last april. benjamin netanyahu went in front of the as really public and started. we are one step away. that's a direct quote. he said one step away from completely alone, annihilating awesome, awesome. and he doubled down on that in june of 2, out of 2024. so, part of what for mazda is doing here is they're just demonstrating that they're still, they're still alive and strong, and that is really government was wrong. all along me. one would imagine that, that message from how much is being seen by members of the, of benjamin national who's correlation. and of course, the is really another trio as well. that's gonna be part of their re meant to be able to, to watch this. how much of it do you think is that, is that filtering through to the, is really a public and affecting the way that they are perceiving that the, the war that has got the treatments if you like, i'm saying nothing. yeah. who correlation. so to be clear of is really public doesn't get a lot of information about what's going on and cause certainly they're not getting a lot of information about pales

trump needs benjamin netanyahu. and i understand that the addiction presidents and donald trump, i've had a phone conversation about the $5.00 cc, has told donald trump in that conversation, that the world is counting on donald trump for middle east peace. which i would imagine that to any president, anywhere at any time, is going to be a very attractive proposition. i want to ask you this, given the fact that many been missing, yahoo is still in changed within of course be that these are the political situation at the same time. is there a mechanism now where it is more possible not to work towards some sort of solution for them at least some even towards some sort of to save solution. beth, is that opportunity better now than it was previously? no, no, no, not as long of not as long as this government is in power, not as long as prime industry and it anyhow, is the prime minister of israel. not as long as the, as the palestinian authority is as the weekends and the west bank. um, as it is and not as long as from u

and he's not going to have much patience, i suspect, for benjamin netanyahu, if he sees him delaying,, and i. >> have wanted to push this. conversation forward to tuesday, to the latter phases of this deal. >> because the. >> stakes are, of course, so high for these. >> families, for the region. >> but i do want to live just for a moment in the celebration of this, of this moment and what it means to the folks you are with in hostage square. >> could you please repeat that question? there's a lot of noise here. >> you got it. i just i want to just give you a second to reflect on the celebration that is happening around you. it's. >> a muted celebration. i just have been talking to people. most are not willing to speak on camera. people are very fearful for the future, very sad for jordan davis, who came back from captivity without his wife and children, very fearful. seeing keith seagull in clearly frail physical health. so it's, i would say, a muted and complicated celebration here in tel aviv. >> how could it not be noga polanski? aaron david miller, thank you both so much for being

and then they'll be, it seems, uh, according to the statement from prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office that they will have those discussions in the west in washington on monday because it's day 16 of the 1st phase of the seas 5. do. and then according to the statement, they will then have that discussion off to that with the mediators, i. e, capital as well as agents. i mean, this is a really pivotal moments in order of this because, so i follow the uptake. so the both sides, the palestinians are having prisoners release the is really captives and known as rated counts as a returning home. but this could all very much changes. honda was saying that it seems according to his writing media, they're all discussions by the prime minister himself of potentially resuming this will look, we need to speak about the different levels and discount position. one is going to do with the ceasefire. 2 stage 2 and 3, i think that's feasible because the president trump does not want to fight present by these wars by that about a side note and ukraine. so i think you would like to put that beh

we're actually protesting tonight on the streets calling for benjamin netanyahu to go through with all 3 parts of this deal, not just phase one. now, negotiations for phase 2 are supposed to start in just a couple of days time. we're on day 14 of these deal and they're set to resume on day 16. but you have to remember that even with the release that has come from the release of these captive their family members, those have been released have said that it's not enough. in fact, tonight, there is one of those captives who's been released just in the last 2 weeks speaking saying that it's absolutely vital for these really government to continue on this path of the deal. even if it means ending the war. and look, there's a lot of frustration within the greater is really public and society because this was a deal that was on the table in may of 2024. that was last summer and the americans, the former administration, had said that benjamin, that's and y'all was a main impediment for why they couldn't get this deal signed. why they couldn't get it through. but these really had constantly bla

but you have benjamin netanyahu. who is government a coalition of far right? members who say, but they do not want the war to end. then in fact, some of them say that they've gotten guarantee is from nothing yahoo, that the war is going to continue after phase one. but there's going to be all out fighting. and what betsel is smelt rich, the countries finance minister described as a complete takeover of gaza. so there are mixed feelings in general because after nearly 15 months of war after nearly 50000 palestinians who have been killed, all these really captives who were taken israel, didn't really achieve any of its military objective. so there is a mixed feeling of israel, essentially losing this battle, but wanting the captives to come back. so these negotiations are supposed to restart and be family members of captives the larger protest movement the, bring them back now, cause is saying that these negotiations need to be successful so that the deal is seen in full into phase 2 and into phase 3, which would see of ultimate into the war and ultimately a reb

