teams are already in cairo.ll we have got is from western media that the four member teams are going to meet in cairo for a possible discussion on how to get back to the negotiation table in regarding the, like, a truce or a pause between israel and the hamas. and when they discus this pause, from what we've been hearing, give us an idea of how long a pause it might be and what the stumbling blocks are at this stage? no—one can expect how long will it take for the negotiations in cairo. but what we are sure that the teams from israel has already been to cairo and both sides are willing — israel and hamas are willing to come to cairo. israel have said that they are going to do their best to get the hostages back, whatever the means is, including the discussing, like both with hamas, and hamas, in spite of the fact that they criticized the response from israel and to the latest offer from hamas, they said they are willing to sit down and negotiate for a possible agreement in the future, especially as the situation

but we are sure that the teams from israel have already been to cairo.e willing, israel and hamas, to come to the table. israel has said they are willing to do their best to get the hostages back, whatever the means, including discussing both with hamas, and in spite of the fact of the response from israel and the latest offer from hamas, the response from israel and the latest offerfrom hamas, they the response from israel and the latest offer from hamas, they said they are willing to sit down and negotiate for a possible agreement in the future, especially as the situation in rafah is very grave. all sites are warning against a ground offensive from israel, including the united states. after the meeting between president biden and joe otten came last night, biden said the united states is offering a six week pause between israel and hamas with the hope this could be extended to a deal in the future for a ceasefire, but at the moment the offer is a six—week plan. the reports from israel have already shown that israelis expect... can agree on the first a

let's speak to abdelbassir hassan from bbc arabic, who joins us from cairo.ficant is it, the meeting expected to take place? we have learned from israeli media that the israeli delegation has all ready left and most probably it should be in cairo now. according to the israeli media. what has been reported in media, especially after the meeting between presidentjoe biden and the king ofjordan, yesterday, on the table would be a pause in fighting, hoping that it would result in something enduring. now the united states is offering for the table in cairo for those meeting at multi—phased plan, three orfour meeting at multi—phased plan, three or four weeks meeting at multi—phased plan, three orfour weeks ago, now meeting at multi—phased plan, three or four weeks ago, now the case is a six—week phase where there should be a humanitarian pause, during which hostages should be released. and israel is hoping the deal should be agreed as soon as possible. and is really official spoke to bbc news hours ago hoping that this could be donein hours ago hoping that this cou

alexandria and cairo are truly a completely different egypt.

and i think the fact that the talks are continuing in cairo means— the talks are continuing in cairoe outcome of the talks, because once you start a ground invasion, — because once you start a ground invasion, you cannot stop and there is no _ invasion, you cannot stop and there is no way— invasion, you cannot stop and there is no way that you can reach any hostage — is no way that you can reach any hostage release deal. 134 hostages, and the _ hostage release deal. 134 hostages, and the priorities have been stated clearly— and the priorities have been stated clearly today by the idf as first priority — clearly today by the idf as first priority is— clearly today by the idf as first priority is release of hostages, then— priority is release of hostages, then going after the hamas leadership. and if that is the case then the — leadership. and if that is the case then the head of mossad and the head of the _ then the head of mossad and the head of the internal security agency, and representatives for the first time from _ representatives for the first time from the — representatives fo

the, the, this is the w, those coming to line from berlin negotiators and cairo failed to reach a cease fire deal in the guns a war. the negotiations were aimed at pausing the funding before is real, goes ahead with a full scale round to solve in rafa or more than a 1000000 people have taken refuge. also coming up poles have closed and indonesia is elections. more than 200000000 people were eligible to cast their votes for elected officials and a new president. 3 candidates are buying for the top job that practiced as 2 main parties say they have reached a deal to form a coalition government after last week's elections failed to produce the decisive winter. the hello, i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. negotiation is aimed at achieving a ceasefire deal and does appear to have stalled with media reports indicating and is really delegation left the talks in cairo. this comes as international calls grow for israel to delay its plan to salt on rough up which the u. n. h. eve said, could quote lead to a slaughter. israel says it plans to move into run rough as part of his military cam

