the statement he has put out says the israeli defense forces gaza, and that seems to be the way he'sming this — not in the way that much of the rest of the world has done it, as an attempt to force gazans to leave their homes he says in a statement that all palestinians, all people should have the freedom of exit and immigration, as is customary elsewhere in the world. another rather interesting part of this statement — false accusations and plots against israel, are legally to enter their territory. described the plan as bold and something worth considering. but reaction, you will be aware, around the rest of the world, very different. antonio guterres, warning the united states against from marco rubio and also the president's spokeswoman. i think more than wondering whether it will happen — i think they are saying... or said it would be, were it implemented. here in the middle east. line for many, many countries, including some of america's allies, as well. we have heard statements — maybe less severe — but statements from american allies are saying they still support the two—stat

today, israel's defense minister says his forces should prepare for "the voluntary departure of palestinians from gaza with president trump's proposal. arab communities and those who supported a future palestinian state should also step up," he suggests, including eu countries like spain and norway. with us tonight is the former assistant foreign minister of egypt and former egyptian ambassador to germany. very well. thank you for sparing us some time tonight. the day before donald trump announce this plane for gaza he announced a new one billion-dollar arms deal for egypt, security from america since the camp david accords has been very important. how much leverage does donald trump currently have over president lcc, and is it enough to force him to take a million palestinians? >> not at all. the relation with the united states is strategic nature. it is quite sequenced and normal. what is not normal is the declaration and the proposition from trump on the riviera of gaza, sending american troops into occupy, although he retreated from this declaration a couple hours ago. 48 hours after the declarati

defence minister here, who said that the idf, israel defense force should start to put in place plans to enable the voluntary removal of gazans from the gazaghtly less far than the president of the us, who said that this was something that is force, which would be a crime under international law, but what they are talking about is giving gazans the option to move. a statement from the defence minister spoke about this as a right that all people should have. critics of the government here will say, it is rather interesting timing that the people of gaza, who have been denied that right to remove it for so long should be given it, at this point, but that certainly seems to be the line that the defence minister is taking. joe inwood in jerusalem, thank you. president trump has doubled down on his plan for a us "takeover�* of gaza — despite continued criticism from world leaders. the plan still seems far from concrete, with little detailfrom trump's team on how this could actually play out, though he did firm up that us troops will not be "on the ground" in gaza. our north america correspondent john sudworth reports. needing no soldiers on the

defense forces. the third named hostage — keith seegol — was handed over in a separate ceremony in gaza city. in theober seventh hamas attacks. in exchange, a palestinian advocacy group says israel is releasing 183 prisoners — more than double the figure previously reported. to our correspondent, joe inwood. we seen from israeli jails being released back into their communities. im ”eole have been some of these peoplehave been detention some of these peepleheve been detention for same qf these peepleheve been detention for a very in detention for a very long he was a in detention for a very long time, he was a very serious crimes. has been arrested far recently. they have been more recently. they have been held in what called detention. it administrative detention. it say they're held f . z? te ”2 fjjey 7 hie} i129? scenes, people ——— 7 the buses and trying to _. ant mahh n th gas a "5-25 es _d �*rr . e bus-.. i . .... "j �*5 ..... mebbing the beses and. �*y�*g te up the sides mebbihg the beses and. �*y�*g te up the sides order climb up the sides in order to test the hands of their family. 1551335 ha

gaza once the war is over? >> well, right now the idf, the israeli defense forces, have had to go in and will continue to destroy hamas if they do not honor the terms of this ceasefire. so that's point one. point two, president trump looks at this in very practical terms in the sense of are we going to repeat the definition of insanity here and pour billions in, rebuild and just have another october 7th again and another war years from now? let's look at the reality of having 1.8 million people sitting in piles of rubble with no sewage, with unexploded ordinance, and he's asking in a humane way, what is going to happen to these people and everyone around the region says their heartbreaks for the palestinians, rightly so, but then come to the table with your plan if you don't like his plan and interestingly, we are seeing all kinds of outreach since the president made that statement of saying let's help you take this on anand so there's conversatio that are ongoing right now. >> okay. so having conversations with rld other world leaders of post-construction once the war over. >> but the key piece is you n't get t

