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president herzog saying he expects negotiations with israel and hamas to resume soon.now with reaction and a look ahead to the hostage release plan continuing is incomingword to the israel mike -- ambassador to israel, mike huckabee. governor, your reaction to what you heard from the president of israel. >> well, it's the always a pleasure to hear that what the israelis want is something simple. hay want peace. they want their people home. and i think when you listen to the president, he makes it very clear there are two things that are fundamental, who things that drive everything. one, get the hostages home. and, two, make sure that israel never has to experience the massacre that they experienced on october the 7th. and it was nothing short of just that, a massacre of innocent civilians. as long as hamas exists, that is a threat to the israelis. they have said even as recent as two weeks ago that they would try to do another october the 7th. so let's not be in any way fooled that they want peace. they don't. they want the destruction of the jewish state. and america

speaking to the bbc, mr herzog said it was time to look for new ideas, rather than going back to theine of attacks and ceasefires. last week, mr trump suggested — as he put it — in other countries. the suggestion has been roundly condemned, with egypt's foreign minister travelling to washington today for talks. sir kier starmer has sacked his health what are reported to be a string of offensive and abusive whatsapp messages. andrew gwynne has apologised for what he calls constituents, fellow mps and councillors. let get more and all of that. first of tell us about first of all, tell us about what the messages were. the messages _ what the messages were. the messages have _ what the messages were. tue: messages have come what the messages were. tte: messages have come from a ;%§if;%i gtoup group of” z group offal; z 77 group of a number of whatsapp group of a number of labour councillors. another mp officials. they were a story officials. they were in a story in the on sunday. the in the mail on sunday. the newspaper reported some of what the messages said. one of them that tv that ah

mr herzog said it was time to look for new ideas, of attacks and ceasefires. last week, president trump said he wanted washington for talks. many people have criticised the plans of president trump. president trump basically came forward and said something terrible things happen. it cannot go on. we have to look for new ideas. there you have it. joe, let me get your response from where many in the region said it was a violation of laws and said it was unworkable. i think that reaction from president herzog, laura kuenssberg, is one of the more charitable interpretations of what donald trump was suggesting. his reading is that president trump is suggesting and fully depopulated, which of course would be law, it enforced displacement of a whole population saudi arabia and egypt, they viewed this as an absolute nonstarter. egypt announced an extraordinary meeting where i; would be very surprised were not on the agenda. who were abducted by hamas during the october the seventh though somewhat eclipsed by a scrum there were tearful reunions with theirfamilies. the

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this morning we spoke to president herzog, the president of israel, and we asked him about presidentlan. and he's somebody who, as a politician, as an israeli politician, used to back a two—state solution. handed to america. to paraphrase him, he essentially said, needs to be new ideas. even in the uk, people in diplomatic circles believe who will meet president trump soon because this role standing next to donald trump, will be genuinely fascinating forjournalists and voters. overnight and waiting to see presidency in global diplomatic and economic terms, but also of donald trump. and i don't think it's just flooding the zone. i think it's a man who is, you know, increasingly emerging, perhaps, as the consequential us president of our era. news, but this american news is so significant to go at a dizzying pace. no, no, no. and you. but the substance that's so it's a perfect place to end. you a lovely time, henry. see you next week. and lies down in a darkened room, which is what so thanks for listening. live from london, this is bbc news. israeli troops withdraw from the militarised

but israeli president isaac herzog told the bbc�*s to find a new way forward. which i read as followsto war and then terrible things happen cannot go on. we have to look for new ideas. our correspondent, wyre davies, is injerusalem with more. many people will agree we can't return to a situation in gaza where every four or five years there is a war. apart from those on the far right, who agree word for word with what mr trump said. what mr trump is saying will be what eventually happens just talk us through the significance of this. through that now, is working and it's producing dividends. not only have 21 hostages been released from hamas control in gaza, 500 palestinian prisoners freed from israeli areas like the netzarim corridor, which in effect to go back to their home areas in northern gaza. very difficult and different because 60% of homes of the ceasefire is working. that an overwhelming majority of israelis support a continuation of the ceasefire to a second phase. and that is up to mr netanyahu. or will he listen to those hardliners in his government in gaza because they be

