hagar, thank you so much. hagar chemali. jeremy bash, as always, or anything short. break where it will be watching this very video on the left-hand side, and it appears that the exchange is back on after this hour. we will be looking at the rafah border crossing. we will be looking at the west bank, short break, the latest for you, at the top of the hour. hour in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> we continue our rolling coverage of the breaking news coming out of israel. we're going to start this hour with hamas, confirming that the

i agree at this point it's not at the front burner. >> hagar, last question to you. is there a sense that the u.s. may soon have to expand its presence in the region? has the presence there been effective so far, some 60 u.s. service members have already been injured. >> yes. the one thing that i don't expect the u.s. to do is to limit its presence or back down in any way or remove troops because it would send the wrong message. it would send this message that this type of behavior, violence, terrorist attacks, militant attacks against bases and so on, that it would work. that it would push u.s. out of the region. that is exactly what iran and these iran-backed militants want. so that's the last thing i expect them to do on that part. whether they increase, i could see additional military assets in the waters, right, in the mediterranean sea, in the red sea, and in the gulf for sure. that is -- that's not new for the u.s. any time there have been tensions that increase in the region, whether they've been in the gulf or lebanon, so on, you often see carrier strike gro

real courage in this corner of the world to make peace and much more courage than to make war. >> hagar chemali and barry mccaffrey, thank you so much. we'll have more of the breaking news, this tentative deal that we're reporting that was reached for the hostages to be released, some of them, pending approval from israel. we're live from tel aviv when we come back. om israel. we're live from tel aviv when we co bmeack. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >>> we're back with more on the breaking news from israel now where a tentative deal has been reached to release hostages held by hamas. it all needs final approval from the israeli government. with us now, erin mclaughlin from tel aviv. and we have erin cohen, and joel rubin, former deputy assistant se

this is daniel hagar, who appears every day as the spokesman of the army of the occupying regime to give a military report. but that night, he had a surprising news and announced with all the heat that we have reached the infrastructure of hamas. he has just returned from a foreign mission. he looks like a military reporter hospital. he stopped in gaza then informed about the existence of a floor in the lower part of the hospital. where there was a toilet, a small kitchen, a bottle of baby milk and a rope and a chair, and stressed: these tools are used to tie the hostages. then he pointed to the list of names of hamas forces that were here and wrote their names on a sheet and stuck it on the wall. when you look closely , you can see a calendar with the names of the days of the week written on it . there were also some light weapons in this room, and it is not known which forces would be hit by even one bullet. it is very important why these weapons were left here and gone, these are questions that remain unanswered. the palestinian resistance denied what was shown in these images. and co

this is dananiel hagar, who appears every day as the spokesman of the army of the occupying regime to give a military report, but that night he had a surprising news and he announced with all the heat that we have reached the infrastructure of hamas, he has just returned from a foreign mission. he stood in front of a hospital in gaza in the form of a military reporter , then announced the existence of a floor in the lower part of the hospital. where a toilet is a cook. in the small house , there was a baby lion, a rope and a chair, and he emphasized: these tools are used to tie hostages. then he pointed to the table of names of hamas forces that were here and wrote their names on a sheet and here he stuck it on the wall, and when you look closely, you can see a calendar with the names of the days of the week written on it. there were some light weapons in the door of this room and it is not clear why the forces for whom even a single bullet is very important left these weapons here and left. these are the questions that remain unanswered . he denied that these images were shown and co

hagar, first to you. i'm wondering what most stood out to you about biden's speech and his insistence that ending hamas, eradicating hamas from gaza was a legitimate goal. >> well, it doesn't surprise me, actually, that the focus remains on defeating hamas and its military capabilities, its ability to govern gaza, and also to focus on making sure that hamas doesn't continue to pose a threat to israel, right? this is a war about defeating hamas as much as it is a war about deterrence and ensuring hamas and no other proxy can pose a threat to israel this way. the thing that struck me -- there were two things that struck me. the first is that just how much the u.s. has been involved in these negotiations and in prioritizing the release of hostages and he's made it very clear he's going to continue to do that, and i really applaud the biden administration's efforts on this and also the focus about the saudi-israel relations. and to be honest with you i'm not surprised those talks will continue. hamas has play

