victory is with hamas, israel is in fear. victory is with hamas, israel is in fear. down with america. death to america. death to israel, death to israel. the poetry of the nation of religion, palestine, palestine. feeling of religion palestine, palestine. dear viewers. thank you very much for your attention and cooperation with this report that we presented to you. good night and god bless you. you and our other colleagues, as well as the good people of kish, let's go to kurdistan province, the people of nazanin sanandaj and other cities of this province and mrs. mozafari's office . i greet you dear mrs. mozafari. i have a good time. your presence and the viewers of the khabar network are at your service . on the national day of combating global arrogance, the cry of death to america and death to israel echoed from the kurdistan center radio and television with the joy of the people of sanand. the most important manifestation of peace today was the presence of students who defended the defenseless palestinian children they paid. we are innocent of them. this allianc

israel's fight against hamas. so far. don't go wobbly on us, president biden. don't go wobbly on israel. they seem confused as to why america backs israel. i have seen a lot of hand wringing there is some kind, that use this word allots, a nuance there is a nuance we need to apply to terrorist attacks of october 7 before we can condemn hamas and hold its supporters accountable. president obama has even suggested we are complicit in cthe bloodshed. hence some people promoting the idea of nuance frankly believed that israel got what it deserves. i don't say that, that it's what they believe. they believe israel got what it deserved. these folks apparently believe in diversity, equity, inclusion, and the right to kill jews. thankfully that is not most americans. that's a lot of people here in washington d.c. and in louisiana however, my state, t we understand the debas to people who slaughtered hundreds of young people at a peace concert are the bad guys. when we understand the odious men who raped women, raped and sodomized women next the bodies of their dead frie

the second group of hostages freed by hamas is now in israel. the red cross transferring 13 israelis and four foreign nationals to the border crossing earlier tonight. there release delayed after hamas claimed israel was holding up a gaza bound aid truck. qatari and egyptian officials managed to intervene and get things back on track. yesterday hamas released 13 israelis as well as ten type nationals and one filipino in two separate deals. good evening, i am jon scott. welcome back to this special edition of the fox report. we have team coverage this hour, alexandria hoff, lucas tomlinson and jeff paul. we will begin with jeff, he's in seven right now. >> extremely tense way to end day two of the agreement between israel and hamas. the latest release of 13 israeli hostages delayed by several hours but we now know that 13 are being treated. twelve are being taken to just outside tel aviv, sheba medical center for we see live images, as we await their arrival. we are learning one of the hostages, maia regret, 21-year-old kidnapped from the music fe

that according to hamas run health ministry. on tuesday israel marked a month since the hamas attack that killed more than 11100 people. israelis attended visuals, lit candles and held a minute cosmic silence to remember those killed and those still in captivity. more than 200 are thought to be held hostage in gaza and earlier is really premised on yahoo double down on his position that there be no ceasefire until all hostages are released —— prime minister netanyahu. translation: gaza ci is in netanyahu. translation: gaza city is in sapwood. _ netanyahu. translation: gaza city is in sapwood. we _ netanyahu. translation: (1:12: city is in sapwood. we are operating inside it. we are increasing pressure on hamas every hour, every day. we have killed thousands of terrorists above ground and below ground. if hezbollah chooses to join the war, it will be making a big mistake. no ceasefire without the release of our hostages. without the release of our hostages-_ hostages. mr denaro also suggests israel _ hostages. mr denaro also suggests israel over-6

so, to what extent is this a real prospect. destroy hamas as a source of constant threat to israel. of all , let us remind you that hamas is not a classic army, and at the same time, it is not a classic political force, it is a whole movement, whose representatives are concentrated not only in gas. let's talk first about the military aspect. we must bring about the destruction of the most important centers of military power of hamas, in order to prevent hamas from returning to becoming military again. a threat to israel. and when we talk about eliminating hamas, we are not talking about the intention to eliminate their ideology. in this we have a rather crude realization that when you're dealing with ideology, you're dealing with things that are in people's hearts and minds, so you can't just eradicate it, but we can and will eradicate their military capabilities. the attack on october 7 demonstrated that israel knows far from everything about the scale, military tactics and intentions of hamas, and even if it succeeds in killing the main military leaders... in the gas, what consequ

