gil dickmann joins me from tel aviv.ing held hostage. hello, are being held hostage. gill, thank you for taking the hello, gill, thank you for taking the time to speak to us. i wonder if we could just start off, first, please, with the family members that are missing. 50. please, with the family members that are missinu. , _, , ., are missing. 50, my cousin carmel gat, 39 are missing. so, my cousin carmel get. 39 years _ are missing. so, my cousin carmel gat, 39 years old, _ are missing. so, my cousin carmel gat, 39 years old, she _ are missing. so, my cousin carmel gat, 39 years old, she was - are missing. so, my cousin carmel. gat, 39 years old, she was kidnapped from a house in be'eri kibbutz, and her sister—in—law was also kidnapped from the house, she was kidnapped along with a husband and with her three—year—old child. the three of them managed to escape from the car that was driving them but their mother was running too slow, she gave the baby to her husband, her husband ryan, —— her husband ran, and she is now ki

we are hearing from families like gil dickmann, and no doubt from otherfamilies families like gil dickmannrmation of their identities. we have been looking at whether at these pictures. i want to tell you more about some of the hostages who have been released now we have picture i can surely know of adina moshe, she is 72 years old, details released by the family about her, she was adopted from her home, her, she was adopted from her home, her husband was murdered on the 7th of october. she is the metre of four children —— mother, and herfamily said she's back now in the arms of her grandchildren and children, returns or hobbies of cooking and growing plants and pictures we can surely as well of margalit moses, she's a cancer survivor, nature lover, loves birds. and she has poor health but the information that has been released about her, she was on a cruise in northern norway in the summer, plans to go to mozambique later, hopefully, loves knitting sweaters for her grandchildren. these are stories of people who have been held hostage in gaza for these last seven weeks are so and have now

gil dickmann, represented a group of family members of hostages before the knesset�*s national. program. this is an incredibly tense and difficult time. i appreciate you talking to us given thought. we're keeping our ears out for any developments there. what are you feeling right now? first developments there. what are you feeling right now?— feeling right now? first of all, let me sa i feeling right now? first of all, let me say i do _ feeling right now? first of all, let me say i do not — feeling right now? first of all, let me say i do not represent - feeling right now? first of all, letj me say i do not represent anyone but myself. maybe i represent my family in good days sometimes even that, no. i got to tell you this is what we feel right now, there are many families in the whatsapp group of the hostage families and we feel many different things but mainly optimism. because the fact that there is a deal and the fact that it's built on trust between the two sides is very, very important to us and very important for the next stages in the next deals. because you know what ha

earlier, i spoke to gil dickmann, one of the attendees of the march.9 years old, you can see her right here on my shirt, she was kidnapped from a house in be�*eri kibbutz, and her sister—in—law was also kidnapped from the house, she was kidnapped along with her husband and with her three—year—old child. the three of them managed to escape from the car that was driving them but their mother was running too slow, she gave the baby to her husband, her husband ran, and she is now kidnapped in the hands of hamas. i have to tell you personally that the photos you have been showing, the videos you have been sharing are horrifying, it is horrible. we want this to stop, we don't want blood, we don't want any revenge. i think many israelis who have walked the streets ofjerusalem today, who walked from tel aviv to jerusalem, don't want to see blood and revenge, what they want to see is life, life brought back to the homes of israelis, and specifically we want to see our families back home. gil, i understand your aunt was also caught up in the 7th of october, what

well, as those scenes were unfolding, one man, gil dickmann, whose aunt was killed by hamas, and whoseusins and whose two cousins remain among the hostages, he gave us his reaction. i know family members... ..of the kids who are coming back home now. i can't believe it, it'sjust... so happy to know they are here in israel. i feel as if part of my family came back. i really think many israelis feel the same. and i really hope we get to see yarden and carmel back too really, really soon. this is such a blessed moment. the reaction of one israeli man whose relatives are still being held in gaza. as part of the hostage agreement with hamas, 39 palestinian prisoners have been released this evening. they're all women and children, held in israeli jails, and they've been taken to the ofer military compound in the west bank, where they'll be checked by the red cross, before being transferred to the border, some two miles west of ramallah, there to be reunited with their families. but there are also reports tonight of disturbances around that prison. the foreign secretary, lord cameron, has tol

well, as those scenes were unfolding, one israeli man, gil dickmann, whose aunt was killed by hamas,y are here in israel. i feel as if part of my family came back. i really think many israelis feel the same. and i really hope we get to see yarden and carmel back too really, really soon. this is such a blessed moment.

gil dickmann, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, good night. >>> it's been quite an hour, thanks for being with us. there are yet more new developments out of israel when the news continues right now with the source. >>> this is the source, i'm pamela brown in for caitlin coppin. -- collins. the deal was approved by a significant majority according to a source and as part of the deal at least 50 hostages, women and children would be released in exchange for a four- day halt in israel's air and ground campaign. the statement from the israeli government made no mention of the release of palestinian prisoners thought to be a key part of this deal. we have team coverage with the very latest, matthew chance is live in israel. chief correspondent alex marquardt is here with me in washington. let's start with matthew chance in tel aviv. the cabinet met for several hours, finally approving a deal, what do we know? >> yeah, seven hours, which is how long it took the 38 member cabinet to debate the various details of the deal that was agreed with qatari mediation of course, with the palest

well, as those scenes were unfolding, one israeli man, gil dickmann, whose aunt was killed by hamas, whose two cousins are still being held hostage in gaza, gave us his reaction. i know family members... ..of the kids who are coming back home now. i can't believe it, it'sjust... so happy to know they are here in israel. i feel as if part of my family came back. i really think many israelis feel the same. and i really hope we get to see yarden and carmel back too really, really soon. this is such a blessed moment. in return, israel will release 150 palestinian prisoners, starting with 39 women and teenagers. huge crowds gathered to welcome them home as they were bussed by the red cross to the beitunia checkpoint in the occupied west bank. the un says 137 aid trucks have been unloaded in gaza today where, for now, the ceasefire seems to be holding. gaza's hamas—run health ministry says more than 14,000 people have been killed during israel's offensive, which began after 1200 people were killed and around 240 hostages were taken by hamas seven weeks ago tomorrow. hamas is designated as

gil dickmann, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, good