all of them lead on the arab side by egypt who was then in bed with the soviet union and all of egypt's military capabilities including 12,000 advisors were from russia. and of course we were supporting israel. so when i became president i wanted to try to bring peace to the holy land, about which i taught in my sunday school class that was 18 years old. so i began to met with the major leaguers. the finest person i ever met who was a foreign leader was in marcy. -- was inwar siddat. because of his generosity, we were able to get an agreement between israel and egypt in 1978 , that israel would withdraw from the occupied territories and give the palestinians full autonomy and let them run their own affairs. six months later after intense negotiations, we had a peace treaty between israel and egypt into april 1979, not a word of which by the way has ever been violated. after i left office in january, involuntarily retired by the election results of 1980, we were still close friends. i would visit him in egypt and his wife and my wife are friends and even our great grandchildren were frie

and egypt. i wonder if you could talk about how you feel about the situation in the middle east currently? president carter: a man who helped shape my life and for whom i have the greatest admiration and appreciation, when i was governor, after johnson left office, i wrote him a personal handwritten letter, i don't know if you have it or not, but if you don't, you might want to look it up -- i'm not sure. but if you find it, i would like a copy of it because i handwrote it on an airplane trip. but i think the middle east is still a treasure box for the whole world. i say that as places that are threatening to erupt, and i include the middle east in its totality. but also pakistan. i think that would be referred to primarily was between israel and its neighbors. when i became president in ancient days, there was no effort for me to try to negotiate for peace. nobody put pressure on me. there was nothing going on. and they have been full of major wars the previous 25 years. all of them lit on the

all of them lead on the arab side by egypt who was then in bed with the soviet union and all of egypt's military capabilities including 12,000 advisors were from russia. and of course we were supporting israel. so when i became president i wanted to try to bring peace to the holy land, about which i taught in my sunday school class that was 18 years old. so i began to met with the major leaguers. the finest person i ever met who was a foreign leader was in war siddat. because of his generosity, we were able to get an agreement between israel and egypt in 1978, that israel would withdraw from the occupied territories and give the palestinians full autonomy and let them run their own affairs. six months later after intense negotiations, we had a peace treaty between israel and egypt into april 1979, not a word of which by the way has ever been violated. after i left office in january, involuntarily retired by the election results of 1980, we were still close friends. i would visit him in egypt and his wife and my wife are friends and even our great grandchildren were friends. we were very

and egypt take offense from dimension as well. when he says 200 prison is following the return of full female id of soldiers held by her mask as part of the ongoing cease fire agreement. i thought of the city and not with the limitation, thanks to all to you about his time behind bars. i was sentenced to 25 years and served 13 god willing. i want to focus on my home, my mother and my children. i want to make up for the years. they've lost the difficult days. they lived through and the tough circumstances they endured me. god gave me the strength to make it up to them. there's nothing more to say, but thank god, who has blessed us with freedom and diseases president, thanks india. for supposing the country's bid to join brakes as a nation of 280000000 people becomes the blocks lasix candidates, then the a very welcome to you. this is on the international with the late as well. news update is our top story. posing stations have opened across spelling bruce's vote is choose who's to leave the country for the next to 5 years. well, 5

up, donald trump suggests quote, cleaning out how stadiums from the gaza strip to be re settled in egypt and jordan hardliners in israel. welcome the idea the i'm melissa chat and thanks for joining us. the palestinian islamic jihad group and gaza says it will release is release of feeling hostage auto bill your food before the next plan hostage, prisoners swap with israel. according to the israel, hamas ceased by agreement. our ability of food should have been released by him off on saturday, but how mosque delayed their release over what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their old neighborhoods in northern garza gardens. desperate to go north to what's left of their old homes had been left scrambling to get food and water on the roads leading to northern gaza. thousands of people waits with the worldly possessions to return home. he's right in his blocks major authorize after each the queues thomas of breaking the terms of the ceasefire . when he failed to release the hood and he's really civilian insult, tod