so i think we're talking about, you know, does hamas survive, israel is very clear that hamas' militaryeradicated to restore israel's security. and frankly, jon, at this point for this region to have a way forward. and i think several other governments in the ream are not -- region are not happy with the chaos hamas has created. jon: yeah. israel's defense minister it would his troops, look, we're going to stay here in gaza until we finish this, until we wipe out hamas. that was their stated goal e on october 7th, and it remains their stated goal today. so i suppose, you know, hamas can continue to release hostages in dribs and drabs, but ultimately it's not going to change the eventual outcome. >> and israel says that the war will still continue. i think the bigger question is what are their military objectives now in the south. they've taken out or destroyed about 600 tunnels. what more do they need to do down in that southern region to restore their security and israel's defense minister's also warned hezbollah, he says, or hey a, our air force is available, and if you launch somethi

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and in israel that no one will feel safe until hamas is gone. nic robertson, cnn israel. >> and just in to cnn, gaza's ministry of health, which is controlled by hamas, says the director of the enclave's largest hospital, al shifa, has been arrested by israeli forces and that other doctors were taken into custody as well. cnn cannot verify the claim and has reached out to the idf for comment. the director was reportedly arrested while evacuating with a world health organization convoy. we will, of course, continue to track down more details on this and bring you any updates. want to thank you for joining us here on cnn newsroom, i'm rosemary church. our breaking news coverage of the israel/hamas war continues with max foster in london after a short break. do stay with us. ha the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours o

after hamas's october 7th assault on southern israel, killing more than 1200 people, and leaving moren 200 in captivity inside gaza, much of the world condemned hamas, but not russian president, vladimir putin. instead, the kremlin invited a high-level hamas delegation to moscow for talks. putin has ripped into israel over its military response to hamas's raid, which has killed and wounded many people across the gaza strip. putin even comparing his invasion of ukraine to hamas's war against israel. [speaking in a non-english language] >> translator: i understand this war with ukraine must be shocking. what about the bloody state coup in ukraine in 2014, which was followed by the war of the kyiv regime against their own people in donbas. is it not shocking? was that the elimination of civilians in palestine in gaza? >> for its part, hamas clearly views moscow as an ally. hamas leaders making clear, russian hostages captured on october 7th will get preferential treatment and have good chances of getting released faster. [speaking in a non-english language] >> translator: this request fr

israel vows to route hamas there too. most of gaza's hospitals are out of action. rnational pressure from israel is mounting. >> we are witnessing a killing of civilians that is unparalleled and unprecedented in any conflict since i am secretary-general. >> reporter: the only concrete certainties today in gaza rebuilding what is destroyed will take years. and in israel, no one will feel safe until hamas is god nick robinson, cnn , israel. >> thanks for spending part of your day with us. i am michael holmes. you can follow me on twitter, instagram, and threads at home is in and stay with us, cnn newsroom continues. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfini

and in israel for no one feels safe until hamas is gone. son, cnn, israel. >> thanks for watching cnn newsroom. i'm becky anderson live for you in doha qatar. our coverage continues after this short break. did not go away. [laughs] [laughs] [laughs]

speaker, israel is at war. hamas continues to launch rockets at israel and still hold hundreds of hostages. israel must respond to this unprovoked attack on its people, defend itself, fight to prevent future attacks. the united states will stand with them. voting for this bill will provide much needed support and send a clear message to iran and its proxies that we will defend them. i urge support of this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. does the gentlelady from texas reserve? the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: i yield two minutes to ms. kaptur of the energy subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. kaptur: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i rise in support of military assistance for israel, mr. speaker, and ukraine, and the indopacific, all regions which our nation has forged critical strategic alliances. make no mistake, in a dangerous world, these precious alliances help secure liberty for

