news conference present trunk gave alongside. these are the prime minister, is today i'm delighted to welcome is with the is really prime minister grinning by his side. us president donald trump made a shocking announcement. contrary to initial plans, phase 3 of the gaza cease fire reconstruction is unlikely so instead trumping visions do something different to us. we'll take over the gaza strip without it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side. i do see a long term ownership position. i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east, the force displacement of a population by an occupying power. israel violates international law trop, reiterated his call for egypt and jordan to take in the 2000000 displays palestinians plan both countries have rejected. still trump believes he'll convince air of nations to sign onto his vision for gaza ideas. benjamin netanyahu also

busy to match neuro de reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much, nor moran. the shower is also 0. senior political land list. you're joining us from go home or want your thoughts on everything we've seen today. well, you know, as you said, this is the 5th round of exchanges of captives and it continues to distract me how i symmetrical this whole affair is between tennessee news. it was riley's cushman with lift gates and we've been reported it for years and years. the occupied them, the occupier and the oppressed cetera, and the oppressed and, and so on, so forth. but it continues to just head home every time you see the images. and when you hear the perpetrators of the crimes with those responsible for the ongoing saga, the likes us again off uh be that i know benjamin teneo and his government seems to be sending the orders out that kind of sinews should not celebrate when they meet their loved ones that they haven't seen for years, even decades. the mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers and sons and daughters are not supposed to be happy to see the l

not to one sex bringing north con, who's keeping and i on all things is that for us from amman? jordan, because these are the governments and the palestinian authority. a bond office there from a forcing from inside is read and the officers find west by nor understand that the 2 captives were feed earlier from han eunice have now arrived in his right the well. so we know, as far as we can said, that they are the 11th and 12th can be released office such as 3 set i'll set to be released as possible. the framework at the beginning of the steel. they have been taken away in red cross costs with a with met by the is ready only they are making their way to an area called rain, which is essentially on the outskirts of guns at that. as we've seen on a weekly basis. they will have these preliminary medical checkups just to ensure that they are well enough to then travel an after seen her week. haven't yet seen the helicopters. usually they all take an invite is right. the only had a cop to and that flowed into a medical center in tell it feeds. so they'll meet with their initial family

i'm just not, we're just standing by for us and the jordanian at capsule, amman and honey, my foot is long for us and gauze at 1500. that's festival. go to humans is extraordinary statement that we're hearing from president donald trump. it's so pretty much every one. what's been the reaction from people the in gaza noon? laura, as the day progresses, we hear from people the reactions, donald trump, the statement that as shocking as it sounds, what we're seeing on the ground is basically everything that is the beginning of what is going to happen next day. the pas 50 months haven't created much of the conditions on the ground that may have might be quite impossible for palestinians that just the, the leading months through the c is fire. everything that happened here in northern part of this trip and java city turned golf and do more of an uninhabited bold play of citizen eventually forcing p. busy 2 out of out of this trip or out of the territory. now, this is not the 1st time we're here this week. and the possibly here many of these really officials were made comments at the opening

laura laura han reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much for your reporting. thank you for sharing your fuel experience with us this hour or a goldberg joins us now. is really political commentator. joining us from tel aviv were 4 or 5 hours into this. now, are you seeing these really captives released from gaza? seeing now the palestinian prisoners who have been released, some of them in minority in ramallah and the occupied west bank and the majority of them a 111 into the back into gaza. and one thing that we've seen already and, and i want to know from you how all of this is being received in israel. one thing that we've seen is, yes, of course, there's joy and elation for the families, you know, who are reunited with their loved ones. there's a lot of pain and there is a lot of suffering to go around whether it's in gaza, whether it's in the west bank just before i let you answer. and just so, you know, we are seeing right now a helicopter landing until a be. so i can only assume that that would be one of the is really captives because there's a process t

now she joins us live from amman and jordan because he is reading government and the policy you know, authority and find out 0 from forcing insight as well. and in the occupied west bank. so honda from way you uh, can you update us on what you know is happening in janine until can the willing janine, this is the longest of the military sieges that's been going on for 16 days. now, at least 23 homes were designated by these really military, but local officials saying that there are actually nearly a 180 homes that have been damaged or destroyed as part of the ongoing military raid. let's not forget that these really army had came in with multiple military reinforcements, multiple different varieties coming in destroying critical infrastructure along the way, blocking off the refugee camp, essentially closing in on it, forcing people out of their home. we're talking about nearly 26000 people in jeanine and so we've got it across we occupied was bank has been forcibly kicked out of their homes, displaced as part of this ongoing is really military operation. now it's also difficult for me