in egypt. _ circumstance? when we have... in egypt. we _ circumstance? when we have...egypt. we have _ circumstance? when we have... in egypt, we have very- circumstance? when we have... in egypt, we have very long - in egypt, we have very long experience in working together with the united states and israel, and other parties. in this case, it's going to be qatar, before that it was the european union and the united nations to manage and monitor the crossings. the same crossings that we are talking about today. the rafah crossing already we have started to process hundreds of trucks, there should be 600 of them, coming across from sinai egypt to rafah and then through the israeli crossing, is really controlled crossing of karma shalom. to move to both southern and northern gaza. —— karem shalom. as the previous speaker told you, not only food and water but we have medicine and water but we have medicine and fuel for also generators to give those people who are living in the open air, on the sea in this freezing cold, some warmth during this winter. and we will work clo

the peace deal that was signed back in 1979 between egypt and israel.been reaction from far—right politicians. they have welcomed the comments from president trump because ultimately they would like to see jewish settlers return to gaza to live there in the years to come. so i think many people will be looking now to see if president trump says more about this idea he seems to have come up with. he was asked specifically whether he saw this as a temporary suggestion or a more permanent thing. he said either plan could work at this point. so i think a lot of people waiting to see what more he has to say. staying in the middle east. the white house says a ceasefire agreement between israel and lebanon will continue to be in effect until the 18th of february. the deal was meant to allow the lebanese army to deploy alongside un peacekeepers in the south, with the israeli army withdrawing by the end of sunday. earlier, the lebanese health ministry accused the israeli soldiers of firing at residents trying to return to their homes earlier, the lebanese health

i'd like egypt to take people and i'd like jordan to take people. you're talking about a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. you know, over the centuries it's, have many, many conflicts. and i don't know, something has to happen. it's literally a demolition side. almost everything is demolished and people are dying. the so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab nations and build housing at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change of the reaction in israel was mixed somehow, or the hard line is including former national security minister ben, cuz we were in finance administer a small church. well, couldn't the idea colon is the right solution to the current crisis, but across the air world and especially in egypt and jordan, the country strong proposed would cost displace gardens. the response was switched and for out, try projection and jumps for ministry, stated that such a plan would the civilized, the region and violate probably student rights. jordan's for administer warren, but re

yes, and i'd like - egypt to take people.—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take| people and i'd like jordan to take people, because, i mean, you're talking. about probably a million - and a half people, and we just clean out that whole thing. over the centuries, it's many, many conflicts on that site. i and i don't know, something has to happen, but it's literally- a demolition site right now, - almost everything is demolished and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing at a different location - where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - it could be temporarily. it could be long term. my colleague nick beake has the latest from jerusalem. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was a phenomenal location by the sea with the best weather. now, though, he's describing it as a demolition site and says it's over and that it needs to be cleaned out. and t

but of course, the ag, egypt, as part all are tied in with the aid to israel. so we could try to insert some sort of financial pressure. but he mentioned there that he wants to see the other arab states pay for the construction of the infrastructure that would be needed. and i think it's important to point out. jordan and egypt have said in the past, no, pretty much everyone in the region has said no, and i just, the u. s. can put a certain amount of pressure, but it is clear that'd be if you look at his words, are the people around him that donald trump is very much willing to look is really the prime minister benjamin netanyahu do basically anything he wants in gaza and then lot of them to a spring and have a, i believe is a political analyst, i'm slim, a palestinian liberation organization communications direct to welcome to the program. have a what do you make of how a jordan foreign minister has responded to trump's comments about a golf and moving to jordan? i think jordan has a very clear from the very beginning. let's remember that there is an agenda in

mr trump was suggesting that the likes of egypt have to leave gaza.ng that the likes of egypt and jordan could take in more palestinians, and that people would be able to live in peace there. jordan has already got more than two million registered palestinian refugees, and the foreign minister has been saying that they've got this unwavering commitment to palestinians remaining in gaza while there is, of course, reconstruction of the place, which has been so badly damaged in the past 15 months. egypt has said previously that any sort of forced displacement of palestinians from gaza could jeopardise the peace deal that was signed back in 1979 between egypt and israel. in israel, there has been reaction from far—right politicians. they have welcomed the comments from president trump because ultimately they would like to see jewish settlers he said either plan could work at this point. so i think a lot of people waiting to see what more he has to say. and just this past hour, the white house announced that the ceasefire deal between lebanon and israel ha