look, if we look at the case from hagar's synthesis, it was a thesis. the name of palestine is an antithesis and it negates this, it seeks to subvert, that is, in fact , the causes of its miracle are destroyed. i mean, this pressure will make sands transform into a good historical point. you mentioned these recent talks that western leaders openly say . in 206 , there was a tape of the election issue, which was monitored by the internationality of the people themselves palestine chose hamas. yes, i was right. look, now there are talks that even a part of the hamas group will go to another country, the answer is now, they are looking for hatred. see, removal is different. they are not looking for reconciliation with israel because of the support they get from others. now, i definitely don't agree. i believe here that even america is giving israel money because it has to weaken israel and take it out of the hands of the british. here israel is getting money. do something some of the americans have taken over the work themselves. yes, general glynn should

. >> hagar bowditch and her three children, ten year old ofri, eight year old yuval and four year old uriah and 84 year old ama avraham. early shifted to a hospital upon her release. since the four day cease fire began, 58 hostages have been freed by hamas 24. on friday, 13 israelis and 11 foreign nationals. then on saturday, 17 more, including 13 israelis and four thai nationals. several children were among those released saturday, including nine year old irish israeli emily han. finally back in her father's arms. saturday's release was initially delayed. hamas militants accusing israel of violating the terms of the cease fire agreement by not allowing enough aid trucks to enter northern gaza. the idf disputing that claim, saying nearly 200 humanitarian trucks entered gaza on saturday via the rafah crossing, with more than 200 today. president biden says the us will continue to work to extend the pause in fighting. >> that's my goal. that's our goal to keep this pause going beyond tomorrow so that we can continue to see more hostages come out and surge more humanitarian relief into i

are brothers because abraham was once , as we remember, could not deal with his women, well, yes, hagareasant situation, this happens among our people, so westerners, do the russians want war, i’ll tell you this, we don’t want war, but if we have to, we fight to the end, just to the end, because russian... a soldier lives in war, he gets used to it, he understands everything, but he doesn’t lose his human face, he doesn’t turn into these, it’s not a big deal, these nazis who will commit any atrocities, by the way, mind you, as experience the wehrmacht was handed over to the ukrainian nazis, because the wehrmacht was the first to use combat chemicals, and they got drunk on pills. also now it’s the same ukran-nazi there they even know what drug everything is coptagon they take the same thing that from the arabs i don’t mean during the great patriotic war everything is known everything is known and we are different and ministers we have others sergei viktorovich is generally handsome than the current situation is better safer than the cold war era , probably just as dangerous, that is, do

his three children and wife hagar were returned to him.ing released are residents of southern villages and kibbutzim, captured directly from their homes on the holiday saturday, october 7. on this day , families gathered in the kibbutzim, they came from tel aviv, they came from other large cities, to their parents, to their grandparents, the outcome of sukkot, people were going to spend a holiday together, a picturesque one. today, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu took elon musk, the head of the spacex corporation, who flew to israel especially for this purpose, to these places, to these burned villages destroyed by terrorists. the october 7 disaster makes the continuation of the military operation in gaza is inevitable; it will be resumed as soon as the transfer of hostages is completed. in order to inform the troops operating in the palestinian enclave about this, netanyahu personally came. we are making every effort to return our abductees and eventually we will return them all. i repeat to you, citizens of israel, we will go t