no, for the consultation to see it in cairo, but on a lower level, i think they're on waiting for the onset from us and also from this and you know, so you're in cairo, egypt clearly is affected by what's happening in gaza right next door. what is egypt role in all of this green? what is it for you? is of course that there is a mess. problems to the next at this number off i, if the is this offensive for that's the biggest here there's another patient between the easy to is read. ready he's right and is accusing, is it that the web to swear and smug? it's from egypt to to i'm us is through the education side. it's is because she was an easy to block a the 8th. egypt says no. the reason for the girl from the 8 the faintest is right . and of course there's a big concern. no egypt about this upcoming possibly offensive. the spokes president, the government said if the national security issues of egypt somehow violated, they might be even recall the buses or from is right. and that this, this is the piece street. the of that is and i can 79 that came thing piece to hurrying. thank you ver

it was through this point that belarusians and their relatives left the conflict zone to get to cairothey boarded the belavia plane. it was not easy to gather our citizens who wanted to escape the war in gaza at one point. people were in different parts of the enclave, bombings did not stop throughout its territory, and you can’t run over under missile attacks. israel blocked the internet for gas, there were not enough fuel reserves... for everyone, and local gas stations turned into ruins, like all diasporas abroad, our guys united in chats, where they shared information, exchanged invitations to visit and sent parcels to each other homeland, that is, almost all belarusian gazis knew each other personally or in absentia, so when the military conflict escalated, they created a chat for those who want to get out of the region. at the same time, people called the belarusian embassies and asked for assistance, diplomats conveyed their requests to... the president, alexander lukashenko convened a meeting, the outcome of which was predictable, the special services were instructed to get th

and in fact is really media is reporting that even before the delegation went to cairo, the deal they had presented to these really prime minister that was made by his own security establishment, was rejected by him. and that he merely sent them to cairo to listen and not to respond to whatever deal him this was put on the table. it's very interesting because these really is had severe red lines before going into these negotiations. these really prime minister reiterating for weeks that they will not be a release of thousands of palestinian prisoners from is really jails. and that there will not be an end to the war. and in fact, how mass, what they want is to see and, and to the war, a multi phase deal that would see the end of the salt on gaza at the end of it with these negotiations. we're not fruitful at all when it comes on the heels of an expected invasion into the alpha for more than one and a half 1000000 palestinians are seeking refuge there. so they're also disagreements within these really government itself. those who do want to see deal to bring back the captives and those

the turkish president has also arrived in cairo for talks with president abdal al sisi. the heads of israel's spy agencies musad and shinbet sat down with us, egyptian and qatari representatives on tuesday to secure a cease fire deal. no significant breakthrough has been achieved in negotiations that are said to take another three days. israely media has revealed the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is opposed to proposal. forward by spy chiefs a deal. hamas has accused netanyahu of trying to buy time to pursue his own agenda while proposing a seizfire. hamas wants to f halt to israely strikes, troop withdraw and prisoners. among other conditions. jim kas a political analyst and blogger joining us from new york. we also have sandos alasad as a journalist and commentator joining us from beirut. sand alasad, there was this uh first proposal just a couple weeks back, i believe, a three-stage one of which hamas had given an initial green light so to speak, but there were some terms that it revised and then sent was sent to israel of which... what has happened in the past 48

the failure of the cairo negotiation is that the number of prisoners that hamas wanted to release wassomehow at a level that the zionist regime agreed with this number. he didn't, and the other reason is that another important reason for this case, in this negotiation, for not reaching a conclusion , is stating the number of days of the cease-fire, which apparently, hamas wants a complete cease-fire. but the zionist regime has considered a short period of time and these two reasons are among the reasons in a way , it is the cause of the failure of the cairo negotiations that both sides called their respective delegations and announced that the negotiations have not reached a conclusion and that they will continue the war for the time being and there is no other way but war. yes, mr. sourabi in the media. in recent days, the zionist media has stated that the ground attack on rafah has intensified, and the zionists are still insisting on a ground attack . as you mentioned , there are more than half a million displaced people in rafah, in your opinion, the reason for this insistence of t