the peace deal that was signed back in 1979 between egypt and israel.n israel, there has been reaction from far—right politicians. many people will be looking now to see if president trump says more about this idea he seems to have come up with. he was asked specifically whether he saw this as a temporary suggestion or a more permanent thing. he said either plan could work at this point. jeremy konyndyk is the president of refugees international. he previously led the obama administration's response to international disasters. he told me trump's suggestion of moving gaza to neighbouring countries is not very viable. —— moving gazans to neighbouring countries is not very viable. there are many things wrong with president trump's comments, not least that he seemed to endorse ethnic cleansing. at its core, palestinians do not want to go elsewhere and the countries around don't want to take them in, so it's not really any kind of a viable option. palestinian groups and the arab league have accused president trump of advocating ethnic cleansing for these peo

the peace deal that was signed back in 1979 between egypt and israel. many will want to see if president has more to say about this. he was asked specifically whether he saw this as a temporary suggestion or a more permanent thing. he said either plan could work at this point. and just this past hour, the white house announced that the ceasefire deal between lebanon and israel has been extended to february 18. earlier on sunday, israel said it would keep its forces in lebanon in spite of both the idf and hezbollah�*s ceasefire agreement to withdraw its troops for the area. israel accused the lebanese military of not doing enough to stop the iran—backed militant group hezbollah from regrouping in the south. the lebanese health ministry accused the israeli army of firing at residents attempting to return to their homes in southern lebanon, killing at least 22 people and injuring more than 100 others. let's bring in senior resident scholar at the arab gulf states institute here in washington, kristin smith diwan. thank you for being here. i want to start w

i'd like egypt to take people. i'm meeting with...e general- tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - over the centuries, it's. many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, it's, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing. at a different location where they can maybe live . in peace for a change. it could be temporarily. it could be long term. president trump's comments come as thousands of displaced palestinians are being prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip. after israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. these are the live pictures from gaza, where people are waiting to return to their homes. live pictures. there we

>> there is a follow up mechanism that egypt, qatar and us are going to handle. it will be placed in cairo. and this follow up actually will be a joint team from the three countries that will monitor the implementation of the agreement, and everything has been agreed upon and will be in place, hopefully on the day of the execution. thank you. >> thank you. >> reuters. thank you. >> prime minister, congratulations. andrew mills from reuters. can you talk a little bit more about this follow up mechanism? if elements of the agreement put in place tonight are violated, what will happen? who is it that is going to report and that that that a violation has happened? >> and how will that violation be communicated to the parties, the world, the guarantors of this agreement? thank you. well, this is this is what i have just mentioned to becky. there is, there will be a follow up mechanism that all the parties will be placed in egypt, and they will follow up the implementation of the agreement. there will be a reporting mechanism for any violation, and those violations wil

and in the last hour, reports from egypt say 70 palestinian prisoners have now arrived in egypt fromhere they'll travel on to neighbouring countries. in a moment, we'll be live with our correspondents across the region. but first, here's this report from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. whistling and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, all aged 20, and liri albag, now aged 19. all four apparently in good physical health. with foreign reporters currently unable to enter gaza, we're relying on footage filmed by local journalists. and among israelis watching in hostage square in tel aviv, there were cheers, as events in gaza's palestine square unfolded. the body language is positive. i must say, what seems at first sight a good appearance does not necessarily say what's going on inside, inside the body, inside the soul. among the crowd, many are st

will they be allowed to enter into egypt? yes madam me, me that they, they have, they have, have, have always had boxes to enter to enter the issue the. and i understand that this agreement, the, in the agreement announced today that the, the insurance amount of the palestinians who needs a pass to the fact pressing and to get their medicaid aid and medical assistance, then they, they need. and ultimately, when the isn't that easy for us is the one who's drop completely from them does a, does a slip, and that is a better thing and that's already running and running. and i guess i get i, i think that the crossing would be operated normally as if it had been before at june 2007. and when the, when the come us to control of is that sensitive and the is a, is laid siege to the, the slip at the today. okay. the same. how are you doing? great to get to a visa from tara. nice, thanks. taking the time to join us head on out to 0. thank you man. i don't think this is a for me is really ambassador and coastal general in new york, and h