also on sunday, hagar bowditch and her three children, ten year old ofri, eight year old yuval and four year old uriah and 84 year old ama avraham airlift her to a hospital upon her release. >> since the four day cease fire began, 58 hostages have been freed by hamas 24. on friday, 13 israelis and 11 foreign nationals. then on saturday, 17 more, including 13 israelis and four thai nationals. several children were among those released saturday, including nine year old irish israeli emily hand finally back in her father's arms. saturday's release was initially delayed. hamas militants accusing israel of violating the terms of the cease fire agreement by not allowing enough aid trucks to enter northern gaza. the idf disputing that claim, saying nearly 200 humanitarian trucks entered gaza on saturday via the rafah crossing, with more than 200 today. president biden says the us will continue to work to extend the pause in fighting. >> that's my goal. that's our goal to keep this pause going beyond tomorrow so that we can continue to see more hostages come out and surge more humanitarian reli

launching rockets into ashkelon in southern israel saturday night, beienheim idf spokesperson daniel hagarforces reported that they are in control of every battle and have the upper hand. secretary of state antony blinken in jordan saturday, meeting with six regional arab leaders, reaffirming us support for a humanitarian pause in fighting as opposed to a cease fire in order to get hostages out and aid into gaza. it's our view that a cease fire now would simply leave hamas in place, able to regroup and repeat what it did on october 7th. >> none of us can accept that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying friday israel is going full steam ahead unless the estimated 240 hostages believed to be held by hamas are released. >> while in delaware saturday, president joe biden expressing optimism about a pause in fighting to get hostages out and aid into gaza. mr. president, any progress on the humanitarian pause? >> yes. >> chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> and new details on a story we brought you a couple of days ago. two grandmothers who were us citizens stuck in gaza are now s

during the extended ground operation, and the representative of the israeli defense forces, daniel hagart this. armored corps and infantry troops, assisted by the air force, carry out strikes. for outposts, command and control centers for missile sites and other terrorist infrastructure used by the hamas leadership and its terrorists. iran is sending various forces at us - the houthis, hezbollah and others - to distract us from hamas and the gaza strip, but we are focused on destroying hamas and working hard to bring all our hostages home. a consequence of the active actions of the israeli defense forces in the territory was a noticeable decrease in the levels of missile activity in central israeli cities; now air raid sirens sound quite rarely, but they often sound on the lebanese-israeli border, where militants of the lebanese shiite group hezbollah are actively operating, obviously to discuss the current political situation , us secretary of state antony blinken arrived for the third time in less than a month, the question: reducing the danger to the civilian population of the gaza st

villages and settlements bordering the gas , so that the ground israeli defense forces admiral daniel hagarf carried out a number of additional attacks on terrorist infrastructures, as well as terrorist units and vehicles. the gas is taken in a ring and divided into several parts. sahal will still allow civilians to leave the northern part of gaza while reporting that the tsal managed to eliminate dozens militants, while the israeli defense forces are counting their dead, to date, more than thirty fighters have been killed or mortally wounded in the gaza strip, these are serious losses, but from the point of view of the company’s organization, they allow the development of increased offensive actions without being shocking, israeli air strikes on the gas sector are shocking; last night the bombing was of an unprecedentedly powerful nature, even twenty... kilometers from gas in the coastal israeli city of azhdot. cannonades over gaza, windows and doors shook, according to local residents, attacks were carried out primarily on the underground infrastructure of hamas, tactical tunnels , weapon

shifa hospital, according to the representative of the israeli defense forces, rear admiral daniel hagarence i will share was sent by israel through diplomatic channels to the countries where these civilians live, in these frames we see... the issue of releasing the hostages is now considered the main task of the israeli military, which intends to move the ground operation to the south of the gaza strip, the issue of discussing a deal to free several dozen israelis from captivity in the gas sector is carried out through qatari intermediaries, according to isaac... herzog has moved from a dead point, it is quite possible that the parties will be able to reach an agreement in the near future. we hope that in we will be able to free ourselves in the next few days. this is the number of hostages , i will not go into the details of these negotiations, this is not the place now, the less we go into details, the higher the chances of such a deal, i will say this, these are negotiations at a very high level. benjamin netanyahu , the country's prime minister, claims that there will be no ceasefir