cairo negotiations to it has failed and its prime minister thinks that he can free the zionist peoplehout any price . mr. mohammad nazal also announced that we will never accept an agreement for the exchange of prisoners in such a situation that the genocide of the palestinian nation continues. a group of bahrainis living in england gathered in front of their country's embassy in london , according to al-mayadeen network, the gatherings emphasized their opposition to the normalization of relations between bahrain and the zionist regime. the bahraini opposition condemned the normalization of manama's relations with the zionist regime by holding a press conference in front of the country's embassy in london. the people of bahrain are commemorating the anniversary of the february 14th revolution, when palestinian flags are raised in manama and slogans against the normalization of relations with the zionist regime are heard from everywhere in bahrain. the people of bahrain are oppressed , they have reasonable, logical and fair demands and it is impossible to give up on them. the time of t

the situation remains desperate to rafah, american, egyptian israeli and qatari officials meet in cairo to discuss a cease—fire and hostage deal. tributes flooding for dj steve wright, who died at the age of 69. more trouble �* party more trouble for the labour party for its handling of remarks its for its handling of remarks by its rochdale by election candidate. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. the united nations says israel has not provided details of any plan to evacuate palestinians ahead of a possible ground offensive on rafah, the southernmost city in gaza. it comes after an israeli government spokesman called for un agencies to — in his words — co—operate with its efforts to evacuate civilians from a war—zone. meanwhile, egyptian media reoprts that a meeting between senior intelligence officials from the us, egypt and israel — along with the qatari prime minister — is under way in cairo, in a fresh attempt to organise a ceasefire. our correspondent nick beake is following the story from jerusa

these talks are ongoing even if the high level delegation that israel sent to cairo has now returned. the main sticking point. do we understand from a us official is hamas has demands for the ratio for the number of palestinian prisoners and the type of palestinian prisoners. there's knows that it wants released in exchange for freeing the more than 100 israelis that it kidnapped as part of its terrorist attacks of october the seventh. now you recall we were talking about hamas's demands last week, which prime minister benjamin netanyahu decried as being as being delusional. these included demands for the release of all cool women miners, elderly, and sick palestinian prisoners. that part doesn't seem too controversial. the controversial bit seems to be the additional 1,500 palestinian prisoners, including a third of whom who are serving life sentences, including for killing israelis are taking part in attacks that led to the deaths of israelis. so that seems to be one of the main sticking points. but prime minister netanyahu and his government under pressure, not just from the biden

and i'm not sure we're going to get it in cairo next week. do you, do you see then another power that would be able to facilitate the breakthrough? i'll be considering that what you say we, we've heard from other analysts as well is that the influence of the us with is real appears to be somewhat eroded. yeah, i think we've seen mr blinking pushing very hot over the past 3 months to try and get some type of diplomatic resolution to, to the, the situation that i'm so far he's be not able to get anything really off the ground. so i think what we're doing now is we're looking for other alternatives, since we're looking for some want to step up whether that be got time, whether not be china, whether that be the u. k, someone, perhaps even germany to step up and say this situation cannot continue. it cannot continue in its current form. there was too much human suffering from all sides and that has to be a resolution. so i mean, maybe joining us tonight from lancaster university excellent analysis, we appreciate your time and thank you. thank you.

the latest round of truth talks among the united states, egypt, israel and qatar in cairo. have not born fruit yet, the looming threat of israel's ground invasion of raffa has even spark criticism from tel aviv's european allies, and uh, it really we think is impossible to to see how you can can fight a war amongst these people, there's nowhere for them to go, uh, they can't go south into egypt, they can't go north in back to their homes because many have been destroyed, so we are very concerned about the situation and we want israel to stop and think very seriously before it takes any further action, however, the european allies of israel have not stopped there and even blame the main supporter of tel aviv for the unfolding crisis in gaza. how many times have you heard the most prominent leaders and foreign ministers around the world saying too many people are being killed. president biden had this is too much on the top. it's not proportional. well, if you believe that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms. this is not the first time washington has been c