and that the onus on cats are in egypt in particular, us in a very different way. it's going to be massive. so i would want the people are gonna have to know what's going wrong, rather than to hear it as a declaration from capitals. because that will feed in to the opportunity on a political process that i think the best thing that i understand, you know, i'm one who believes and published and in governance. i believe it's a fundamental principle of people's to be governed by themselves and by their own people. i don't believe security is assured by occupation by others, or governance by others as some do. but what that means is that we have to have the transitional period fall to honda. how mazda of talking, that's huge, the important, thank you, china and others for that egypt closer. but we're not there yet. and we have a published in units or 2, which has been undermined and on to funded and derided for good and bad reasons and they are not there yet either. so we have to have a transitional period with da to reinstate the 2 state solution of the post. and then

reports from egypt say 70 palestinian prisoners have now arrived in egypt from where they'll travel onneighbouring countries. meanwhile hamas has told mediators that a female israeli civilian, arbel yehud, held hostage in the gaza strip, will be released next week. israel says she should have been freed today. in the last half hour, islamichhad has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof arbel yehud is still alive. if confirmed, this would clear the way for thousands of gaza residents to return to the north of the strip today. the israeli prime minister's office had said palestinian civilians won't be permitted to return to northern gaza until she is released. in a moment, we'll hear from our correspondents across the region. but first, here's this report from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. whistling, applause. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gil

president anwar sadat of egypt. [applause] i first met and were sadat -- anwar sadat just a few months after i became president. i had taught sunday school for many years. i taught this morning before i left my home. and i had a deep religious interest in the holy land. and i had learned as a candidate and as a new president the importance of the middle east to me personally. and to those who share faith in god. and to those who are concerned about the integrity and the future peace of my own country. there was alignment of forces in the middle east that was very disturbing, with the powerful soviet union and the depths of the cold war aligned with certain groups and with our country aligned with others. and i felt it incumbent on myself to cast aside any restraints about political popularity or failure being a negative factor, and so i began to meet with the mideast leaders. i was distressed. i met with then prime minister rabin, who was extremely cautious, and i then met with king hussein and i went to a conferenc

let's listen to the announcement by the past, who prime minister so the tall republic of egypt and to the united states, happy to announce the success of joints mediation efforts in order to reach a deal between the parties in conflicts in gaza to exchange prisoners and hostages . under a ton to a prolonged truce that achieves a permanent seas 5 between the 2 sides. in addition of an agreement on the delivery of large amounts of humanitarian relief and aid to the palestinian brothers in cause of hello correspondents, banners smith joins us off next high foreign ministry and throw on. but a, just a few moments ago you were talking to the fore ministries spoke so much at all and sorry, he gave a few more details to me about what has just been announced a data perhaps the most so bring aspect. busy of this agreement, the c side do a co pay me comes in the opening sentence of the document that comes with this announcement that the policies in the mediators objective is to achieve a final consensus to implement the may 27, 2024 agreements, 8 months ago this deal is on the table we was, the

and he achieved a camp david accord, bringing peace to israel and egypt. >> he and at the time, egypt was surely the most militarily powerful threat to israel. and that peace treaty, you know, still exists between israel and egypt. there are diplomats, egyptian diplomats in israel and israeli diplomats in cairo. it's amazing what he achieved during those 13 days at camp david. >> it is incredible. >> and i and this story has been told, but i think it's worth telling again, at camp david, he gave menachem begin a framed photograph of the three leaders together and signed it to begin's grandchildren. i think that hit that emotional note of, you know, let's we need to get this done not only for ourselves but for future generations. >> so story is that begin on the 13th and last day after carter had done 22 drafts, came to the president and said, mr. president, i cannot and will not make any more compromises. and he realized, he said, give me a limo. i've got an el al plane waiting at andrews air force base. he realized that that would endanger sadat's own life, to come back empty handed

cheering in exchange, israel released 200 palestinians from its jails to gaza, egypt and the occupiedt bank. first glimpses of long—lost relatives, first glimpses of post—war gaza. running to meet the red cross van in gaza, rafe alfare�*s niece and nephew, with their mother. "it's been 20 years," she said. "my brother. "my heart." but the homecoming of those displaced by the war here was delayed. blocked by israeli forces after israel accused hamas of breaching the deal by not releasing a civilian female hostage held by another militia group. then panic as shots were fired. israel doesn't allow outside journalists in to operate independently from gaza, but reports suggest one man was killed and others injured. israel's army said it fired warning shots into the air. across the border, 15 months of waiting ended. in the relief of hugging a parent holding a child. their return also a reminder of 90 hostages still held in gaza. for them, this isjust the beginning in a long and precarious road home. lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. for more, i spoke with lucy williamson a short while a