and benjamin netanyahu, as well as these really governments say that they are incredibly fearful for the fate of this family. but how much did give a list to mediators, which has been received by israel, of the 33 captives to be released in phase one of the steel. israel says that $25.00 of them are alive and 8 are deceased and the order in which the captive would be released as part of this initial phase is that women and children and female soldiers who were alive will be released 1st followed by men over the age of 50 and then those 4 elderly and sick. however him as did release this 35 year old man. and his reception in israel was quite sensitive. well, there was an overwhelming sense of relief for his return to israel. there still a lot of fear for the fate of his wife and children and honda, there's a lot of coverage of this, of course on various social media websites. but how does this old playing out in israel's media of the full course, any time campuses are brought back from dogs, or there is this overwhelming sense of relief. but there's also this cautious optimism because

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anchor: donald trump will meet benjamin netanyahu in washington on tuesday.ill hold a work meeting before an informal dinner. this comes as the release of hostages continues. hamas has since israel the names of two other men it will release. they are expected to be released in what could be the fourth prisoner swap of the cease fire. all of this comes as former hostages are talking about their experiences in captivity. >> we have heard today from one of the previous hostages. she was one of the first people to be released under this deal. when she was abducted, she was shot in the late and that hand. she received treatment. she has been in conversation with the british prime minister and she told him that while she was held in captivity in gaza, she did not receive adequate medical treatment. she was held in united nations facilities. disorganization has been accused of participating in the october 7 attacks. his facilities were used by hamas. those facilities are often the only buildings left standing. they are used by thousands of palestinians to seek shelt

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 hamas vehicle, the room goes silent. and then, as he steps onto the stage, gasps. >> whoa! wow! >> followed by a pressure valve release. and then come tears, hugs and joy. >> relief. i'm so relieved that he's back and feeling that i can breathe again. you kn

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. >>> tonight, israel says prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet with president trump at the whitese on tuesday. in the region today, another hostage release by hamas, including an american-israeli held for 15 months. cbs' elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. ♪ >> reporter: hugs don't come any tighter. keith siegel's daughters didn't look as if they'd ever let go. earlier they'd watched their dad being paraded onto a stage in gaza city by hamas before being handed over to the red cross. in tel aviv's hostage square, emotional israelis watched his safe return. two more hostages were released today, too. ofer kalderon, kidnapped from his kibbutz on october 7th, 2023. the family that greeted him included two kids who knew firsthand what he'd just been through. they'd been hostages, too, but were freed in the first exchange. also released was yarden en bib are abducted from his kibbutz along with his wife and baby boys. hamas said an israeli air strike had killed them, though israel says it has no proof. but for the bibas family, it was a day of joy and of heartbreak. palestinians, too, ce

and the ultimate agenda, benjamin netanyahu has been to drag the united states into a direct military confrontation with iran. so that is certainly in the cards. that's something that in yeah, who expects out of trump? and with donald trump, what you're going to get even more than in his 1st term is a lifting of the mask or lifting of the mask on the trans atlantic liberals so called liberal democracies. but also on is really a parts side. and i expect or consider it highly possible that israel will attempt to annex large sections of the west bank under donald trump, which will lift the mask on apartheid. what will they do with those palestinians? they under international law have to take care of them and, you know, provide them with postal services and sewage. and of course they're going to gaza fi the west bank and declare them surplus humanity as well. so donald trump is forcing history into an acceleration as mode where many of these conflicts are going to erupt much more quickly than we expected. and it is real. also feels like it's on borrowed time, particularly as it's set, thi

on their mistakes, incorrect, the rooms against me and my children. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is heading to the us. the talks with president trump, that the republican leader early had proposed relocating guns as population to neighboring our countries. but his highly controversial idea has been venomously rejected by a joint statement by egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfast as of the palestinian people on their land and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and of firming the rejection of any infringement of these inalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion in demolition of homes, annexation of land, or by evacuating that land of its owners through displacement or encouraging the transfer or uprooting of palestinians from their land. so well, president trump has said it would be best to quote, just clean up the entire own clay just last month, the usa to overnight that he had discussed with the dual de name king the potential recycling of over 2000000 people. while time for a l