in the egyptian capital, cairo, negotiations are underway to bring more than four months of the u.s. israel genocide in gaza to a halt. the palestinian resistance mod hamas says it has sent a delegation to cairo to meet with the egyptian and qatari mediators. the turkish president recep thardowan has also arrived in kairo for talks with president abdal seisi. the heads of israel's spy agencies, musad and shinbet sat down with us, egyptian and qatar. representatives on tuesday to secure a ceasefire deal. no significant breakthrough has been achieved in negotiations that are said to take another three days. israely media has revealed that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is opposed to proposal put forward by spy chiefs a deal. hamas has accused netanyahu of trying to buy time to pursue his own agenda while proposing a seizfire. hamas wants a full halt to israeli strikes, troop withdrawal and prisoner swap among other conditions. jim kavana is a political analyst and blogger joining us from new york, we also have sandas alasado is a journalist and commentator joining us from beirot. sa

amaz is joining ceasefire talks underway in cairo where egyptian and latari mediators have already met with israeli negotiators without reaching an agreements and israeli occupation forces have hit a number of villages in southern lebanon for. civilians have been killed. warm welcome to our studios here in the capital tehwan. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. this really regime keeps spounding the besieged gaza strip with air strikes on artillery fire more than 130 days into the genocidal campaign. at least five civilians have been or palestinians have been killed after israely war planes targeted residential buildings in alzheitun area in gaza city. in the north of gaza city, two women and one child were killed by an israeli air strike a civilian car. earlier on wednesday, eight palestinians were killed and nearly two dozen others injured in israeli attacks on the marters hospital and the noserat refugee camp in central gaza. the health ministry in gaza says 103. have been killed in the past day, pushing the overall death tholl to almost 28,600. the israel regime is prepar

the heads of the american and his really intelligence agencies have mentioned cairo's, adults broken by egypt, sion and culturally officials, the discussions and that reaching a deal to release the captives in gaza. but the meeting ended with alpha clear breakthrough is really media is reporting that serious disagreements remain. i'm the son who with reports from occupied east jerusalem. so there is no progress made on this deal. and in fact is really media is reporting that even before the delegation went to cairo, the deal they had presented to these really prime minister that was made by his own security establishment, was rejected by him. and that he merely sent them to cairo to listen and not to respond to whatever deal him this was put on the table. it's very interesting because these really is had severe red lines before going into these negotiation. these really prime minister reiterating for weeks that they will not be a release of thousands of palestinian prisoners from is really jails. and that there will not be an end to the war. and in fact, how mass, what they want is t

so he's the in uh, in cairo. he was previously in saudi arabia and he's also expected to visit castle and the occupied west bank of the it's been a yes and several powerful as greg struck tech a in syria can at least 59000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless to moxie anniversary, thousands of people of march in the attackers province of tie. the west hit region demonstrates as chanted, we won't forgive and we won't forget. they say the government did not act quickly enough and immediate off them off the disaster. some protesters fault with police when they tried to close a road. well, as quakes cause widespread destruction across a voss area. on february, the 6th 2023, just off the full and the magnitude $7.00 quake struck me. the southern tech has proven so i've caught them on, my gosh, as in 20 minutes slice of magnitude 6.5, trim a hit named gus in tab. then that afternoon, a said quick hit, come on, my gosh again, this time in the north, the provence, the as quakes effective a huge area for a 12

the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to line from berlin. negotiators and cairo failed to reach a cease fire deal in the guns of war. negotiations were pains at pausing the fighting before his real goes ahead with a full scale ground. a salt in rough up or more than a 1000000 people have taken refuge. also coming up, the world's biggest single day election is well underway as engine nations. go to the polls. just over 200000000 voters are lifting a new president with 3 candidates buying for the top job. and pakistan's, 2 main parties say they have reached the deal to form a coalition government after last week's elections failed to produce the decisive with her. the hello. i'm terry morris and good to have you with us. i think oceans towards a cease fire deal and gaza appear to have stalled after and is really delegation left talks in cairo, representatives from the us, egypt. israel and cancer were holding talks as international calls grow for israel to put off its plan to salt on rafa. part of its military campaign in response to the most terror attack on october 7th. more tha