but egypt very important, by the way, as you can imagine on bringing capacity and truck straits in by the way of floating at delivery point, not just entry points. but the 2nd thing is making sure that the guns a power plant is, is a, is a repair that will take 2 weeks. i'm guessing that it's important for people survival, making sure that the roads that are needed to be used or identify d mind the rubble, you know, making sure that there's a reasonable amount of knowledge about where people are going to move because they've already thousands and thousands of people are moving, god help them i would to but getting a to them is that for a moving, moving picture. and so that is gonna be a combination from right now of massive delivery flux combined with trying to make the, the, the, the receiving end a clear and being able to receive at all that at a time when it's still shaky. as of course, we know from today, and that's alarming and the finding the security point we've discussed where as soon as we're seeing now, it's really military operations are stopping. i hope you're the same fro

so this is the cut up for egypt and jordan accepted. or calvin's have been expressing fear that the war may very well continue under washington's new administration, and thought that trump's policies will favor them in any way. this is the drums of policy and the policy of the whole west be synonymous with the policy of israel. in order to control the entire region, of course, trump is following the same political model. the war will continue sonoma term, but it's going to trumps. policy will be a mixed policy in the sense that he will try to provide supplies and weapons to be israel. east and at the same time try to stop the war. but i believe that he will not stop the war. and israel will continue its aggression on the gaza strip so he will give it hot low. can you cool? there might be an agenda related to israel for a specific policy behind it. and i, you know, but the reality we saw is that the was stopped to give it that we hope that what lies ahead will be better that his decision will be better for the palestinian people when he

our past notes in egypt and active. yeah, the actor and then he goes to use it as i suggest that to you yourself and gauge in negotiation process where you will come to land that the most minute the details can undermine the entire negotiation. it is not about how big or small and a so is today well to speaking uh that the underlying issues have been on that with which is a very positive side. this does not necessarily mean that the deal is already added to we might be lost in the details as was the case in the past with many of the draft have been agreed upon in principle. however, the later stages relate to the negotiations to collapse with our own upbeat, and we hope that our optimism can be translated on the ground. the, we appreciate how busy katara is heavy in gauge and the mediation efforts some uh, also on a global newspaper. you booked it, that you are engaged in discussions or negotiations between that and i'd states and tyler body and wisdom of the country. and he goes to, to machines, continue to enroll in m

okay, and speaking you mentioning of egypt, the, the philadelphia car, doors a is wrote egypt thing. now, egypt is one of the mediators as, as the us and canceled. the agent has just come out saying that it would be willing to host a reconstruction conference when it comes to a gauze. uh, what does that actually mean in terms of reconstruction? because there's really not much of it in terms of how much has been destroyed since this was scott's. it. 1 of the there's absolutely a huge endeavor, huge challenge, not just the construction, but create this construction. imagine for a 2nd that they are going to be millions of tons of debris that have to be cleared out. in that degree. there's a fundamentally some 1011000 missing palestinians. so we're talking about $10000.00 bedfellow spins in the debris today and the destruction of the destroyed buildings . so based on to be a long process of clearing out and starting to build things and clearly the evictions on others are going to be interested in helping with the discussions on investing. if you wouldn't, even in the construction. the pr

i believe your in egypt as well. now, it is egypt to pay its full policy is does it work to actually engage in all the chance in here they broke the but his time on the pro, with the, with a senior writes a mildly their rights and establishing their own independent. just stay on the lines after the fight is that any of your ration? and this is why the return to you a bunch talking with the days, you can the people on the even and this is you can hear it. all of them so far the but a scene yes. as opposed to the right to live in peace on this will, they will say between it and between the all but at the infections. but also, if you will not say if you're late and people to see and missing your price of ebay or even on the phone, i'd say to others of thousands of people to migrate from deadlines on the desktop. do the live out of the apple age. it's also by sign is one of the main issue is, is that there must be the solve a and, and, and, and vincent. huh. i can this. so it'd be easier because he needs to be down this