the country's defense minister ahead went to the occupied territory with is really forces saying that they are not going to allow the west bank to be turned into gaza. but it's interesting because the same policies that the carried out in dogs are being carried out in the west bank. and i also want to add that since this rate has started there been a lot of civilians who been killed. we've been talking about a woman who was 8 months pregnant who was shot and killed while leaving her home. her husband also severely wounded, and her father really injured from this same attack. that is really forces are indiscriminately firing and people destroying the infrastructure there. so even though they say they're carrying out this operation against fighters civilians, the palestinians of the occupied west bank are really the ones that are feeling the results of this rate. all right, that's, i'll just here is have this in here with live for us from. i'm on jordan, how do i? thanks so much for breaking that all down for us. the, the these really military has completed its withdrawal from the so called net setting cord or in gaza. the move was agreed as part of

secretary of defense, the texas who described tom's plan to take control of guys as a creative solution to solving decades of conflicts. and promising is in gaza, say they will never be forced out of their homeland. many are pitching tents on top of the rubble of their houses and trying to create a bomb, debrief by hands. come on all of this. i speak to dogs bondo, who is a senior fellow at the cato institute, and for my special assistant to president ronald reagan, is joining us from washington dc. thank you so much for being with us on entre 0 quite a lot happening in the last 24 hours. we now have what looks like a walk back from the white house on, on tom's guys a take over that. how do you view this suggestion? first of all, is it a distraction, negotiating tactic or something else altogether too long. but instead of donald trump that we should take him seriously, but not literally, you know, he tends to go out with these massive ideas that just kind of spew out of his brain . and then there was very little behind them in terms the specifics. and he often watch them back. i think what we see here is he comes up with an idea. he recognizes there is a genuine problem tha

defense of the pentagon? feed hicks, it describes terms plants take control of gaza as a creative solution to solving decades of complex palestinians. and gases said they will never be forced out of their homeland. many pitching tents on top of the rubble of the houses and trying to clear to break by hands. the trump administration is pulling almost a work is off the job at the us agency for international development. a sweeping phrase on foreign assistance has to take effect on friday. and the move is creating uncertainty across the globe to people in projects that rely on the united states for funding. kristen salumi has more a safe haven in the midst of conflict sentence, so called emergency response rooms like this one and sudan provide both food and information for those clean violence. there are hundreds of them in the country, organized and supported by local groups and individuals. but at least half of the funding comes from us a id and is funneled through non profits like one based, and i robi, called these us run by trevor snap supporting, committed terry and aid in a context like sedan is critical. it keeps people alive the same time. it's really critical to sup

country's defense minister who has gone into the palestinian territory on multiple occasions with is really forces saying that they're not going to allow the west bank to turn into another gaza, however, you have policies that are being mirrored when we saw and gaza happening over the last 16 months is exactly what we're seeing happen in the occupied west bank. but the reality on the ground shows a story of policy needs were being displaced, palestinians who are being killed. civilian is the structure that is being destroyed. but nonetheless, the military says that this raid and rage, just like it are going to continue, however long they see fit. all right, that sounds years have this in heard live for us from mine. jordan, come to, thanks so much for breaking that all down for us. let's take a look at how many palestinians have been displaced by these really assault in the occupied westbank. official say at least $35000.00 people have been forced out from areas under the is really military operation. engineer and refugee camp at least 80 percent of the people have left their homes. that's an estimated 20000 people. and to cut them refugee camp more than 10000 had been displ