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we try to play you just as he did with bite and don't let him know is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to take off to the united states on sunday. around 8 am local time. he'll be the 1st world leader to go to the white house since donald trump took office on january 20th in a statement from his office missing. yahoo said he'll also meet with trump's on board to the middle east. steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the cease fire deal and to present these really position there. but family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says that nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives. how does that, what that just eat all a man is rather still attacking the okay pod westbank despite the c spy, when garza lights a strikes in the north kenning, at least 6 people, one hits a group of civilians, and the janine refugee come a 14 year old was among the casualties. another attack caught in come a t, a just south of jeanine is where the forces of killed a

we try to play you just as he did with bite and don't let him know is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to take off to the united states on sunday. around 8 am local time. he'll be the 1st world leader to go to the white house since donald trump took office on january 20th. and his statement from his office missing you all who said he'll also meet with trump's onboard to the middle east, steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the cease fire deal. and to present these really position there, but family members of captives mediators and is really society at large says that nothing yahoo should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives and the such with that just so you know, a man is rarely instead of talking to ok pod westbank despite the ceasefire and gauze, are they to strike? so in the north kenning, at least 6 people, one hate to a group of civilians which a need a refugee camp, a 14 year old who was among the casualties. another attack, the car in the cover tier just south of geneva. is the

benjamin netanyahu is to visit president trump is due to visit president trump in it will be in washingtonat, whether the war should whether we should enter end, whether we should enter the second phase of the agreement. those about a second phase are to start days, due to start incoming days, there is guarantee at this there is no guarantee at this , whether that be extended. the world. ukraine's president zelensky has tonight accused russia of an airstrike on its own people in kursk — the ukrainian army says four people have died and 84 have been rescued so far. cycling authorities have prohibited the inhalation of carbon monoxide over health concerns. levels in blood. using it frequently to enhance this can cause serious health problems. stay with us here on bbc news. we always have latest on our webpage. you can see that life and continuing coverage of canada that it will 7 against n 7 against donald trump, retaliate against donald trump, matching 25% tariffs. more on matching eee tariffs. more on at the top of the hour. ml— show me then. —— joined me then. hello. and sunshine work in.

it's that special relationship, as scholars call it, between the us and israel. benjamin netanyahu doesn't want you to damage that or to be, to be the, is really leader that puts that in, in jeopardy. we saw the trump administration for all its faults, and i've been a huge critic of donald trump for 10 years. but, you know, we saw the trump administration exert extraordinary pressure on, on it. and yahoo went on israel and the lead up to the inauguration via steve wood cough when he came to the region and basically forced netanyahu into a meeting on the sabbath, which is almost unprecedented. we saw at donald trump post a video of jeffrey sachs is currently columbia university professor, basically cursing uh benjamin at yahoo. i mean, the same things in the video that i can't repeat on, on television, and blaming benjamin at yahoo for much of the problems in the united states getting the u. s. and into wars and so on and so forth. when donald trump posts a video like that it's, it's meaningful, understand it is it is meant to apply pressure. so i'm very interested to see what comes of this

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is heading to the us to talk to president trump, who is early. a proposed relocating governance as population neighboring our countries, but it's highly controversial idea has been rejected in a joint statement by egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfast as of the palestinian people on their land and their adherence to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law, informing the rejection of any infringement of these unalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion and demolition of homes, annexation of land, or by evacuating that land of its owners through displacement or encouraging the transfer or uprooting of palestinians from their land. the president trump has said it would be best to quote, just clean out the entire enclave. he announced last month and he discussed this with the 2 damian king potentially recessing of a 2000 people while temporary or long term housing is built. somebody's rarely officials of also champions similar ideas. meanwhile, tensions are on the rise in t

well, meanwhile, is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's heading to the us for talks with president trump. the republican need to how do we propose relocating dollars this population to neighboring arab countries? but it's highly controversial idea has been rejected by a joint statement by egypt and jordan. as we express continued full support for the steadfast as of the palestinian people on their land. and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and affirming the rejection of any infringement of these inalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion in demolition of homes, annexation of land, or by evacuating that land of its owners, through displacement or encouraging the transfer or a brooding of palestinians from their land. president trump has said it would be best to just quote clean up the entire enclave. last month, the us see to announce that he had discussed with the jordanian king the potential of recycling over 2000000 people. wall time for a long term housing is