located in gaza during the days of the humanitarian pause were told by israeli army spokesman daniel hagar. according to the agreement that will be implemented, movement from north to south is prohibited. this was very clearly agreed upon. the troops will remain in their occupied positions on the front line, and we will respond to the threat at any moment. once this agreement comes into force, the israeli army will promptly ensure all conditions for optimal implementation. at the same time , residents of the gas sector were specifically warned through electronic notification and dissemination leaflets stating that these days you should not return to the north, to those territories that people have left over the past few weeks, it is possible to evacuate from the northern part of the gaza strip, from the territory occupied by the israeli military to the south, but it is impossible to return from the south to the north , this contradicts the security measures and relations between the civilian population, which the israeli army is currently trying to comply with, as prime minister benjamin n

hagar brodetz and her three children thought their father all but hahn had been killed by the militants were released. and maayan zin finally has her daughter's ella and zappa back in her arms. but for hisham awartini no good news, her 70-year-old mother judy is one of the american hostages, a former english teacher originally from new york. >> the hostages that were released did not see her, did not hear about her. nno no information about her. i don't have proof of life or my mom, nothing. >> reporter: the releases over the last four days have been bittersweet for many hostage families including some in which a mother and her children have been released, but the father is believed to remain in captivity. norah. >> norah: holly williams, thank you so much. well, the white house white house is welcoming the extension of the cease-fire and it is a deal that the president actually helped broker, but there are new questions tonight about when the remaining americans will be released. and that's one of the reason secretary of state antony blinken will travel to the middle east. we have just

the representative of the israeli army, rear admiral daniel hagar, spoke in detail about the actionsthe israeli military. in the last few hours, armored and infantry forces, assisted by the air force, carry out strikes. on outposts, command and control centers, missile sites and other terrorist infrastructure used by the hamas leadership and its terrorists. iran is sending various forces at us, the houthis, hezbollah and others, to distract us from hamas and the gaza strip, but we are focused on destroying hamas and working hard to bring all our hostages home. it should be noted that the ground operation is taking place under continuous air... attack palestinian enclave the israeli air force, naval forces from the sea, artillery from land, constantly strikes at the infrastructure of hamas and islamic jihad , underground tactical tunnels, weapons depots, surveillance centers are destroyed, gradually - these air strikes lead to the fact that the territory of israel is being inflicted less and less retaliatory strikes from gas , less and less class missiles... the earth itself, the eart

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now the false is also says as is ready for says the ministry spokesman daniel hagar reset, that they are also that to look for those hostages. so perhaps, based on their intelligence, believe that they believe that those are being held captive may be held there. of course, more than 240 people are still held in gaza right now. so far back to thank you in ramada for us now. well, that's been reaction from united states soft to israel is a ty calling the lc for hospital. mike kind of has more now from washington dc. this is the latest development. the white house is quoted as saying that it does not support as strikes on a hospital. now this is a spokes person for the white house that is described as by several news agencies who do quote the spokes person saying we do not support striking a hospital from the and we do not want to see a firefight in the hospital with innocent people trying to get medical care, they does a quote in the cross spot, the spokesperson is identified as a one for the white house and national security council who did not wish to be named. the spokes person conc

, in this regard, he has no problems, that is, he knows all the details, i am talking about daniel hagar general, who even in several a few days ago, he even allowed himself to be somewhat noticed by the state when journalists asked him to comment on the statement of the president of turkey erdogan, but he did not hesitate, he also responded and gave his comment, that is, broad powers for commenting, i understand, still very briefly i just want to understand to the end if there are any manifestations of something that could have been hacked: how is political censorship now being introduced in israel's media pore? no, there is no political censorship in israel, in israel one can say whatever one wants from the point of view of politics, but there is, as you rightly said at the beginning, a sense of unity, and unity implies what criticism, such unambiguous political criticism, should not be at that moment when our military is fighting, and everything is fighting there, both the right and the left and secular, religious, those who voted for the government and those who did not vote for the