this war between israel and hamas began after attacks on the 7th october, when hamas militants attacked israel and killed more than 1,000 people. since then, israeli forces have been bombing the gaza strip, and have already deployed their soldiers there. israeli authorities say their goal is to free hostages taken by hamas during the attack. more than 200 people, among them not only israelis but also foreigners, have been in the gas sector for more than a month. and israel's goal is to finally destroy the hamas group, which is spreading far and wide. countries consider terrorist. the gas sector is a densely populated area, there more than 2 million people live there. since the beginning of the war there, more than 10,000 people have died due to bombing, almost half of them, more than 4,000, are children. these are data from the ministry of health, which is run by hamas. israel denies the accuracy of these figures, but the world health organization considers them to be accurate, and after weeks of bombing , the israeli military entered the gaza strip. the bbc's jeremy bowen saw the israe

there has been a major breakthrough in negotiations between israel and hamas, with the white house confirming an agreement has been reached to extend the humanitarian truce for an additional two days. it was set to end tonight. we haven't yet heard from israel, but an hamas official has told the reuters news agency that the temporary truce will have "the same conditions as the previous truce". our correspondent lucy williamson is injerusalem. in williamson is in jerusalem. in williamson is injerusalem. an important breakthrc those in an important breakthrough in those talks. we don't have all the details but we assume an extra two days needs more prisoners released, more hostages released a more a getting into gaza.— getting into gaza. that's right. it seems to be _ getting into gaza. that's right. it seems to be the _ getting into gaza. that's right. it seems to be the terms _ getting into gaza. that's right. it seems to be the terms of- getting into gaza. that's right. it seems to be the terms of the - getting into gaza. that's right. it. seems to be the terms of the deal getting into gaza.

i'm max foster live from london with the continuing cover of the israel/hamas war. ow the fourth day between the tempers between israel and hamas. and after the hostages expected to be released from gaza in the hours ahead. 17 were released. today set to be the football day of the agreement. but hamas says it wants to extend the pause in the fighting beyond a four-day deal. a source tells cnn, the war cabinet is also discussing that possibility. as part of an additional deal, an additional 39 prisoners and detainees were released from jails on sunday. all were males 18 years old and younger. clare sebastian follows all of this from london. so, today is the last day of the truce. what do you expect to happen today. >> as you said, israel is receiving a list, they're discussing it. we don't have any more as of yet. they're going to release more information when they have it. i think all eyes now, it's the last day of the proposed four-day period is will it get extended we're hearing from hamas, israel likely is discussing it. the prime minister said in discussions with

israel. valuable enough to hamas that they were included in the 2011 israel hamas deal. among 1100 palestinians for one israeli soldier. after hamas held shall eat for five years. who else was swapped on that day? the man israel says is the architect of the october 7th hamas attack. hamas leader -- a fact that colin's every move israel makes as it negotiates for the release of more hamas hound hostages. as families on both sides wait and hope. in ramallah, the occupied west bank. >> joining me now from geneva, switzerland, professor sultan barak at, director of the center of conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute. as we just heard from her report, this release of 150 prisoners held in israeli prisons certainly many they are waiting for this moment. what does this deal represent to do, especially as she was explaining, a lot of those released are under the age of 18 and some haven't been formally charged with anything. . >> it's very important, i think, to include those palestinian prisoners because of the moral messages sent to the rest of the world that

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the united states and all around the world, as we continue our breaking news coverage with the israel-hamas war. i'm rosemary church. israel has signed off on a deal to release at least 50 hostages held in gaza by hamas. in a move that's bringing hope to families waiting for the return of their loved ones. the government of one only backed the deal at the end of a six hour kept making. the hostages expected to be afraid or women and children. and exchange, hamas -- says 150 palestinian prisoners also women and children, will be released from israeli jails as part of that deal. qatar delivered the proposal, following weeks of continuous negotiations. and now says the humanitarian police will be announced within the next 24 hours. hamas, says that deal involves the entry of hundreds of trucks carrying aid, medical supplies, and fuel into gaza. and earlier, the israeli prime minister's office said the deal was set to include red cross visits to hospitals that are still being held in gaza. u.s. president joe biden released a statement welcoming the deal, edging, it should bring home additional