, cairo, where those are happening. so it seems that is real, is actually doing the opposite of what it's closest allies are asking right now. and for what reasons is israel not listening as well so far? these urging spite france germany in the us. i have no teeth. sanctions have never been on the table. so that's not something israel's worried about at this point. and you can also see that other headlines, a recent headlines show that germany and us at the same time that they are asking for a pause and fighting for israel to postpone its assault on rafa. they're delivering weapons to israel to us earlier this week announced a multi 1000000000 dollar military aid package, just approved by congress. that's on its way to israel. now, in germany, reports in german news has signaled that germany is working out a plan to send tank munitions to ralph or those with what of course, sorry to israel and it's fight and gaza. those of course would be used in any assault on raso. so while diplomats are urging is real to show restrai

i'll cc in cairo. america's top. diplomats, as he's hoping for unimed during end to the war proposal to pause the fighting would include a deal to release hostages captured by hum us during the october 7th terror attacks . despite the talks, as well as pushing on with it's offensive in gaza, advancing towards rafa in the south. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he'll continue the war until her mazda is destroyed. meanwhile, more than a 1000000 displaced palestinians are sheltering in the area. lincoln's aiming to a secure the 1st extended gauze of ceasefire. i spoke earlier to journalist cream, le go harry in cairo, and he outlined the deal that is currently on the table. the way what's it is on the table is what was the goal shades? it's already in paris between the is written is the americans caught the end the injections. it says some kind of temporary ceasefire, and then a face exchange of hostages and princes. of course the, this one big sticking point is we don't have yet an official answer from us to this proposal. we know that how much and 6 to be tricky because they hav

on the 2nd day of his tor, he's been meeting with the gyptian president of those such as c, c in cairo, lincoln says he's hoping to secure an enduring and to the war. a proposal to pause the fighting would include a deal for the release of hostages captured by him off during the october 7th terror attack. and the diplomatic push comes i met a threatened is rarely assault on rafa. a city in southern gauze where many displays, palestinians are seeking shelter, no less up and israel's grind operations and gossip. these really military released vintage of it's offensive in the strip, as taught us on french diplomats met with regional leaders to push for our troops. israel is pressing on with its campaigns after threatening a grind, assault on rafa of the un has dumped rafa the pressure cooker of just spare this other in such a near gauze as border with egypt and i host more than half of guys us population displaced since the start of the war. what does that count beaver forcefully displays from gall? so they followed us to con eunice. we came to russell and they want to follow us again. wh

c in cairo. lincoln says he's hoping to secure an enduring end, the war proposals to pause the fighting. also include the, include a deal for the release of hostages, captured by almost during the october 7th to her attack. diplomatic push comes as israel is considering an assault on rafa. a city in southern gauze i where many displays, palestinians are seeking shelter, a new laptop and israel's grind operations and gas out. these really military released vintage of it's offensive in the strip as top us on french diplomats met with regional leaders to push for a truce. israel is pressing on with its campaigns after threatening a grind. assault on rafa. the un has dumped rafa. the pressure cooker of despair, the southern city near gauze has border with egypt and i have hosts more than half of guys this population displaced since the start of the war. what does that count beaver forcefully displays from gaza? they followed us to con eunice. we came to russell and they want to follow us again to tell me where do we go? hoping to show up support for a truce. us x ray of state antony blinkin

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and serious progress in cairo. americans tells cnn that the cia director and middle east to go shaders are moving closer and closer to striking a deal that would pause israel's war in gaza and get israeli hostages. >> oh >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room we're standing by for a critical vote inside the united states house of representatives . republicans planning to try to impeach the biden homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas cnn's manu raja was up on capitol hill, is joining us live right now. so manu, what do we expect to do? we expect this vote to come up. do we expect it to pass? >> wolf. i am hearing fresh optimism and confidence from top house republicans who believe that now they will finally have the votes to make. alejandro mayorkas just a second cabinet secretary in history to be impeached, charged with high crimes and misdemeanors over there contention that he has failed over the act of everything it's happe

news from cairo, egypt. in the south-donetsk direction along artillerymen from the vostok group of troops and crews of akatsiya self-propelled guns are working at the positions of the ukrainian armed forces. they hit with new projectiles with an increased flight range. the effectiveness of shelling and crews of the rszzo grad has increased. thanks to which eduard ponikov knows. the gloomy sky and low clouds are perfect today. by the way. in such weather, the activity of ukrainian reconnaissance drones is noticeably lower. the akatsiya self-propelled artillery unit of the thirty- seventh brigade of the thirty-sixth army of the vostok group is moving to a combat position. this crew is now mainly works against enemy strongholds in the vicinity of novodonetsk on the southern flank of the front. in the dpr, but for you, is winter a plus or a minus? of course , there is a minus in terms of camouflage, but in general it seems to me that it makes no difference what the weather is, in winter and summer one goes to wo