had been made and we had heard earlier in the morning from these rarely military spokesman daniel hagar, who had said that israel will abide by the terms of the ceasefire. and that these rarely troops in gaza will stay behind cease fire lines um with, with regard to anything that could potentially be a point of tension. throughout the day. we did see a statement from these really military saying that they expected that how much would try to encourage or push civilians in gaza to try to return to the northern part of the gaza strip. and these really army then said that they were prepared to use crowd dispersal methods to prevent that from happening. but that's the only comment we've seen in the last several hours. that seems to anticipate that there could be trouble in this day after the cease fire. begin, that's amazing. we all right now pointed sky. my know, how does that release pulls and quite i want to be kicked it out. so yeah, we go with hash in here. did you hear what, how much say about the, the statement from these right is that they're expecting how much is going to, is they p

we're also expecting to see later on hagar brotouch and her children. i spoke with the husband. he lost his wife and three children, held hostage in gaza. hei spoke to him earlier and he said he was very relieved to see them after more than 50 days. >> matthew chance reporting from the schneider children's medical center right outside tel aviv. cnn's jeremy diamond is joining us from orim, israel. what more are you learning about the process to get these hostages home and safe? >> reporter: wolf, we are learning a little more information about the reason why these hostages returned to israel not through that crossing further south between israel, gaza and egypt where we've been the last few nights where we witnessed the hostages entering israel, but instead near one of the sites of the terrible massacre on october 7th which is right behind me effectively. the main reason why is because one of those hostages, 84-year-old el ma abraham was in serious medical condition and required immediate evacuation. we're told she was medically evacuated directly from the gaza strip by the isra

hagar aircraft across the atlantic. how viable is this _ aircraft across the atlantic. the atlantic. how viable is this in terms of - aircraft across the atlantic. how viable is this in terms of making this a norm rather than an exception? i5 this a norm rather than an exception?— this a norm rather than an exception? this a norm rather than an exceition? , , ., ., ., ., exception? is the start of a long iath. exception? is the start of a long path- from _ exception? is the start of a long path. from the _ exception? is the start of a long path. from the fuel— exception? is the start of a long path. from the fuel that's - exception? is the start of a long path. from the fuel that's in - exception? is the start of a long l path. from the fuel that's in there today we're probably getting carbon productions in the order of 70% or so. that's great but as the point was made in yourfilm we need to go further than that. we need to be looking at other technologies as well. but the big issue is we really need to scale this up. at the moment we've come such a long way. i've been

hagar on and do that before too long. how effective is the _ on and do that before too long.uld be done at the same time? , f. time? it's a very effective vaccine if ou time? it's a very effective vaccine if you give — time? it's a very effective vaccine if you give two — time? it's a very effective vaccine if you give two doses. _ time? it's a very effective vaccine if you give two doses. one - time? it's a very effective vaccine if you give two doses. one dose l if you give two doses. 0ne dose pretty much guarantees he won't get seriously ill, but doesn't completely stop you from getting chickenpox if you're exposed. two doses, the chances more or less complete if as a peer. so it's very effective in that regard —— more or less completely disappear. the vaccine can cause a very mild infection because it is a live virus, but it's a much weaker virus. most countries that are giving this vaccine are actually giving it in combination with the measles mumps are available so it becomes it becomes an mmrv.— are available so it becomes it becomes an mmrv. there are some --eole beco

but they were all abducted together and now hagar brodutch who was the mother, they were released alongsidebigail. they've been released from captivity inside gaza. so that's i supposed one positive as well. the father told me how excited he was going to be to meet his family after 50 days. chen goldstein almog was released today. they're going to be coming into a changed world. the children's father and one of the sisters was killed as well. and so all of these hostages, whether they've lost loved ones or whether those loved ones are still welcoming them back here, they've still endured an unimaginable amount of trauma. the process of recovering from that is going to be a very, very long one indeed. >> matthew, have any of the hostages been able to share how they were treated by hamas during their ordeal, 50 days as hostages? >> reporter: yeah, they have. there have been some israeli hostages that have come out and said, actually, they were -- they didn't eat well. they were given just rice and bread and so -- and lost a lot of weight. and so that's one account from some israeli hostages t