and we are hearing how they are urging israel to be more surgical when it comes to targeting hamas, and what is the u.s. warning israel about basically? >> well, the senior administration officials are urging israel to be more precise and surgical in the operations as they are going after hamas to avoid civilian casualties, and one thing that they have pressed upon israel is to warn them of conducting the operations in the southern part of gaza where people have been fleeing to as the conflict has unfolded. this is coming as the anticipation that after the truce ends, that fighting is going to resume, and one thing that the officials say is that they have been having constructive conversations with the officials of what has been going right and wrong, and so there is a need of ensuring that the civilians are protected, and try to do more to minimize the civilian casualtcasualties, and coming back home as people are facing the political frustrations as the thousands of palestinians that have been killed in gaza. the white house, as they are consulting with the israeli officials in the ne

valuable enough to hamas that they were included in the 2011 israel-hamas deal. 1,100 palestinians for one israeli soldier. after hamas held shalite for five years. who else was swapped on that day? the man israel says is the architect of the october 7th hamas attack. hamas leader. a fact that haunts every movies rail makes as it negotiates with the release of more hamas-held hostages as families on both sides wait. >> however aboulient prime minister benjamin netanyahu might have been, the reality is this brings complications. it brings with it the spec tore of the hamas leader that was freed in the previous 2011 prisoner swap. it's also brought with it extraordinary scrutiny as to just how many palestinians israel is keeping without communication with their families, without trial and without charge and how long it intends to keep them for, wolf. >> thank you very much for that report. >>> coming up, more news. we're following major companies are pulling their advertising from the social media service formerly known as twitter after a controversial elon musk po

we'll watch this and the deal between hamas and israel. r hamas holds up to the four-day truce which includes 150 palestinian prisoners that will be released in exchange and hopefully for hostages in the days ahead. trey yengst joins us live at the air base in israel with the latest there. >> a lot of anticipation for the entire country of israel right now. but these early images coming out of the gaza egypt border showing hostages that appear to be in moderate or mild condition. it is a sigh of relief for the population here. there have been a few videos released showing elderly women being escorted to receive some medical treatment there by the red cross before they are brought to the air base where they will receive further treatment and then go on to israeli hospitals. we are learning from the qatarys more detail about the parallel negotiation taking place. 13 israelis make their way to israel this hour likely and then additionally there were 10thai national and one filipino national released as part of the broader pause in fighting. th

separately, hamas released another 19 foreign hostages. israel released 117 palestinians from prisons, and the rest of the people were supposed to be released today under this deal. consider that the hamas militants released only a part of the captured hostages. according to the israeli authorities. 240 people were taken in the gas sector, so most of the hostages still remain there. we will tell about those who were released from captivity later, among them, in particular, a woman who survived the holocaust, these are those who were held captive for a month and a half, but the key question today was whether the truce would continue. well, israel was ready for this, because i want to return all the hostages, listen to what the spokesman of the israeli government said earlier. campaign to eliminate hamas. the return of our hostages will resume immediately after the hostage release pause ends. of course, i will not speculate now about the specific operational steps of our troops and their further strategy, but hamas officially it has been reported t

we've gotten a hint of the distrust between israel and hamas as this process has played out. nevertheless, the countries, the united states and the international community pressuring both sides here to continue this truce as we've seen domestic pressure on israel to do everything it can to get all of the hostages out. the challenge comes from the point after the women and children have been released. is it possible to secure a new agreement for the release of elderly men? that would be the next stage of that process, and trying to release younger men after that and soldiers. >> it seems to be happening one day at a time. i mean we started this morning with a dispute over who was on this list. there was a new list put out and we got word of this agreement. oren lieberman, thank you. >>> let's go to alex marquardt. we are breaking news the news that an agreement to an extension has been reached. >> this has been such a high priority for the united states, katelyn, that president biden has really been very intricately involved. he's had numerous conversations with all of his coun

