israel has absolutely no sovereignty including east jerusalem.nce in our territory is unlawful. this must come to an end. the only sovereign in this territory is the palestinian people. international law is clear in this regard that the terminations and the icj are clear in this regard. the security council has also been absolutely clear in this regard. most recently the council must implement its resolutions without exception. mr. president, the un member attacking this organization from within its folds from within its room openly attempting to destroy a un agency arresting un staff trying to take over, the premises in east jerusalem after destroying numerous ones in gaza this is a very dangerous presence. if we allow it to pass all agencies are in danger. these united nations are in danger. the entire international community has come to the defense of ÃÃboth the general assembly and security council. the international community has affirmed its trust without the un responds to allegations. for months and years israel has tried to create a rift

marianne, what did ou jerusalem. marianne, what did you make _ jerusalem.jerusalem. marianne, what did you make of a? there's a - jerusalem. marianne, what did you make of a? there's a lot i jerusalem. marianne, what did| you make of a? there's a lot of ways to show your gratitude and that's not one of them. he did it twice. if you are defending elon musk for making that salute then i would question... you should do it as well. because if you think it is ok, most people don't, i think the one surprise here in disappointment that left a lot of people puzzled was the anti—defamation league came out and defended what he did saying maybe it was a mistake and all of that. i think what we're starting to see unfortunately is the slide into capitulation, justification, rationalization that you can't believe what you see with your own eyes. attica, there is no _ see with your own eyes. attica, there is no doubt _ see with your own eyes. attica, there is no doubt he _ see with your own eyes. attica, there is no doubt he is - see with your own eyes. attica, there is n

nick in | jerusalem, thanks forjoining jerusalem, thanks for joining us.crucial new details that have just come from hamas, it is worth repeating the breaking development, the four hostages who will be released will be karina, danielle, nama and liri. that hasjust will be karina, danielle, nama and liri. that has just been released in the last few minutes and we will bring reaction as that comes in. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. now to the us — the end of an extraordinary week — which has seen the inaugeration of donald trump for his second term — a tsunnami of executive orders — and most recently the declassification jfk assasination files. later today, president trump will be visiting north carolina and california — to see the aftermath of floods and wildfires. let's speak to caitriona perry who's in washington for us now. scientists point to global warming and say we will see more of the extreme weather events whether it is flooding or wildfires, and that is interesting given his position on global warming.— interesting given his

he takes you to jerusalem. you live jerusalem. he takes you back to it. you it for just a little bit of time. and if there is hope, if you can imagine a free palestine, free jerusalem, probably you will work towards that and the same thing applies to occupied palestine. we've been to other parts of palestine because of the israeli occupation, but we've been told many times by our parents and grandparents, especially our mothers, they've been telling us stories about palestine, yemeni blood in the past. the good old days how palestine was, you know, all nice and beautiful unoccupied, unreached. and therefore i see in in this case how, our turns into a story. in reality, we have it. we don't have it, but it can turn into poems into poetry, into literature, into stories. so our homeland turns into a story we love our homeland because of the story. we love our homeland because of the story. and we love the story. it's about our homeland. and this connection is signifying. and israel wants to sever this relationship, for example, between palestinians and land,

-- state of palestine with east jerusalem as its capital. the world owes them that. it is your obligation to deliver us that sense you got involved in this case from its inception, then it is your duty to complete this exercise by fulfilling the rights of the palestinian people. hundreds of thousands of palestinians in refugee camps in the west bank, including east jerusalem, also continue to rely on unrwa for their well-being and protection, which are under direct and escalating threats as israeli occupying forces and settlers intensify their attacks, causing loss of life and destruction of property and further forced displacement. the international community cannot ignore the rising violence and instability and cannot leave them without protection in this critical moment. we therefore reiterate our standing appeals to the international community to continue their historic accompaniment of our people on this long and painful journey, of which unrwa has been a central part and must remain so until it's mandate is fulfilled, with the realizat

that are going on, lucy williamson in jerusalem?— that are going on, lucy williamson in jerusalem?ork _ in jerusalem? they have been going on around a framework deal - in jerusalem? they have been going i on around a framework deal announced backin on around a framework deal announced back in may, but we are getting reports that they are now at an advanced stage. one palestinian official described it to the bbc as putting the finishing touches to the deal. and both sides, the israeli and hamas delegations are now in the same building, not indirect talks, but in the same building, holding final negotiations. we have been here before, but there are growing signs the night that a deal might be very close indeed, perhaps imminent, a deal that could see the end of the gaza war that has left more than 40,000 palestinians dead, but there has been no formal announcement yet, and this deal appears to be structured into three phases, with a final agreement, a commitment, to a permanent ceasefire, only being negotiated in the later stages. so, this is a partial deal. it will happen in stages,