hagar far we can stretch that text. how uruent far we can stretch that text.urgent are they taking it? the fact that xi jinping isn't going, joe biden isn't going, rishi sunak, who has walked back some of his plans, british messages very mixed. the biggest government to have real clouds at this meeting, are they taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we see _ taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we see there _ taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we see there is _ taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we see there is a _ taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we see there is a big - taking it seriously? unfortunately, i think we see there is a big gap i i think we see there is a big gap between the rhetoric that is used by those people don't like politicians of the major g20 countries, but all of the major g20 countries, but all of them, and what you see what in terms of how they are going to be represented at those crucial meetings. but it's true that unfortunately, over time, the co

and we just hope that she was with this woman hagar, and she was, and she was very much attached to her. and that, i think, was also part of her ability to cope in such an atrocious, terrible situation. but she's home with her new family in her new surroundings. and she is i, think, each day going to feel more comfortable and run around. and my hope, and this is a very private family, they are not out there talking about all the little details and they've asked us to be very thoughtful and how we talk about it, because for them, the privacy, and abigail is turning -- she's for and she needs to go back to nursery school and needs to go out and play soccer, which we love to play with a big kids. and she was always playing with them, and she was always at the ball, even with the six, eight, ten, and 12 year olds. and the one think that i really think that we all think about is, like, abigail is this beautiful four-year-old, we can all relate to, we all want to give her a hug, but we all want to see that she has a beautiful life. and she's a symbol of hope that we have that she can grow up

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mission to the united nations, hagar shomali. great to see you again this morning. let's talk about seemingly the growing challenges to keep this truce in place. as hamas is asking for more to be swapped in exchange for israeli soldiers and other male prisoners they're holding. what sort of deal do you think would need to be made? and do you think one can be made? >> so as you mentioned jonathan, when you have situations like this they're very tenuous, and this would be the case in any war. but when you have a terrorist organization that doesn't follow any rules, it's going to be more difficult to ensure those truces remain in place, and when you have that they hold their end of the bargain. and so when crow saw that statement by prime minister netanyahu warning and using idf force as -- to threaten as leverage and say, you know, we're very willing to go back to this if you don't play by the rules, that was a very real threat, and that is what helps keep this in place, and of course the mediators are what help keep it in place. qatar in particular, the u.s., egypt,

. >> on saturday, idf spokesman daniel hagar said there is no siege on shifa hospital. >> there is no siege. i repeat, there is no siege on the shifa hospital, the east side of the hospital is open on al-wahda street for the safe pass of gazans who wish to leave the hospital. >> israel has been urging gazans to flee southward, opening up humanity corridors. the israeli military says more than 150,000 have fled in just the past two days, most of them on foot, but tens of thousands still remain in the north, where the fighting is heaviest. arab leaders met in saudi arabia on saturday condemning israel's handling of the war and calling for an immediate cease fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushing back, saying israel's battle against hamas will continue with full force. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> in the east bay, a search is on tonight for a suspect in a deadly shooting. this afternoon in the parking lot of the chili's restaurant in san leandro. emergency crews found a woman shot. she died a short time later. investigators are giving few details at this point, but say t

launching rockets into ashkelon in southern israel saturday night, beienheim idf spokesperson daniel hagar says israel's ground forces reported that they are in control of every battle and have the upper hand. secretary of state antony blinken in jordan saturday, meeting with six regional arab leaders reaffirming us support for humana. pause in fighting as opposed to a cease fire in order to get hostages out and aid into gaza. it's our view that a cease fire now would simply leave hamas in place able to regroup and repeat what it did on october 7th. >> none of us can accept that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying friday israel is going full steam ahead unless the estimated 240 hostages believed to be held by hamas are released. >> while in delaware saturday, president joe biden expressing optimism about a pause in fighting to get hostages out and aid into gaza. mr. president, any progress on the humanitarian pause? >> yes, chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> and we saw protests around the world today over the conflict in the middle east. >> there was a large one in paris

