at least two have been killed in jenin, in and around jenin, one of them being a young child. man this morning as well. so many folks looking at this as a shift away from what seems to be quieting down of gaza over more to ali, the west bank. >> which which i remind people, was going on for over a year before october 7th. this we were all worried about what was going to happen in the west bank bank because of these, the increased violence there. and it looks like we are back into that place that we've been for a while. it didn't stop. it never stopped in the west bank. we just weren't really concentrating on all that much because we were concentrating on gaza. yasmin, thanks for your amazing reporting from there. yasmin vossoughian in tel aviv for us. all right. coming up, the consequences of president trump's plans to totally dismantle d e i in the government. nikole hannah-jones, the pulitzer prize winning journalist and the creator of the 1619 project, joins me to discuss the threat to racial discuss the threat to racial justice in the years to come. watch your step! that's

israel launched a military operation in jenin just days after the ceasefire in gaza. since then, at least 20 people have been killed, including a two year old girl. the next phase of indirect israel-hamas ceasefire talks are scheduled to begin next week. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu left for washington, d.c. a short time ago. he's due to meet with president trump there on tuesday. and egypt says a hamas delegation is expected in cairo. this comes after the latest round of hostage and prisoner releases on saturday. cnn jerusalem correspondent jeremy diamond shows you how they went. >> him. >> keith siegel children have waited too long for this moment. for 51 days, their mother was held hostage by hamas. it took another 433 days for their father, a dual american israeli citizen, to come home. in kibbutz gaza, friends and family began the day huddled together, watching the news, anxiously waiting for his release. >> excited and scared. >> anxious hopeful and just praying that. >> that soon we see keith. >> coming home. >> the moment keith emerges from the ha

will not drive the palestinian people to surrender the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance, his determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. well, that's called alive no to professor of political science is presented to university in the west bank to professor sides mirror. you're most welcome, sir. thank you for your time. and before we get into the, the reaction, the response to one trump has said, what kind of middle east must read drawing. do you think benjamin? nothing. yeah. what, what will he go to washington with? what does he want a good evening to you and all your viewers was that there are, you know, many things that to the dry or nothing. yeah. wanted from, from the 1st issue is we believe that you want to get out of the truck and you guys have to start your war after finishing the 1st, the step which is there you go on do now we want to finish

the ongoing crimes of the is rarely occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance. his determination to confront the is rarely occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. the flow for further reaction, always good to welcome live on to the program is really journalist on column missed us the it's really daily how, right? it's a mirror or in the store and thank you for your time today. why don't you kind of re drawing of the middle east map is mister netanyahu talking by once he seeking? well, nathaniel is between um, a rock and the hot place. uh, regardless of these uh, bravado. uh he's uh, coming to washington knowing full well that there is no practical way off the square and the circle on one side are who's extreme right? the ministers while he's no out of the government for a while. smoking region, bank dear, who'd be man? the warring does a go on. on the other side is president trump green says that the war should be over

the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance. his determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. will palestinian political scientist profess aside mere believes that the is riley pm, will seek trump support for an expansion of village operations in the west bank. you want to give degree line to to go on in the west bank, especially in the west bank. and yes, it is going to expand what these are in the army city and talking about expanding this operation to the front of you. you can see the north end as well as to the front and downs as if the villages, which they believe that the best thing in the existence of their now the amount of getting more than 50, as i've seen them, does this, does, this is not true because we know that the most of them are, are 50 years. it's exactly like the claim goes up. that gives more than, you know, $50000.00 adapt talking about g

bank refugee camp on sunday, the palestinian news agency says nearly 20 buildings were blown up in jenin, leaving palestinian families displaced. israel's military launched a large scale operation in the west bank on the heels of the gaza ceasefire deal. meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington right now. in a matter of hours, he will take part in the second phase of the israel-hamas ceasefire. netanyahu is scheduled to meet tuesday with u.s. president donald trump. in what the prime minister says is a very important meeting. >> i believe that we can strengthen security, broaden the circle of peace and achieve a remarkable era of peace through strength. >> aaron david miller is a former state department middle east negotiator and a senior fellow with the carnegie endowment for international peace. he joins me now. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. rosemary. >> so, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is set to meet with u.s. president donald trump at the white house on tuesday. what do you expect will come out of that meeting? >> you