we are four minutes into what was supposed to be the beginning of this truce between israel and hamas, and the fighting does not seem to have stopped altogether. and so that raises enormous questions obviously about whether or not this truce between israel and hamas will indeed go forward, if it is just fire that is going to be accepted, or disregarded by one or the other side. the big question, especially as the lives of these hostages, the possibility of them to get out of gaza, to come back to their families rests on this question of whether israel and hamas are able to respect this truce. >> four minutes in. you hear the sound of boom. i had asked the spokesperson from the qatar foreign ministry, who was talking about video just yesterday, what a breach would look or sound like. he said this is about stopping the hostilities on the ground completely. that is not from your vantage point what is happening as we speak. >> that is right, just as you are speaking, becky, another loud boom in the distance in trying to see if there's any impact from that, any particular smoke, that we ar

are about one thing, hamas doesn't believe that israel has the right to exist. hamas wants to eradicate the jewish people from the face of the earth. they say so. other bad actors like hezbollah, share that perspective. iran, the greatest state sponsor of terrorism in the world, the backer and funder of hamas, has been calling for the eradication for the state of israel for millenia. they don't believe they have the right to exist. so this resolution seeks to reaffirm the commitment made by president truman upon israel's founding. we not only recognize israel, we reaffirm israel's fundamental right to exist. in the wake of the horrific october 7 attacks on israel, we have seen members of this body and other opponents of israel, call for the elimination of israel when they chant from the river to the sea, palestine shall be free, they mean that israel will not exist. i want palestinians to be free. i want them to be free from their oppressors, hamas, and the palestinian authority. hamas has used palestinians as human shields, even to today

in washington and this week on "face the nation," could the fragile, temporary truce between israel and hamas hold? and does it signal we're near the end of this brutal war? for the first weekend in almost two months relief and joy in israel, with more than two dozen hostages returning home as part of a deal with hamas in exchange for palestinian prisoners held by israel. we'll bring you an exclusive interview with one of the deal's architects, the prime minister of qatar. on the fate of the remaining hostages and just how long this truce could last. plus, national security adviser jake sullivan and a look at the global consequences of gaza's humanitarian crisis with the leaders of two of the u.n.'s aid organizations. finally, back home we'll check in on congressing sprawling year-end to-do list, including a border deal that could tighten asylum rules. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." it is day 3 of the brief pause in fighting between israel and hamas, and a third group of hostages is expected to be released today by hamas in excha

how should israel destroy hamas post-attack on these innocent civilians in israel without hurting, killingense men, women and children when hamas is hiding behind them and putting them in danger? how does that work? >> that is exactly the right question to be asked the military experts of which i am not one, but clearly, yeah. israel has a right to defend itself. hamas has sworn, that's what its goal is to destroy israel. they've got to deal with that, and there's got to be a better way than killing men, women and children. once again, the immediate concern is you've got to have a pause in the bombing. you have to take care of the immediate disaster and israel has to change. let me say this. the united states of america provides $3.8 billion every year to israel. we have a right. israel has the right to do what they want and they're an independent country, and we have the right to say sorry, you need a new military strat egy. go after hamas, but do not kill innocent men, women and children. >> you mentioned money. there is going to be a measure before you relatively soon for the house pass

according to senior hamas official osama hamdan, israel has also suffered a military defeat. since october 7th, between 70 to 80 israeli soldiers have been taken out by hamas fighters, while 385 tanks have been destroyed, but another front that israel has suffered defeat. humiating one at that, do not look away, is the social media war. not only has israel lost the information war, western media, no matter how hard they have tried, could not silence pro-palestinian voices. social media networks have also tried in vain to block and delete anti-israeli posts, which they called anti-semitic, like facebook. facebook approved as that contained sentences, like murder palestinian civilians, potsan women, children and the elderly. the us support for israel is a filled with double standards, while the us says that it wants pause to continue and wants a permanent seasfire, it's continued with the starch support for the regime. us president has approved his really access to us weapon stockp by eliminating the red tape. the us has played a dubious role when it comes to its stance on the i