defense forces. miri, thank you so much for joining us. um, you know, what a stark difference, because we saw those chaotic scenes surrounding the release of israeli hostages in gaza last week. that, of course, triggered condemnation from israel and a delay in the release of the palestinian prisoners. now we hear from jumana that this is a complete 180. everything's going smooth and organized. um, what do you make of that? >> the word i didn't hear from. >> jumana was the word hamas. my heart goes out to every single palestinian. why are there. >> no hospitals? >> because that's where hamas was and that's where they placed themselves. and hamas are the ones that are trying to pose themselves as the responsible. i would say not responsible, not authority. these last 484 days, hamas did this. they could have stopped it at any stage, handed over the snatched hostages. the people that were released right now were taken from their homes in pajamas on saturday morning, october 7th. one of them, yarden bibas, was taken with his wife that everybody knows her face. she's the ginger colored haired woman, together with a small little two babies. he's coming back now, and his

children believed to have died — along with their mother — during their captivity in gaza. to the israel defense forces separate ceremony in gaza city. the 65—year—old was kidnapped with his wife aviva siegel in the october seventh hamas attacks. a temporary truce deal in november 2023. this was the scene a short while ago as a bus containing 25 prisoners was greeted in ramallah. the other group of prisoners will be heading back to gaza. middle east editor, sebastian usher. is welcome news for families in israel and the palestinian territories. yes, there were _ from government and the !sraeli devernment and the ~ , ~ the way israeli public at the way the handover was handled last thursday. when large number thursday. when a large number of people, a large crowd gathered around the house that gathered around the house'thet as gathered ardund the hduse'that as they were many is as they were released. many israelis watch and felt that the physical well—being of those being released was if”: it jiopardy. jeopardy/7.7}; "13 inputting jeopardy. a strongly complaint was to worded complaint was made to hamas.

gaza. after receiving their papers, the pair were driven to the israel defense forces. the october 7th hamas. a temporary truce deal in november 2023. is releasing 183 prisoners — more than double the figure previously reported. heading back to gaza. to our correspondent, joe inwood. we are hearing more about those israeli hostages who have been freedexa—rrr— the next freed. crucially, the next steps in terms them getting critical 77 77 critical medical 77 77 critical medical treatment that critical medical treatment on their release.— on their release. yes, so we have seen — on their release. yes, so we have seen these _ on their release. yes, so we have seen these three - have seen these three men released, and it is worth pointing that when you saw pointing out that when you saw them stage, they looked them on stage, they looked in physically reasonably good health. they were certainly the, yarden bibas and ofer kalderon were walking completely unaided and we saw them reunited their them reunited with their families, highly families. highly emotional they will scenes. obviously they will

the statement he has put out says the israeli defense forces should try to make arrangements to allow palestinians to leave gazaseems to be the way he is framing this. not in the way that much of the rest of the world has done it, as an attempt to force gazans to leave their home but giving them the option. he says in a statement that all palestinians, all people should have the freedom of exit and immigration, as is customary elsewhere in the world. another rather interesting part of this statement, and we should say this plan has no detail about how this will be achieved, whether it will involve the right to return. it is light on detail. he also says that countries like spain, ireland, norway and others which have made, as he put it, false accusations and plots against israel, are legally obligated to allow every gazan resident to allow every gazan resident to enter their territory. that is how it is being framed certainly by the defence minister and it tallies with what we have heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has described the plan as bold and something worth considering. but bold and some

defense forces. they were then taken to hospital where they received in a separate ceremony in gaza city. aviva was released after 51 days in captivity under the figure previously reported. was greeted in ramallah. was the scene as three more bus loads of palestinian prisoners yolande knell has this report. much more hoarsely than the hostage releases. ofer last hostage releases. ofer kalderon, keith siegel and yarden bibas appeared. they must taken by the ; cross. two hours later. us keith cross. two hours later, us keith siegel posed born, keith siegel was posed in gaza city for his handover. but soon they were emotional for all three men, rsunionsfor—all three men. with reunionsfor—ell three men. with loved including with loved ones captured on 7th october released. w liireleased. these and previously released. these families have been at the heart of high—profile to of high—profile campaigns to pressure the israeli government w{iiéffflfinw”' " {liefifflfi’nwtel"z "f”hbépita'l " '7' hospitaltoday ' ' 7' cheers. these events were were cheers. these events were seen as bittersweet. there

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