hagar, 40. uval, 8. oria, years old. chen goldstein, 49 years old. emma goldstein, 17 years old.ears old, telma, 9 years old. adrienne segall, 82 years old. we're seeing officially the confirmation of these names and also confirmation that some of these families -- howard: yeah, let me just jump in on the 4-year-old girl, because i am so relieved to hear that. at the same time, it's an absolutely tragic story that underlines hamas' brutality because her parents were murdered, correct? >> reporter: yes. so she was with her family on october 7th in this kibbutz, and her parents tried to flee with her, and they were killed. they were gunned down. and one of the neighbors actually found her covered in her parents' blood. and this was a kibbutz, so to give our viewers who don't quite know what it is, essentially, it's like the neighborhood watch. these are civilians who live in these little villages right on the border, and they are armed, they are essentially kind of reservists who will protect their own community. so this person picked up this little girl covered in her parents' blo

. >> idf spokesperson daniel hagar says israel's ground forces reported that they are in control of every battle and have the upper hand. mark remillard, abc news, new york. >> we continue to see protest s around the world over the conflict in the middle east. there was a large one in paris and demonstrators once again marched through the streets of london in washington, d.c. there was a rally near the white house where people called for a cease fire. and here in the bay area, thousands gathered in san francisco to mark an international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. abc7 news reporter tara campbell spoke with protesters who say they want peace in the middle east. >> the palestinian flag waving in front of san francisco city hall. thousands gathering saturday calling for a cease fire in the middle east. >> it's a heartbreaking to see all this going on and to see especially what's going on in the gaza territory, see all these children and all these mothers losing their kids. >> we're hoping that there will be a cease fire in gaza because ultimately they need to see a cease

at night crew of the israeli merkava tank, a representative of the israeli defense forces, daniel hagar centers, missile sites and other terrorist infrastructure used by the hamas leadership and its terrorists. we are focused on destroying hamas and are working hard. the result of the active actions of the israeli defense forces in gaza was a noticeable decrease in the level of missile activity izzedim-kasama in the central israeli cities, now air raid sirens sound quite rarely , but they often sound on the lebanese-israeli border, where militants of the lebanese-shia group hezbollah are active, obviously the secretary of state arrived for the third time in less than the last month to discuss the current political situation usa antony blinken. the question is: will hezbol take part in military operations? the issue of humanitarian corridors reducing the danger to civilians in the gas sector and the issue of political the installation of gases after a possible victory of the israeli defense forces will be discussed today by the us high representative with israeli leaders. sergey pashkov,

. >> idf spokesperson daniel hagar says israel's ground forces reported that they are in control of every battle and have the upper hand. mark remillard, abc news, new york. >> we continue to see protests around the world over the conflict in the middle east. there was a large one in paris and demonstrators once again marched through the streets of london. in washington, d.c, there was a rally near the white house where people called for a cease fire. here in the bay area, thousands gathered in san francisco to mark an international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. abc7 news reporter tara campbell spoke with protesters who say they want peace in the middle east. >> the palestinian flag waving in front of san francisco city hall. thousands gathering saturday calling for a cease fire in the middle east. it's a heartbreaking to see all this going on and to see especially what's going on in the gaza territory. >> all these children and all these mothers losing their kids. >> we're hoping that there will be a cease fire in gaza because ultimately they need to see a cease fire sid