what's tomorrow is that jerusalem, occupied east eastjerusalem, occupied east jerusalem, schools andem, schools and other medical facilities are to medicalfefl'itfieeéeste under this law, is officials cannot have any contact with unrwa officials, so they are warning will be an impact on = -: strip and the west bank. as occupied west bank. israel, as you say, has that unrwa you say, has said that unrwa has infiltrated by has been infiltrated by hamas operatives, but it is 7 7 unrwa has said it this investiation, found nine employees may involved in them october been involved in them october 7th git-3,4" is out of a 7th attacksgthet is but of a workforce of 7th attacksgthst is but of a workforce of about 13,000 total workforce of about 13,000 people. in total workforce of about 13,000 eo - le. , total workforce of about 13,000 --eole. , ., ., , total workforce of about 13,000 --eole. , ., ., m- hostages and return of prisoners, there is very moment sensitive moment approaching, and is the last remaining and that is the last remaining hostage alive in gaza is due to released? ., , release

yeah, us so much like you have to ask permission to go into jerusalem to get back to your own city. but these physical infrastructure was just the beginning. these real has a vision of a seamless feature where technology minimizes the interactions between palestinians and these riley army. these rel says it's safe, but it's quite disturbing. right now. high, amazing. tell us the need and digital rights campaign. ammonia stay a to find out more. explain the growing and train within is riley thinking of a so called fix stimulus occupation. when the, i don't know, it's a nation means to eliminate that. the dialect interaction between is rare, 80 as occupying force and zealous penny is as occupied the prince. and to make it a mean interaction between palestinians and the technology. so it's good yates, this idea that our problem is not with the occupied, but rather with a technology, a paper on this, the testing ground. so many of the supposedly frictionless technologies, the city split into 2 designs. h one with a population of like 200000 in age 235000 palestinians live under the gaze

this is amazing. suppose the new prisoner was, were united with his family and occupied east jerusalem. and that's where at least 20 of the prisoners have been released timers among the most prominent patterson, unit, prisoners re just exactly as the body. he was part of the front to move. she will not be allowed to return to janine and the occupied westbank because of israel's on getting rid of trees. so these are the scenes in con unit. some does it with some of these prisoners with crowds of people waiting degrees target. my resume is being reporting for us incoming units in southern gaza, where he spoke with one of the prison his sons, as he waited for his father to be released. that's the thing back to that and i the situation is very overwhelming. as you can see right now with the bucket ground celebrations are made, and families are set up rating the potential return of the palestinian prisoners from the east. very j is that in order to understand this much better, we are joined right now bike. well, how much i'm good i he is a one of the palestinian prison. his sons, who is exp

lucy williamson reporting from jerusalem.to the worst atrocity of the conflict in northern ireland — the 0magh bombing — will start hearing evidence from families today. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were murdered in the real ira attack in august 1998 after a bomb exploded in the main shopping street. 0ur ireland correspondent sarah girvin reports. this was the single deadliest attack of northern ireland's troubles. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were killed in the real ira bombing. no—one has ever been convicted of the atrocity, and bereaved families have spent years fighting for a public inquiry. aidan gallagher was in 0magh shopping on the day of the bomb. the 21—year—old never came home. his father wants answers. we had 31 beautiful, innocent people die and i think it's important that they are acknowledged. the thing at the back of all of our minds is that the people responsible for this horrendous, wicked and evil atrocity will not be held to account. that's the unfortunate thing. c

in jerusalem there. earlier i spoke to - ahead. in jerusalem there.ldren�*s charity. she is in southern gaza at the moment. i asked she is in southern gaza at the moment. iasked herfor a picture of the humanities and situation on the ground there. attacks continue. i heard a loud — attacks continue. i heard a loud buzzing of drones flying over— loud buzzing of drones flying over this _ have heard certainly that the situation _ have heard certainly that the situation is very complex. largeiy— situation is very complex. largely because the needs is so immense, — largely because the needs is so immense, families really need everything from warm shelter to access— everything from warm shelter to access to — everything from warm shelter to access to sufficient food, nutritious food, health,, and clean — nutritious food, health,, and clean water. children i see walking _ clean water. children i see walking around at the moment, in the _ walking around at the moment, in the compound here, they still— in the compound here, they still appear to be wearing summ