now to nora days, you joins us from amman. and so no, everything we see getting on the would appear to stand up. that precedes objective notified westbank. no, absolutely. tell us the indians, don't you? what's happening in the occupied westbank that's separate from the genocide, a war that israel has waged against gaza. they view this as part of a campaign by israel to rid palestine of the palestinians. and they point to is really statements and actions to verify and to cooperate. their conviction, let's look at the occupied westbank even before the war on garza started. next, there was record breaking is really violets in the occupied west bank that had already destroyed infrastructure and seriously affected life in especially in, in northern, the northern west. back now since october 7 of 2023. what we've seen is a concerted effort to make life unbearable, especially engineering. and now and please cut them to the devastation that those 2 areas have suffered is unprecedented. and with the force displacement that we're seein

or con, is dining by in jordan's capital amman. but 1st, let's get the latest from honeymoon boot who is in northern guards. i said, how do you 1st up people the know just how fragile the sci fi deal is? so how of people feeling about trumps like his comments? well, it's not just donald trump, comments about the sci fi there are making people quite concerned about it. but the many statements 5 is really prime minister, the ministers and many of these really military officials who in the past couple days made some of the statements about being ready and coming back for 5 days. all of these things together are all right, sorry about that. we've lost the connection with honey. we'll try and get back a little bit later when the shooting attend is ready, check point of notified. westbank is injured. at least 8 people. there's a government report of the i can fire on. it's really forces that the tie soon. check pointing to north of the i talked to before he was shot dead, at least 2 of the injured are in the creative condition. it comes.

and the good thing and capital amman just reminds you. she's been along with a team reporting from that because he's ready government, i'm probably a single authority bundle just here from a boarding inside israel and the occupied at west bank and all the seep seems to of joy in hostages square in tel aviv relatives and supporters of what seemed developments right closely. indeed, especially as a master laid the announcement of the names the list of at least being announced was delayed by a few hours. give us a sense of the anticipation of what this moment means the the, well, there's been a lot of anticipation for the release of all of the captives from gaza as part of this deal. but you have to remember that this is only phase $1.33 of them will be released as part of it and the rest are set to be released in phases $2.00 and $3.00. but it's still unclear if we're going to get there. but let's talk about what had on folded today in hostage square. this is an area right in the heart of tell a v that's become symbolic for the family membe

is laura hahn who is covering this from amman, jordan and she is there a force because both is real and the palestinian authority of band house is 0. from reporting within israel and within the occupied westbank. laura for people who are just joining us now. what are we seeing? what do we watching right now? well, today we're seeing the release of a 183 palestinian prisoners. and the many of these that we see on the screen have come from of the present in the occupied westbank office will be released from southern israel, but they are essentially coming back to a hero's welcome. they would jump to in this area known as the junior, at which is a swapping ramallah. they were taken in the red cross vehicles over to the cultural center in ramallah, a big squad with it being free to just actually with the jubilant childs that coming home to a hero's welcome. many of them are even bringing chairs, so i can see to the boss in order to raise these people above the crowd, say want them to free. they want the wall to see these have a senior presence being released because this issue the, the issu

i'm joined now by cnn correspondent jomana karadsheh from amman, jordan. another joyous day for for three families here in this case. jomana. >> absolutely. a moment these families have been waiting for him for a very long time, as we have seen over the past few hours. these two separate releases taking place. initially you saw in khan yunis in the south of gaza, the release of ofer kalderon and yarden bibas, the father of the youngest israeli hostages. both were handed over there to the red cross before being handed over by the icrc to the israeli military and then transported back to israeli soil. they returned home, reunited with their families. they have been undergoing medical checks there as well, and then following that, we saw the release of american, israeli hostage keith siegel in a gaza port in gaza city. um, and as you saw in those images, he did look pale. he did look weak. he did look frail. and finally, we are hearing, of course, that he has been he has returned home to family members who have been anxiously awaiting this moment. after 484 d