you seem confident about phase 2, because the reason the reason i labor this point does have benjamin netanyahu, when to deal with the sci fi deal started said, we have guarantees from the us that we can resume fighting after, at the end of phase one. in other words, march, 1st we can resume fighting with the u. s. blessing and support if we feel we need to for security reasons. why the property feels like that by doctor. i don't think after the return of 600000 people to the northern gaza and that is a new public even will have the seminar to go back to war as the rest of the world to with this again, what you've done to us it is i think it's going to be much more difficult to take a decision to go back to our now that the population has moved within because now that you have a lot of international is coming in with it, with assistance with aid from outside into guys, a medical doctor or is this a dresser? it's got, it's got is to calculate much more carefully. and the assumption of conflict full scale, what is possible, and you can still do it, is it can still go into target to destinations w

and my children. meanwhile, is rarely a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is heading it to the us for talks with president trump. the republican leader earlier proposed relocating dogs as population to neighboring arab countries, but his highly controversial idea has been vehemently rejected and the joint statement by egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfast as of the palestinian people on their land and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and of framing, the rejection of any infringement of these inalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion in demolition of homes, annexation of land, or by evacuating that land of its owners, through displacement or encouraging the transfer or a brooding of palestinians from their land. uh, president trump has said it would be best to quote, to just clean out the entire enclave. last month. the us later announced he had discussed with the dirt, danny and king, the potential resettling of over 2000000 people. well, temporary or long term housing is built, s

say on any of the latest when it comes to this, these 5 deal today was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was actually set to depart to the united states tomorrow on sunday at around 8 am local time and on his list of agenda items to discuss with you as president donald trump. gonzo of course, is one of them will also point out that nothing yahoo is the 1st world leader to visit the white house since donald trump took off his bath on january 20th. and there's a lot of talk is really media tonight, especially i've, i've nothing you all who convening private meetings about going back to the all of fighting, even reports of him asking the military for operational plans on how they would do that. and this and yahoo had promised members of the far right. that if they didn't leave his government, he would go back to fighting. and in the words of benson at small risk, the country finance minister, he said it would be a quote, complete takeover of gone. so those are the insurances that he says he got from these really premier. so well, there's a lot of cautious optimism with it is real. there sti

we try to play you just as he did with bite and don't let him know is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to take off to the united states on sunday. around 8 am local time will be the 1st world leader to go to the white house since donald trump took office on january 20th in a statement from his office missing. yahoo said he'll also meet with trump's onboard to the middle east. steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the ceasefire deal. and to present these really position there with family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says, but nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives have the sense with that. just so, you know, i'm on the america's biggest trading part is not hitting back up to us president donald trump followed through and his threat of tires against canada, mexico and china. the administration plans to impose tyrus of 25 percent on goods from canada, but 10 percent on energy products. mexico would also see 25 percent types chime th

want to say the beginning of a cease by what is called on the 19th of january prime minister benjamin netanyahu didn't make it very clear that he was going to be sending a lot of those reserves as sold is a lot of the troops to the occupied westbank in there. what's to reach out to the spices being financing the occupation, but many people see this as, as a system not as a systematic way of punishing the population of, of the west bank. so as i said, prison is already funds incentive, but they they have continuing to suffer from the rest of the occupation. 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,

that you are saying, donald trump should not let himself be misled by benjamin netanyahu. your words that would just for context. we'll our viewers that net. yeah. he's going to meet trump 1st official visit it of trump 2nd term course. and he'll be at the white house on tuesday. couple of weeks ago, trump retreated a tweet from sykes, the, the, the american economics in which he was expanding. how nothing yahoo has misled george w bush into award with, with iraq. so at least we know he's aware of this potential. hopefully he will, does my day before we take a very short break lasana, can you take us back to these pictures that we've been watching in the sense of our screen? this is what's been unfolding for in the last 60 minutes or so maybe 90 minutes. now palestinian prisoners released from offer prison, which is in the occupied westbank, released to their relatives and loved ones in ramallah. well, i mean this is of a nice victor. the promise we, we see the most of them where the pain after october, the 7th. so the problem is, are they going to be detained in the futur

right, you've told us how people feel, but the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, most of this rests on his shoulders. most of this is going to be decided by what he wants or feels he has to do next. so how is he looking at this moment to the i think it's a very info. ready question, and while i think if you would ask of a cross section of this, at least you may get a sense that and it's and you know, is on his way out. he may very well be on his way out. he is not well in health terms, he has had family troubles over the past months and certainly a lot of is early, so late and personally. but there is another side to disagree. and that side is that nothing you know is the only prime minister. many is early is now living, has a consciously now even if there was a about a year and a half when he was not in power. and it's, and you know, is seen by many as early as the whole. ready package, if he delivers this deal, if he follows the steel through to the making it seem laborious and difficult, and complaining and obstructing, and doing everything he can to, to make it seem belabored. b