i'm awesome. egypt has consistently rejected as well as the amount of control to key car doors in the strip, as well as being seeking to maintain a minute to presence in an area carved out when the will began, which cuts off northern garza from the south. as soon as ben, it's a reading car at all, as well as thoughts continued control of the 14 columbus, a buffer zone between egypt and dogs of that is known as the philadelphia, colorado is all man, is this area controlling the movement of goods on people until it withdrew its forces from garza in 2005. now, since benediction forces have taken over petroleum or took a petroleum duties with israel, still inspecting old deliveries into the territory, both egypt and how may i strongly oppose, as well as control over the colorado. because it would effectively silva, the guns and strips only land connection to egypt. axles on if it takes a look now at why the nets are him car at all has been such a difficult issue. after 15 months, so for and more than $46000.00 palestinians killed the scarsdale forefront deep across casa, and one of the la

yes, and i'd like - egypt to take people.neral el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people i and i'd like jordan to take| people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half people, i and we just clean - out that whole thing. over the centuries, - it's many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved - with some of the arab nations and build housing - at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - it could be temporarily. it could be long term. i the president's comments come as thousands of displaced palestinians are gathering in central gaza — waiting for the israeli military to allow them to return to their homes in the north of the strip. these are live pictures from wadi in gaza, where displaced people have been waiting to cross into the north. on saturday, israel said it wo

we spoke with some of the refugees in kyra we fled from gaza and the war to egypt because of showing fear and terror was subjected several times to inevitable death. and i was wounded in my head on the night of my travel, the house next to mine was bombed. i went out with 3 of my sons to egypt, and this was not easy because i left behind 4 of my sons with their wives and my grandchildren. my mind and heart are always with them. my longing for my children is very great, and i very much hope that the crossing will be opened and that we will meet again with each other to feel comfortable, even with the anxiety terror, fear, and hunger that they felt when massacres occur in gaza, we hurry to contact them, reassure them and feel very afraid for them. i look back from that as i left gaza in the april 2024 because of the war and the crimes of genocide committed by israel throughout the gaza strip. i moved from gaza city to rafa and then to attend in darrow bala, it was a very difficult decision when i left because of the egypt difficult because my family brothers and my wife were still ther

uh, if i remember correctly, egypt showed that this idea of this initiative in january, february, 2024 and the american president to it's look it up and as well as the security council of the united nations degrees also. so now we, we have a deal and we have to work with this. the, of course there are some question marks about whether the is that he lives with would be on or that commitments in this deal. but this time around that are seen got on the doors to egypt. bizarre and the united states in the event that have pledged, have pledged to make sure that the park this to this agreement was on, or that it commitments all. so let's work on that. and, and this framework and the easiest to keep working with the authorities and the americans, and this, and this respect. all right, i'm terribly sorry. we are out of time. i would like to ask you many more questions that may be on it. thanks for like to show me is that a sign? thank you to do that for my exemption. assistant fondness, to thank you for your time, sir. a lot of the wrong as issued its reaction to the seas. 5 dealing gaza sayi

what impact would that have on the us relationship with egypt and jordan? the deputy prime minister and the foreign minister safadi, spoke out strongly against it in jordan last night. >> so, andrea, you mentioned in your last segment that the trump administration has cut foreign aid to almost everywhere in the world except for israel and except for egypt. and the reason there's been an exception for egypt is because the stability of that country of 100 million people, by far the largest arab country in the middle east, is considered a core u.s. national security priority. it is seen as key to israeli security. and yet you have president trump, apparently in a sort of offhand manner, in a conversation with reporters on air force one, casually suggesting that three quarters of the population of gaza, some 1.5 million people could head to egypt, could head to jordan. and exactly as you said, very firm and immediate rejections of that idea from the jordanian and the egyptian leadership, saying it is a total nonstarter to say nothing of the palestinians who are