hamas, not israel is the aggressor. hamas, not israel is the occupier of the gaza strip. ternational law. hamas, not israel steals food, fuel, and water from civilians. and the fact that these words need to be written at all is evidence that the culture producing institutions of the west, the media, the universities, culture and political celebrities are enrepresent problemmably broken. i commend that to you. it's an interesting read. with that, let's bring in our panel. morgan ortagus, former state department spokesperson. byron york, chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner" and leslie manner, democratic-- strike that jits. morgan, what about that? you know, hamas should be the one surrendering, giving up the hostages. and that's the cease-fire on that side. >> i even hesitate to use the word hostages because we know that hamas uses these people they use them as human shields. hamas is not seeking a two-state solution and independent state for the palestinian people. they are seeking from the river to the sea, to completely wipe out the jewish people and

so you have a situation where if israel lays down arms today, hamas annihilates israel. if hamas lays down arms today, a whole bunch of hostages are released, and there's peace. that's what the world needs to know. >> sandra: adam, what we do know, too, as we see the walkouts and protests, this one in new york city, that it has revealed a lot since the initial attack of october 7th. it's revealed a lot about what is happening here. it's revealed a lot about people all over the world. >> you know what i will tell you, i have to say, i think that i would rather antisemitism be on the surface than hidden. because a lot of times i think what are the conditions that led to the holocaust in pre-war germany and i think it was because it was hidden. bring it to the surface. i would rather see it because then it could -- we can deal with it so in some ways i don't mind this. because it was always there. >> john: quite a speech that chuck schumer gave on the senate floor earlier today about all of this. >> yes. and you can see, that's a bipartisan effort. chuck knows the situation

war with cabinet is meeting as a hostage deal between israel and hamas couldeminent. you're looking at pictures of people protesting outside as these talks are happening inside israel's war cabinet. the people you're looking at are told are family members of hostages demanding that the government approve this deal and that their loved ones can finally come home. jeremy, what's happening at this moment where you are? >> reporter: over the last several hours, we have been watching as the fighting has continued in the northern part of the gaza strip. we saw earlier today two very, very large explosions, louder than we have seen in recent days. and we also saw, as there was smoke screen deployed in the area of the northeastern most city in the gaza strip, indicating that troops are likely moving either vehicles or personnel. clearly, the fighting is continuing, even as the government nears a possibility of finalizing this potential agreement to free hostages. it is also very clear that the fighting will continue right up until a truce agreement is potentially anno

it seemed like israel's iron dome system intercepted those rockets and blew them up. i take it hamass doing this fairly regularly despite what israel's doing in gaza. they apparently still have the capability of launching rockets against targets in israel. is that right? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely they do, wolf. there's sort of a certain amount of regularity. at the same time yesterday they fired almost to the minute right at 6:00 local here, 6:00 local yesterday they fired mortars onto another position in center rot right at the top of the hour here again. perhaps it gives the appearance because hamas has done this multiple times, fire close to the top of the hour, at the top of the hour when they think perhaps or it appears they think perhaps there will be media broadcasts going on and they can catch some attention. so even the timing of the very few rockets they fire seem designed to send a particular message. wolf. >> the past few days we've had sirens going off all the way up here in tel aviv which is much farther away from gaza than where you are in center rote. the iron dom

hamas. i'm all for israel having the time and space to destroy hamas. i'm all for a new governing regime for the palestinian people when this is over. and i'm all for israel and saudi arabia reconciling. that's where i'm at. >> but no pause? no humanitarian pause? >> i don't want to take the pressure off hamas militarily, but if israel can find a way to help the humanitarian situation, yes, i would like to do it. but after world war ii, did anybody ask us these questions? you've got to realize the united states dropped two atomic bombs in cities in japan to end the war. i think this is total war between israel and hamas. i want to protect innocent people as much as possible, but i want the world to realize that the radicalized population in gaza has been going on for over a decade. this will not be easy. when you've been taught from birth to hate the jews and kill them all and drive them into the sea, here's what i think. 80% of people in gaza support the idea of the river to the sea. that has to change. >> senator blumenthal, 14 of your democratic colle