the israeli president, isaac herzog, told the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg programme he views president trump'sa plan as an attempt to find a new way forward. and resettle palestinians living there in other nearby countries. president trump basically came forward and said something which i read as follows. we have to look for new ideas. of the gaza strip right now. in gaza where every four or five years there is a war. the forcible transfer of people, hundreds of thousands of people, to other countries. and the handing over of gaza somehow to american control. you won't find many israeli politicians, apart from those on the far right, who agree word for word politicians have used and in that sense they support what donald trump is saying will be what eventually happens in gaza because most of it is probably illegal. from that netzarim corridor which cuts off the north from just talk us through the significance of this. this is another indication that the first phase of the ceasefire between israel and hamas, we are about halfway not only have 21 hostages been released from hamas control jails,

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arab leaders addressing the situation also overall in the region and heard from israeli president herzog. and important to hear from you and from your vantage point what the situation is and what the steps are going forward to further de-escalate and alleviate the human suffering that is on our minds and has been on our minds overall these months. what are the things that have been undertaken and should be undertaken to further address the situation and make sure this is sustainable, sustained, over to you? >> well, thank you veryta much r the platform and today what we have witnessed in gaza, nothing short of a catastrophe, massive expense and we can only detect the enormity of what happened in gaza once we are in gaza to really assess on the ground. so, of course, elated with the ceasefire and certainly hope that the ceasefire brings something more sustainable in the future to end the suffering of the people because we know that this war was nothing about except killing civilians and more civilians and have the ceasefire taken place months ago we believe the thousands of lives would ha

mr netanyahu said the distressing images they'd seen president isaac herzog called it a crime againsty. to receive medical treament. of the latest hostages. but when they emerged, ohad ben ami, who's 56, by masked gunmen. and after cheers went up from those watching the live feed in kibbutz beeri, where two of the three men were seized from their homes, there was shock as friends took in their changed appearance adding to their pain, it's still not clear if he knows his british born wife, leanne, and two daughters were killed 16 months ago. albeit he's wearing baggy clothes, you can see that his wrists were skinny. he was gaunt. and the real... the light that is always there with eli. in hostages square, the main family support group more delays in bringing the remaining captives home. talks on a sensitive second stage for the gaza ceasefire and palestinians worry a full end to the war and the return i'm afraid. we will not go through with it. i'm afraid that some are going to be left behind, and i'm hopeful, iam. hands of terrorists. and i wish this end to no one. no one. but this we

but israel's president, isaac herzog, told the bbc that president trump's gaza plan is an attempt to find a new way forward. president trump basically came forward and said something which i read as follows. going back to the same routine of getting to a ceasefire, an arrangement, and then hamas attacks you, and then we go to war and then terrible things happen cannot go on. we have to look for new ideas. the israeli military have shot dead two palestinian women, one of whom was pregnant, in the occupied west bank, according to palestinian health ministry. israeli troops said their forces were scanning a house for a militant and will investigate the incident. israel has increased its military operations in the areas of nur shams refugee camp, the city ofjenin and the town of tulkarm. thousands of palestinians have fled their homes in the latest israeli military campaign. 0ur correspondent, wyre davies, is injerusalem. 0ur correspondent, wyre d the ;, is injerusalem. 0ur correspondent, wyre d the ;, is irjenin alem. 0ur correspondent, wyre d the ;, is irjenin and i. around the city of

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president isaac herzog called it a crime against humanity. middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from tel aviv. of the latest hostages. or levy, 3a, and eli sharabi, aged 52, looked thin, weak and pale. they were forced to give statements surrounded by masked gunmen. and after cheers went up from those watching the live feed in kibbutz beeri, where two of the three men there was shock as friends took in their changed appearance and tears from his family waiting for their reunion. adding to their pain, it's still not clear if he knows his british born wife, leanne, and two daughters were killed 16 months ago. wrists were skinny. but what really hit home was his face. he was gaunt. the light that is always there with eli. in hostages square, the main family support group, talks on a sensitive second stage for the gaza ceasefire are soon due to start in earnest, and many israelis and palestinians worry a full end to the war and the return i'm afraid. we will not go through with it. and i'm hopeful, iam. the consequences of losing a lov