, becoming the founder of the movement for the return of hostages; his three children and his wife hagarron krivoi, the fourteenth israeli released from gas the day before, remains. he was not on the preliminary list, but hamas released him at the request of moscow without any preconditions, since ron, in addition to israeli citizenship, there is also russian citizenship. ron is 25 years old and was born in israel. his family, who have retained russian citizenship, lives in the city. kormel in the north of the country. the release of the russian citizen also gave hope to other israelis with dual russian-israeli citizenship, friends of the abducted trufanov family, whose head vitaly was shot by terrorists who broke into kibbutzner os on the morning of october 7, and the rest, wife elena, son alexander, daughter-in-law sofir and mother-in-law irena were taken to gas, counting on help. we we were very happy to see ronnie yesterday, we saw it on the news. that the russian hostage was not released as part of the deal, we really hope that all the other russian hostages will also be released in

. >> idf spokesperson daniel hagar says israel's ground forces reported that they are in control of everyattle and have the upper hand mark remillard, abc news, new york. >> well, we continue to see protests around the world over the conflict in the middle east. there was a large one in paris and demonstrators once again marched through the streets of london. in washington, dc. there was a rally near the white house where people called for a cease fire here in the bay area, thousands gathered in san francisco to mark an international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. abc's seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with protesters who say they want peace in the middle east. >> the palestinian flag waving in front of san francisco city hall. thousands gathering saturday calling for a cease fire in the middle east. >> it's a heartbreaking to see all this going on and to see especially what's going on in the gaza territory. all these children and all these mothers losing their kids. >> we're hoping that there will be a cease fire in gaza because ultimately they need to see a cease

in the extended ground operation, and he spoke about this israel defense forces spokesman, daniel hagar was a noticeable decrease in the level of cancer activity. in central israeli cities, air raid sirens are now heard quite rarely, but they often sound on the lebanese-israeli border , where militants of the lebanese shiite group hezbollah are active . us secretary of state anthony blinken arrived for the third time in less than a month to discuss the current political situation. the question is whether hezbollah will take part in military operations, the question is about humanitarian ones. reducing the danger to civilians in the gas sector and the question of the political structure of gaza after a possible victory will be discussed today by the us high representative with israeli leaders. sergey, thank you, sergey pashkov was in direct communication from israel. half an hour ago , a russian plane landed in cairo with humanitarian aid for residents of the gas sector. on behalf of vladimir putin, he was sent to the region. medicines, blood stoppers and dressings, a total of 28 tons of

brothers due to the fact that once abraham, as we remember, could not deal with his women, well, yes, hagar to, we fight to the end, just to the end, because a russian soldier lives in war, he gets used to it, he understands everything, but he doesn’t lose his human face, he doesn’t turns into these, this little thing, these... nazis who will commit any atrocities. by the way, notice how the experience of the wehrmacht was shared with the ukrainian nazi, because vermonst was the first to conduct combat chemicals, yes, they got drunk on pills, now the same is true for the ukrainian nazis, there’s even it is known what drug, everything is known, they take coptagon the same thing as from the arabs, no, i mean during the great patriotic war, now it is known, everything is known, everything is known. but we are different and our minister is different, sergei viktorich is generally handsome, why is the current situation better, safer than the cold war era? it is probably just as dangerous, that is, you want to say that we are living in a second cold war, well, probably it should be called differe

the israeli government also released images of freed hostages. 39-year-old hagar and her children, andth their mother. you see her holding them in a tight embrace after she says she spent weeks toggling between despair and hope. and 79-year-old moses saw her loved ones again. she's the aunt of our next guest. efrat was able to visit with her relative at a hospital in central israel. her 34-year-old cousin, deron, and deron's two young daughters, ages 4 and 2, were also released by hamas. they were reunited with deron's husband and the girls' father. however, the 80-year-old uncle, gadi, is still being held by hamas. joining us now, efrat, thank you so much for coming on and speaking with us this morning. >> thank you so much. >> i can't even imagine the conflicting feelings. so many different emotions. from what you've seen and heard, can you describe maybe how some of your freed family members are coping with everything? >> sure. thank you very much for keeping this story up in the news. it is so important because this moment of friction, of gratefulness, are only part of what the rea

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