hamas wasn't part of the negotiations in cairo. its position as being presented by the egyptians and the categories, there is still hope, but no breakthrough yet, and certainly pressure building on netanyahu to do some kind of deal >> all right our thanks to paula hancocks and elliot gotkine for the reports. >> appreciate it >> democrats have scored a major victory in a new york special election for the us house. tom suozzi will win the open seat. once belonged to disgraced republican george santos. so as he beat republican mazi pilip, 54% to 46%, the border and immigration were key issues for voters and suozzi, he says, he's ready to work across the aisle to address those problems. >> it's hi time the find common ground and start delivering for the people of the united states of america the. people are watching. they wanted us to start working together. so our message is very clear. either get on board or get out of the way. >> more now from cnn, congressional correspondent lauren fox >> a major upset for republicans as tom suozzi

news from cairo: egypt. how we meet those who no longer expected to see and hug their loved ones alive. these people spent 128 days in gas, in captivity, and kidnapped. so with special care, every meter of land is checked for the possible presence of the enemy. there are no intact buildings left on the outskirts of hanyūnas; the threat to the fighters stationed here comes from hamas operational tunnels. finding a las, the military floods it water and huge armored bulldozers complete the job. the soldiers, who have not let go of their weapons for 4 months, claim that the forces are militants. are running out, they are on their territory, it is clear that they know how to fight, on the other hand, they are not only tired, they understand that it is useless, us president joe biden, in a telephone conversation held the day before , called on the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, don’t conduct military operations in the rafah area without... you’ll make money, it’s a swarm of problems, but you don’t i listened,

there are some local areas in cairo that must have a chairman or a member of the local council. all these electoral institutions are under the supervision of the supreme election committee , which is the legal head of it. the legal presidency includes a large number of legal members. members. legally , they have authority over all electoral files, the merits of each election character, to check all the characters' papers after handing over, for example, whether the candidate. to be qualified, it must have a number of features and conditions, and the important condition is that the candidate must have a good position among the people and have a clear political record. the candidate and volunteer must have a biography that these characteristics will bring achievements. this is the basic requirement for candidates. he must have an egyptian birth certificate and not have a foreign wife. historical statistics about the house of representatives are not only about their number. these representatives must fulfill their duty towards the egyptian people, that is, the demands of the egypti

the 2 egypt ports bring the goods from to kit and cairo, back and forth. and during a prison mohammed, moses time, they many were expecting that there would be a title on cut out access and it was interrupted because of the, this engagements between don and c. c. however, because uh, 2 kids didn't support presidency, says presidency, both the gulf country main countries mean the you a e and saudi arabia who are also strong economic partners of to kia support of egypt to give, felt isolated. and also the egypt engagement with israel, greece to and ciphers in the eastern, mediterranean natural gas exploration to get again, was a isolated and to get signed, a maritime, a matter of time zone deals, limitation deal with leave. yeah, of course that sparked tension by a in age of 2. but right now, especially when you cost of their leave, you where 2 countries have conflicting national interest at both countries need territorial integrity in the country. and that's why they need to find a solution in libya for their own benefits. and to can use a solution to be a

can you give us your assessment of this meeting held in cairo?yes, i believe that the conditions in which this meeting is held now are much more difficult and difficult than the conditions of the previous meetings that led to a series of agreements. today, the zionist regime has entered southern gaza and is threatening to commit criminal acts. difficulties. adeedah creates and takes hostages and threatens the people to either leave mes or go to egypt or stay there under the target of bullets and missiles . this it could be because of this, well, hamas is still in its own situation. south gaza has been destroyed just so that they can force hamas to withdraw from its conditions, which hamas proved by not participating in this meeting that it is never willing to accept its own conditions or the card of israeli hostages , especially military hostages. lose it easily and i don't think this meeting can lead to a positive result, although this effect is good. will have a particularly negative effect against netanyahu and the government of biased individ