. ♪ >>> right now on "early start," the final hours of a truce between israel and hamas, both sides sayhey'd like an extension. >>> plus, more gaza hostages could walk free in the coming hours. israel says they have a list of who gets released next. >>> and internal turmoil at the white house. one report says divisions over the israel/hamas war have roiled biden's team like no other issue of his presidency. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm kasie hunt. it's monday, november 27th. 5:00 a.m. here in washington. it's noon in gaza where the truce between hamas and israel is entering its fourth an possibly final day. overnight, hamas sent israel the list of hostages it plans to release today. the militant group released 17 hostages yesterday. including 4-year-old american israeli abigail idan. israel released 39 palestinians in return both sides are discussing the possibility of extending the truce. the exchanges and influx of humanitarian aid into gaza. the terms already set grant an extra day pause in the fighting for every ten hostages hamas

first up this hour, israel's temporary truce with hamas and the expected release of hostages held in gaza is delayed. israel now says the process will not start before friday. that update came just hours before humanitarian pauses in fighting in the initial release of 50 and women children hostages was expected. both u.s. and israeli officials point to logistical details as for the delay, while one israeli official says israel has not yet received the names of the first hostages to be freed. now, ahead of the expected truce, israeli forces continue ground and air operations, striking parts of northeastern and central gaza. palestinians say areas further south were also hit. meantime, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu expressed confidence the deal would soon go into effect, and made clear at the war against hamas is far from over. listen. >> [speaking in a non-english language] , >> reporter: citizens of israel work continues. the war continues. we will continue with it until all our goals are achieved. to bring back the hostages, to demolish hamas, and ensure that the day afte

. >>> after more than 50 days held captive by hamas, 11 more hostages are freed tonight after israel hamas agree to pause fighting for a few more days, leading to more hostage releases to come. and the only israeli man released by hamas so far has a dual russian/israeli citizenship. why him, and how did he spend four days on the run? was his release a hamas favor to vladimir putin. >>> plus, the palestinian prisoners who israel is letting go, and the two-tiered justice system for many of them that led to so many of them being held without trial in the first place. ♪ >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. also this hour we're going to get to the major arrest of the man police say shot three college students in vermont. the suspect was in court today. the college students were speaking english and arabic at the time of saturday's shooting wearing the traditional palestinian keffiyeh scarves. a spokesman for the israel defense forces say all 11 citizens are israeli, although it's not clear if any of them are dual citizens. the hostages and missing persons forum says the freed hostag

in order to get— hamas impose on israel in order to get the — hamas impose on israel in orderut because — to get the other hostages out because after the women and children. _ because after the women and children, how must considers israeli — children, how must considers israeli soldiers, perhaps foreign _ israeli soldiers, perhaps foreign citizens, man, to be much — foreign citizens, man, to be much more of a bargaining chip thah _ much more of a bargaining chip than women and children. danielle, i will throw that to you. what does this with the remaining hostages, as the ambassador said, this is a moment of agony for their families who know that perhaps their loved ones are not going to be released? it their loved ones are not going to be released?— their loved ones are not going to be released? it is extremely difficult, to be released? it is extremely difficult. as _ to be released? it is extremely difficult, as the _ to be released? it is extremely difficult, as the ambassador i difficult, as the ambassador said and even to think about this, in the context of decades of c