we will speak with the president of israel, isaac herzog my special guest as well as the incoming ambassador stephen miller, deputy chief of staff for the white house and we'll check in with woody johnson, ahead of the big game. woody, the former ambassador to the u.k. and the owner of the new york jets. we've got a big show coming up. probably some breaking news as well. but certainly this issue, griff, around cutting spending is something the american people clearly voted for. griff: well, it's going to be a great show coming up they just about 15 minutes and i look forward to you drilling in particularly on elon musk's frustration over the judge's ruling that not only treasury secretary scott bess only cannot see the books. you have a fox nation special, underwriting the enemy season two coming up very important stuff. we look forward to seeing that coming up. 15 minutes, sunday morning futures, maria, great to see you as always. maria: the fox nation special is looking at the idea of america underwriting our number one adversary, what is that about, whether it be buying chinese stocks on

israel's president, isaac a herzog, released a statement saying, quote, this is what a crime against humanity looks like. the whole world must look direct directly at these men returning after 491 days of hell, starved, emaciated and pained, being exploited in a cruel spectacle by vile murderers. the israelis were exchanginged for 183 palestinian prisoners including some who were convicted of murdering civilians. just last hour hamas released a propaganda video showing the three men that were released earlier today in the tunnels beneath the gaza strip the before they were freed and released into the hands of the idf. rich? rich: trey yingst live for us in tel aviv, thank you. >>> secretary of state marco rubio is expected to travel to the middle east for the first time as secretary, and he'll attend the munich security conference in germany. rain owe just wrapped up his first trip as secretary. stephanie bennett has more. >> reporter: the visit comes at a pivotal moment in foreign policy as it appears israel and hamas if' ceasefire is holding for now. rubio will travel to several co

. >> maria, you spoke with israeli president isaac herzog about this yesterday. >> this is ellie sharpier 7th, his brother was murdered and butchered by hamas in gaza. you can see ellie before and ellie after and this is exactly the situation. they came back ex-maciated and what we hear from them are horror stories which only exemplify why we must do the deal. >> president trump called for the removal of palestinians from gaza and for the u.s. to take control of the area. security personnel at super bowo snuck onto the field during the half time show, the man waved a flag supporting palestine and sudan before being dragged out. president trump attended the game with his appearance getting a huge reaction from the crowd, the first sitting president in history to do so. president trump making history ahead of super bowl lix, signing a proclamation declaring sunday, february 9th as gulf of america day. the white house releasing video of the president making it official. the name change part of a previous executive order to restore american greatness and rename the gulf of mexico to the gul

israel's president isaac herzog released a statement saying, quote, this is what a crime against humanitylike. the whole world must look directly at ohad or and elie. returning after 491 days of ####, starved, emaciated and pain being exploited in a cynical and cruel spectacle by vile murderers. i can't emphasize enough how much these images mean for the israeli people. on one hand, they are seeing moments of joy, families being reunited. on another hand, they are learning once again how horrific the conditions are for the remaining living hostages that are still being held by hamas inside gaza. in tel aviv, trey yingst, fox news. >> in lebanon, officials formed the country's first full fledged government since 2022. in a statement, lebanon's president announced he signed a decree with the new prime minister forming the new government. this comes as lebanon is working to rebuild and maintain security along its southern border, after a devastating war between israel and the hezbollah militant group. a u.s. brokered cease fire deal ended the war in lebanon in november. the latest data on em

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israel's president, isaac a herzog, released a statement saying, quote, this is what a crime againstumanity looks like. the whole world must look directly at these men returning after 491 days of hell, starve thed, emaciated, in pain, being exploited by vile murderers. i can't emphasize enough how much these images mean for the israeli people. they're seeing families reunited at the hospital, on the other hand, it reinforces the her risk conditions that the remaining living hostages are facing by hamas inside gaza. kevin? kevin: powerful reporting. thank you, trey. appreciate that. and a reminder, tune in to ""life, liberty and levin"" tonight at 8:00 eastern. it's your chance to catch mark's exclusive interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you can see that right here on the fox news channel. >>> homeland security secretary kristi noem spending her saturday in ash aville, north carolina, meeting with survivors of hurricane helene and getting an update on the recovery efforts there. correspondent madison scarpino has a more for us this afternoon. evening, madison. >