let's us there from jerusalem.estion from trump that more than president trump that more than 1 million palestinians will from gaza relocated cleansing. the palestinian president our people from the gaza strip". a future palestinian state. and a fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. first of all, do you make these comments from of these comments from trump? of these comments from trum - ? ., president trump? t5725??? . hand, president president trump? t5725? - hand, president trump is gaza has been z decimated 7 7 n decimated by 7 7 7 n decimated byan 7 7 n fidelsraeliibyan 7 7 indiscriminate israeli bombing campaign and destruction. campaign and mass destruction. so, that is his so, that is correct. his assessment of situation on assessment of the situation on ground is correct. what is thefground is correct. what is problematic, what is immoral is y _ his illegal and immoral is what his solution is, is to solution is, which is to relocate, also known as ethnic z— of the palestinians cleansing,

our corresondent, jon donnison, is in jerusalem.peak to yossi mekelberg, senior associate fellow of the middle east and north africa programme at chatham house. thank you forjoining us. we have this israeli cabinet meeting expected later, do you expect them to approve the deal despite their splits with some on the far right? good morning. yes, i do. ithink the agreement is going to pass, i think there is also even a bigger majority in the parliament because the opposition parties support this agreement, there is a general wide agreement, there is a general wide agreement within the israeli public for a very long time, the public says for a long time that they support a deal that will see the hostages also returning even if it means an end of war. at the same time, some of the far right oppose it idea logically. they want to see this war continue almost indefinitely. some of them tried to position themselves best in case of action but it's worth mentioning, one or two of them might resign from the cabinet, it doesn't mean that they l

when i come here to jerusalem, i sense a shared destiny. one embedded in your national anthem. the whole. israel is indeed a miracle, an outpost of freedom of western values, of civilization, a striking example of human potential. the physical embodiment of the maxim. if you will it, it is no dream. the same founding eat those that we prize in america. the american dream which says with hard work, the right values , you can build a life for yourself, your family and your community. the dream and the american dream these dreams are precious and we must cherish, protect and fight for them. we know that we have difficult days ahead to ensure that this always remains true. prime minister netanyahu recently said that if israel must stand alone, it will. i am here to tell you that it is our duty as americans that israel does not stand alone. we must never let israel stand alone. im confident in the end that r relationship will not just endure, but emerge stronger than erefore. israel, keep fighting. we are with you. god bless israel and god bless the united states of america. thank y

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, _ in the holy land. jon donnison in jerusalem, thank _ in the holy land. jon donnison in jerusalem,aza correspondent rushdi abualouf. he was reporting live from gaza where he lived and he is currently in cairo. i wanted to start on a personal note from you as to how you feel seeing these pictures that we have been showing live of those hundreds of thousands of palestinians making their way back into the north.— back into the north. well, mixed feelings. _ back into the north. well, mixed feelings. a - back into the north. well, mixed feelings. a very - mixed feelings. a very emotional day for me and my family, very relieved that my father and the rest of the family will be starting their journey back to gaza city. where most of their homes were destroyed. but it is a big day for all palestinians. we are talking about more than i million people on the move. i'm not sure if all of them will manage to cross today because it is a long walk and it is going to take a very long time to walk this road. it is a dusty road, partly destroyed road. they made some progress in taking out some of

s. embassy to jerusalem. most of western embassies have had a condition that jerusalem is it on, is the issue, the must be settled down the line. they kept their embassies and telling me it produced a cushion apply towards the sunny mode, produced it for him, which was a plan that was the way, but it was the most favorable plans, his rays of all the peace plans that have been throwing up over the years it was not going to give the palestinians a contiguous state. it was gonna give him the sort of swiss cheese of a state with a capital in the village called aberdeen on the edge of jerusalem. and of course the abraham because he started as those deals with arab countries to try and get them to recognize israel some of them days. and he was hoping to push that even further. now it is worth saying, but despite all of that, towards the end of that time, there was some difficulties and the relationship between prime minister netanyahu and uh, president trump. and i think that have been some difficulties since that

i said, and i didn't know this was going to happen, but he drew out something which is called a jerusalem declaration, which is something that we were off to sewing in the sort of co operative environment. and it says that, you know, you will put the interest of these around this time, is there any person that didn't sign it? because i didn't want to sign something that was going to make the united beholden to something like that. they could, i should. but most of the people didn't sign it and you know, part of it back. and i think what was that old about as time is going on, i realize that, you know, they were a couple of american congressmen with me on the trip. but i realize that almost every body who becomes a congressman, i understand that that is expected to sign or off the sign this jerusalem declaration, which makes them play just personally to support the nation of israel. we have to take a short break. let's stop for a moment, but we will be back to the discussion in a few moments they tune the the russian states. never as one of the most sense be the best english i'll send send