the palestinian news agency says nearly 20 buildings were blown up in jenin, leaving palestinian familiesisplaced. >> the israeli military launched a large scale operation in the west bank on the heels of the gaza ceasefire deal. israeli officials say the buildings were used as terrorist infrastructure. israel has provided no no evidence to support that claim. donald trump says he has, quote, meetings and talks scheduled with the ukrainian and russian leaders, but he isn't giving away any details yet about when those talks will take place so far. officials in kyiv don't seem impressed by the trump administration's proposals for handling the nearly three year long war. >> on saturday, the new u.s. envoy said ukraine needs to hold elections, which have been suspended because of the war. an adviser to mr. zelenskyy says a peace plan that only consists of a ceasefire and elections is a failed plan. he's asking for a more in-depth approach from the americans as russian airstrikes continue to kill ukrainian civilians. >> clare sebastian is joining us. klepper. what more do we know about these p

israel has ramped up a major offensive in the occupied west bank, especially in jenin. west bank. how does this align with the views of the trump administration and the fact that you're seeing this escalation potentially in violation of the cease fire? there was an airstrike as well in gaza today on a vehicle in the gaza strip. and that's already putting this very fragile ceasefire even at greater peril. >> yes. so us ending the us ending its support for the war in gaza should not be coupled with equally counterproductive policies such as supporting, you know, a renewed offensive in the west bank. and this is the problem here. netanyahu's coalition, namely, the last remaining very extremist member, finance minister smotrich, has demanded that a west bank counterterrorism operation be included in the list of formal objectives. post october 7th october 7th. so this he wants this added as a now official objective of the israeli government, and smotrich in particular, has threatened to collapse the government if netanyahu does not resume the war after the first 42 day phase

. >> by israel's military this weekend in the west bank city of jenin. >> the idf said sunday the targeted buildings were. used as terrorist infrastructure. >> it's unknown if there were. >> casualties and. >> u.s. stock. futures plummeting. >> as investors await. >> the impact of president. >> trump's tariffs on mexico. >> and canada. >> the president warned americans. >> the new. >> 25% tax. >> on imports. >> may cause pain, but it will. >> may cause pain, but it will. be worth the. welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. years had passed since bonnie craig was found dead, and investigators seem to be coming up against one false lead after another. and then a new dna match to a man who had moved to california. could this mean they could finally bring bonnie's killer to justice? or would it lead to yet another dead end? here's keith morrison. that one. keith morrison: all that was left to the family now, in the years after bonnie's murder, was the collecting of memories, of bits of things that reminded them of how good she was, how thoughtful. like a school paper bonnie was to have tu

the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance, his determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. so what will be happening in washington? well, at palestinian political science, as professor said, the mirror believes there's really pm will seek trump support for an expansion of military operations in the west bank. i want to give degree line to, to go on in the west bank, especially in the west bank. and yes, it is going to expand what these are in the army city and talking about expanding this operation to a different view. you can see the north end as well as to the front and downs as if the villages which they believe that the best thing is, is this that's out there. now that i'm eligible to help getting more than 50, as i've seen them just as this is not true, because we know that the most of them are, are 50 years. it's exactly like the claim goes up. becaus

let's turn to the middle east, where the city of jenin, in the occupied west bank, has been rocked by a series of simultaneous explosions. israel says it destroyed more than 20 buildings during its targeting of what it described as terrorist infrastructure. local authorities, though, say janine's hospital was damaged in the explosions. israel has stepped up its operations in the occupied west bank in recent weeks, since the ceasefire in gaza came into effect , weeks, since the ceasefire in gaza came into effect, and chinese communities across the country have been celebrating lunar new year. thousands of people gathered in central london earlier to watch a traditional lion dance and take part in the carnival. the lunar new year is a significant cultural celebration. it signifies the end of winter and the arrival of the year of the snake. that's it from me for the moment. more news a little later. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you, aaron, and good evening to you at home. i ho

let's turn to the middle east, where the city of jenin, in the occupied west bank, has been rocked byeries of simultaneous explosions. israel says it destroyed more than 20 buildings during its targeting of what it described as terrorist infrastructure. local authorities, though, say janine's hospital was damaged in the explosions. israel has stepped up its operations in the occupied west bank in recent weeks, since the ceasefire in gaza came into effect , weeks, since the ceasefire in gaza came into effect, and chinese communities across the country have been celebrating lunar new year. thousands of people gathered in central london earlier to watch a traditional lion dance and take part in the carnival. the lunar new year is a significant cultural celebration. it signifies the end of winter and the arrival of the year of the snake. that's it from me for the moment. more news a little later. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at monday'