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hamas is complex. its roots date back to thehe formatioion of israel in 1948. it has many factions, including the so-called military wing that perpetrated the terror attack. sara sidner brings us the whole story on hamas, how they were warmed, what the ideology is and how they evolved over the decades. some of the images you see in this hour may be disturbing. >> pure, unadulterated evil. >> i can't even try to comprehend these monsters. >> terrorists. >> this is not islam. >> they should be spit out. >> we cannot expect that israel will continue to blockade gaza. >> deprive them of their freedom and assume they will not resist. at some point, it will boil over. >> october 7th was different. october 7th change everything. >> what happened on october 7th was absolutely unprecedented. hamas has targeted israeli civilians before. that's not new. what is new is simply the scale and the ruthlessness. >> how do you define hamas? who and what is hamas? >> hamas primarily is a social religious, political movement. >> hamas is seen by most palestinians as prt of the soci

israel vows to route hamas there too. most of gaza's hospitals are out of action. ternational pressure on israel is mounting. >> we are witnessing a killing of civilians that is unparalleled and unprecedented in any conflict since i am secretary general. >> reporter: the only concrete certainties today, in gaza, rebuilding what is destroyed will take years. and in israel that no one will feel safe until hamas is gone.

israel has failed. to begin with, it lost the war from day one when operation was executed by hamas resistance fighters. the truth is another sign of israel's failure since it was not able to defeat one of his stated goals, the destruction of heman. between 70 to 80 israeli soldiers have been taken out by hamas fire. while 385 tanks have been destroyed, but another front that israel has suffered defeat, humiating one at that, do not look away, is the social media war. not only has israel lost the information war, western media, no matter how hard they have tried, could not silence pro-palestinian voices. social media networks have also tried in vain to block and delete anti-israeli posts, which they called anti-semitic. like facebook, facebook approved as that contain sentences, like murder palestinian civilians, wipe out gasan women, children and the elderly. the us support for israel is filled with double standards, while the us says it wants to pause this pause to a continue, and wants a permanent seasfire it is continued with the starch support for the regime in tel aviv. in fact, the us president h

and hamas had given warnings about plans to attack inside israel. commander in the military wing of hamas, here boasting in 2021 that israel's border defences wouldn't protect it. the videos posted of the september drill, codenamed strong pillar 4, even made the news and a discussion programme on israel's kan 11 television station. the presenter here announcing that hamas had simulated an attack on israel. so, with all of this happening in plain sight, how was it that israeli soldiers on the ground were taken by surprise? there's clear evidence for a strategic intelligence failure. you have the data in front of you but you're not doing anything with it. you are feeling safe behind a fence where you spend billions of dollars on it. you think the technology you have invested in will keep you safe. we asked israel's defence forces for their response. they said... they are, though, questions that will haunt israel for years to come. could the attack have been anticipated, potentially saving 1,200 israeli lives, and a war now which has already, according

hammad said that israel will also fail to make any political, military or security gains. on the ground, hamas official said israel's western allies, including the united states are complicit in the massacre of women and children in gaza. he said west is seeking its own goals in the region, but nothing can change a geopolitical landscape of palestine and the gaza strip. another hamals official also turned the spotlight on the plight of gazans in the face of the regime's deadly raids. the health situation in. is catastrophic and unfortunately up until now the sufficient supplies aren't reaching the place to treat our people, there are those who are dying today as a result of chronic situations, cancer, dialysis, because of the lack of medical supplies as a result of the ongoing sie against the palestinian people, what makes a situation even worse is when the occupation hamdan added israel is now committing massacre of the century in gaza. he said regimes resorted to. using internationally banned white phosphorus bombs against palestinian people. and now joining us for an update from khan unis i

in exchange israel has agreed to a four day truce in its air and ground campaign. hamas says israel will release 150 palestinian prisoners also women and children held in israeli jails. in addition hamas says the deal calls for hundreds of trucks to deliver aid to all parts of gaza. it is not clear when all of this will start though. israel says it plans to resume its military campaign once the hostage releases end. scott mclean is following the developments and is joining us live from istanbul. so that is one of the key questions, when this starts, but we also don't know exactly which hostages will be released or how. >> reporter: that's right. we do have part of the answer on the palestinian side, but on the israeli side, those hostages in gaza, we don't know beyond the fact that they will be focused on women and children. and all of them israelis say will be israeli citizens. some of them have dual nationality, but all will hold israeli citizenship at least in that initial 50. on the palestinian side, israel has just published a list of 300 names. women and children w