rachel: yeah, it's a really interesting point and meeting with benjamin netanyahu and going for them taking office and it'll be interested as well and screaming to the negotiation and didn't really want this donald trump committed to peace and finding a long term solution and not just because he wants that region to have peace but wants america to focus on america. that's america first. earlier we were talking about, charlie, if not for the plane crashes, these tragic plane crashing this week, number one story we'd be talking about would be tariffs that donald trump says he's imposing on canada and mexico. it would be 25% tariff on goods from those two countries. 10% tariff on goods from china and they are set to take effect. i spoke with phila phil flynn, n oil trader and all the action in the business. what he had to say. >> the good news is the u.s. produce as lot of oil and canadian and mexican oil is preferred, it's not as bad. gasoline prices going up 10% and more concerned about diesel going up 30% but you have to offset that just a little bit with the fact that less regulatio

benjamin netanyahu received a lot of criticism domestically in terms of his politics, some people sayingoritizing the release of hostages but really focusing more on waging the war with gaza. so has this -- what is the domestic situation now especially now that that we're seeing this ceasefire deal? >> reporter: the bottom line here, this ceasefire would not be in effect if it were not for president trump and his middle east envoy, steve witkoff. they got the ball across the line. as they look forward here though, they will be faced with an incredibly challenging domestic political situation, because the israeli prime minister is under immense pressure from current cabinet members and former cabinet members including his former national security minister to resume the war against hamas if inside gaza. and i can tell you that the images that we're seeing out of gaza today certainly don't help the situation. the prime minister previously said that israel was close to total victory, that they had methodically destroyed and dismantled these hamas if brigades across the strip. the reality is

this as israeli president benjamin netanyahu prepares to visit president trump at the white house onstar general jack keane joins me now. general, thank you for staying with us. appreciate it. this, we're now onto the next stage of this agreement of, if you want to call it that, between hamas and the israelis. what will happen to the terrorists who have been in control of gaza for so long? are they just going to leave peacefully? i doubt that they will. >> oh, no, there's no plans for them to leave gaza whatsoever. i mean, the first phase of this is the hostage releases every several days. the second phase, the negotiations for the end-state of gaza are underway, and those things really have colliding objectives. what i mean by that? first of all, prime minister netanyahu recognizes that he does -- that the end-state and him, means that he has to leave gaza entirely and end the war and you just identified the problem, hamas is still there, still in control although numbers are dramatically reduced as a result of year-plus of warfare. the hamas are suppose today disarm and give up gov

. >> benjamin netanyahu, the prime. >> minister of israel, was quite. >> concerned about. >> the entirehat's right. those images on thursday were completely different to what we're seeing now. i think there's a message here from hamas that the handover on thursday was controlled by islamic jihad, a different group there in gaza. i think this is there are many messages being sent even while events like this are happening. i think this is hamas saying we know how to do this properly, if you like. there are also, once again, you can see, you know, hamas militants in clean uniforms with weapons, again, trying to send a message to the israelis even while they release israelis. you know, you ask about those other two hostages who've been released today. jardin phÉbus are released, but really bittersweet. every one of these handovers are bittersweet, but for him, particularly so because his wife and two children were also taken hostage. and there's no sign of them, including his his little boy cafe, who was just a few months, just ten months old when he was held, when he was taken, his first b

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impossible to get a tight or an agreement that, you know, would hold was the fact that the benjamin netanyahu declared two goals. the first goal was to see the total demise of hamas. the second was to see the release of the hostages. now, anyone would say those are totally incompatible. how can you achieve a sort of agreement on those lines? >> and on a personal note, you posted some images of a kindergarten that you and your late wife had helped fund and run in gaza, and now it's completely destroyed. we're showing we're showing this, and maybe there's some before pictures. um, what what does this say to you? this war is also affected you personally, but also the children, obviously, so many of them were killed. >> it's a human tragedy. what we've witnessed over the past 15 months. i mean, you see the the joy, the beauty there, the great vision that the founder of that kindergarten had, she she's a remarkable lady. she was, in fact, in her own buildings have been destroyed. the family buildings in rafah, on the beach, in a tent. they set up a school where they were educating 100 children. ri

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