and we extend our gratitude to the republic of egypt and the united states of america for the valued efforts. well, here's what we know about the deal. the implementation of the agreement will be guaranteed by castle egypt and the us in stage one last thing, 6 weeks from us will release. 33 is really captives including all children, female soldiers and civilians. and man of a 50 in return as well will free 50 palestinian prisoners for each female soldier and $13.00 to $8.00 civilian captive. then israel will release old women and children on the 19. it has to change the gaza strip since october, the 7th, 2023 as well. we'll also cross the allow on palestinians to attend, or the 2nd phase will include the release of all the remaining living captives. i'm the establishment of a permanent sci fi. it will be the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the philadelphia car door by day 50 of the seas for this is the border area with egypt . this close was a stumbling block in past efforts for a deal. the final stage will focus on long term arrangements, including their ton of bodies of his

reports from egypt say 70 of the 200 prisoners have arrived in egypt — from where they'll travel on tobouring countries. as part of the ceasefire deal, thousands of gaza residents were supposed to be allowed to return to the north of the strip today. but israel is preventing them crossing into the north until a female civilian hostage, arbel yehud, is released. israel says she should have been freed today. hamas says she will be released next week, and another armed palestinian group, islamichhad, has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof she is still alive. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has this report. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, all aged 20, and liri albag, now aged 19. all four apparently in good physical health. with foreign reporters currently unable to enter gaza, we're relying on footage filmed by local journali

now egypt and jordan will be put on the immense pressure. i think to take a whole city, take palestinians, they're going to make the lives of the people in golf. it's almost impossible to. it's already impossible to live. israel has not just killed like potentially 300000 people. they've killed the existence of life. they've just decimated the entire health care infrastructure. people can not get fresh water, they absolutely destroyed education. they've destroyed the ability to get 8 that successfully what 8 is floating a bit more now since the ceasefire. right, you've seen the roads, i mean they pull those everything. it's almost impossible to reach everyone. they have kill the ability to keep life live in golf. yes, the policy and use resists yes to apply the palestinians is not going to be easy right now. but i do believe they not wants to be removed from their last full sleep . okay, just to point out gas that officials say over 40000 people have been killed by is, is really officials your 300000 numbers. where is that coming from? well,

he will be forced to be expelled into egypt. would be the least, but expelled into egypt and much more muscle. hey you, i just wanted to know, can you give a background on your fall the, when was he detained? exactly, and for how long? i don't know. i wouldn't be on a lot of the i see that my father had the mohammed to a month ago and has been detained since 1985 meaning before the also i agree, man, he was not among bill cities in the providing in egypt. i pray to god almighty that he will be at least and when they read them, once again, i pray to god almighty, that's all the palestinian detainees will be released. and how old were you when your father was imprisoned? because that was a very long time ago. a lot has changed since, as well as your right lee said, many changes have happened to the family be to 1985 this day and i'm certain that my father and many other the palestinian uh serving the high end. is there a buzz? namely, those who are serving life day items or long terms, they have themselves gone through many change

minister of egypt in the past as well as leading officials in jordan. and i said, is there anything in the circumstance that could force you to rip up your peace agreement with israel? both avoided that stepped aside from that, didn't want to counter that, but said at the same todd astor of this magnitude, you can easily see how after a few years of throwing money at the gauze, a problem, the into the attentions of the international community are going to go elsewhere, even if the trump administration succeeds in building on it looks like an arrow coalition under you m supervision to go in and help restore order in, gosh, i mean syncing you say that could not be missing building block to give trump what he wants which was a deal with the saudis as well wouldn't in there are coalition that came in large the with that possibly be the platform for a saudi is really deal that could be the platform. and that's very important to do . on the other hand, there have to be a serious path to a palace concerned that there isn't similar introspection level of israel

this was the buddha area with egypt. this cool was, was a stumbling block in past efforts to secure a deal when the final stage will focus on long term reconstruction plans. because i'm the exchange of bodies of the deceased between the 2 parties. how does it was done in smith spoke to the guitar. you 5 minutes he spoke to president much at all . i'm sorry, he says best, but increase momentum to reach a deal in recently. i mean, it's been more than a 110 days since the end of the 1st 5 and we have been working tirelessly with our population. he gets in the united states and make sure that we get to this point of a sustainable view which uh, which will begin that they did on, on sunday, obviously that they're working tend to of both administration, incoming and outgoing divisions. investigate with a really official unhelpful. we have seen it because a great the guy can see the with golf who the findings as personally think in his statements the today being debbie. going so in the process and in the talk. but i have to say