joining us from cairo, thank you very much for being with us. everyone very much concerned about is really expanding it's, it's military operation is ground offensive into rasa. the un secretary general says this would exponentially increase. what is already a humanitarian nightmare. i know you were in guys a just 24 hours ago. can you tell us about the situation and what you saw and what you heard while you with that it's really this consistency community i, since we haven't seen in the past when you meet the families in the house, which is one issue. so rightly pointed out the 1300000 display people we saw yesterday. when i saw yesterday were people who are desperate need be. and what is preventing us from getting 8 they are is having service, having the ability to have protection of our lockers chairs and our staff and disobedience themselves. i saw people desperate for food for clean water, really ability to play the salt hospital. so we know we did find a good deal that we need to operate now. my met with the launch drivers in the afternoon

news from cairo, egypt. we are inside the gas sector, in the battle zone, where...things happen all the time clashes with hamas militants, with militants from the zadim el-qassam brigades, so security rules are observed in these places with special care, every meter of land is checked for the possible presence of the enemy. there are no entire buildings left on the outskirts of hanyunas, the threat to the fighters stationed here comes from... hamas operational tunnels, having discovered the las, the military fills it with water, huge armored bulldozers finish the job, the soldiers have not let go of their weapons for 4 months , claiming that the forces of the militants running out, they are on their own territory, it’s clear that they know how to fight, on the other hand they are already, and not even tired at all. they understand that it is useless. the main battles are taking place in hanyunes, the city is practically surrounded, but the idf armored forces are converging on rafah, where more than a million refugees have set up tent camps on the border of the gaza

their use coming out of cairo, the meeting between the head of the c i a and seniors, really egyptian and kentoria officials has ended without a clear breakthrough. the ca chief william burns was at that meeting to end the fighting and gaza and reach a deal. and releasing the captives, israel's intelligence officials are now said to be on their way back home. it's really media reporting that serious disagreements remain. let's see what more we can get on this with the else is. there is home the solutions, you're joining us live from occupied east jerusalem, and that is just past 10 pm local, where you are, what do we know of the wood? you know that there is no progress made on this deal. and in fact is really media is reporting that even before the delegation went to cairo, the deal they had presented to these really prime minister that was made by his no and security establishment was rejected by him. and that he merely sent them to cairo to listen and not to respond to whatever deal hand this has put on the table . it's very interesting because these really is had severe red lines b

any attempt by cairo to walk away from its peace accord with these rail could prove very costly. egypt economy is struggling and it would risk losing the billions of dollars of usaid it receives as part of the 1979. 3 g. m. at least analysts shawnee or is on this is still here with me. shawnee tell us. what is it that makes rough us so important? especially for egypt overall f i is a city that is divided for many years. the majority of which is in to a policy and part of goes out and part of it is and is in egypt and for the egyptian president, right from the start. this was the red line here. you know, there's a big crossing of the border there. and any breach up into a different territory that's, that's a red line that the, the president has side of the see present us. and he's not willing to, to see happening. there's a figure that it means that the term, you know, it, knowing this region and the dynamics and it's anything that is temporary, can end up very much being, you know, a permanent solution for the pals. the in the problem with just something the addiction to not want to se

any attempt by cairo to walk away from its peace accord with these rail could prove very costly. egypt economy is struggling and it would risk losing the billions of dollars of usaid it receives as part of the 1979 crazy. that spring and dw shiny was honest, who was still with us here in the studio and, and really can't be under stated how important the situation in rossa is for the egyptians. right? correct. i mean that's been the red line. they've been drawn from the 1st day, and the concern is so great that we've actually late yesterday learned that the is really to for the military. and these really you've had, have seen that the secret service has. they've visited egypt. it's a very rare occasion last week to sort of ease some of the tension and the fear that the directions have that once there's a breach of the border, israel and egypt is flooded. bypass any refugees. first of all, they are afraid this would be a not a temporary solution, but a permanent one. and that will bring the war closer to garza to egypt at doorstep. and there's also mountain pressure from within on a c, c