i was taken to jerusalem. i wouldn't say that i'm tied to the bottom. go into an advertising or something, but i was, you know, i'm invited to a conference in jerusalem about freedom and democracy. i went to nice to all. this is great. i'm just going to go and meet some people and this is very nice. i had a visit to connect, sit on my trip. and while i was there, i, we, we were all taken into a room in the back of the can. they said we had a men meeting with the member of the can. i said, and i didn't know this was going to happen. but he drew out something which is called a jerusalem declaration, which is something that we were off to sign in, the sort of co operative environment. and it says that, you know, you will put the interest of these around this time. is there any person that didn't sign it because i didn't want to sign something that was going to make the united beholden to something like that. they could, i should. but most of the people didn't sign it and you know, part of it back. and i think what was that old about as time is going on, i

jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem.ucks are queuing at the southern entry into gaza waiting for the cease-fire, which is expected to get underway on sunday, if it goes ahead. aid has gone into gaza from a number of crossings since the war began. before it, around 500 lori loads of aid entered the gaza territory every day. that is according to the u.n. but that plummeted to just nine a day in the period once the war had started. in the beginning of january was averaging 51 truckloads a date. the cease-fire deal, well, that stipulates that some 600 loorry loads a day of relief supplies should be delivered into gaza. let's talk to the palestine country director for the world food program. what are your hopes for this deal? if he does get off the ground, how quickly are you thinking that aid could surge to the gaza territory, and will it be enough, those 600 trucks a day? >> i mean, from the world food program and all the humanitarian actors, 15 month into this war, we heard them saying over and over that we have sufficient

-— in jerusalem. much indeed. welcome _ in jerusalem. thanks very much indeed. welcome to _ in jerusalem. thanks very much indeed. welcome to hostage i indeed. welcome to hostage square in tel aviv, which has become a focal point for israel's trauma since the 7th of october, where people have been camping out, holding protest rallies and demanding the return of israel's hostages. there are still almost a hundred hostages in gaza and under the first phase of the ceasefire deal 33 would be returning home when the ceasefire comes into place. there are various different tents across the square and this is a tent for one of the kibbutz that was overrun by hamas on the 7th of october. it was in an area right on the border with gaza. i am going to ask a former resident to come out and join us. thank you for speaking to us. what is your reaction to the ceasefire deal? i am in short i am happy about it. i am in short i am happy about it i_ i am in short i am happy about it i hope— i am in short i am happy abou

embassy to its rightful place in jerusalem.e historic abraham courts the greatest drive toward peace normalization and more than a quarter-century. adopting the strategy to align u.s. central command to israel. and finally, president trump's wise decision to call out on rock for what it is, a hive of anti-semitism and eliminate every dollar of u.s. funding. when the enemy is inside the gates of the united nations america must be the one to call it by its name and destroy it. president trump on did this and we will return to the strategies and. you know as well as i that the enemy is inside more than just the gates of the united nation. it's all so powerful western institutions in my country and beyond this is why total victory is not just physical self-defense but ideological self-defense. as chair of the house republican conference i'm proud that house republicans have passed bipartisan resolution to support of israel. called out anti-semitism in the house of congress and brought transparency to the anti-semitic propaganda pus

this was the moment of all the streaming present were united with his family and occupied east jerusalem. that's where it, at least 20 of the prisoners have been released. homicide responding to hot buddies, h captives housing guys as part of the seas. 5 deal with israel. 3 is really easy. 5 tiny nationals is those prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's called some of the scene during that release showcase and basically stalled the release upon us to mean prisoners and his phones. audio technica boys whom spoke to one prisoner but being released dr. b and is really jail for the past 24 years of a shoulder. and no, i had this important other model. this is a feeling that made me forget the pain of 24 years when you, me to those people who wanted to have you at the moment. welcome to get that set up . there are no was to describe how i'm feeling right now. they're really on know what 24 years of suffering could just be a raised. if i met one of the children of calls that we have to really value and appreciate what this country nation gave to us. they sacrificed everything and they need ev

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem.ke has more reaction from jerusalem to president trump's proposal. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was a phenomenal location by the sea with the best weather. now, though, he's describing it as a demolition site and says it's over and that it needs to be cleaned out. and that has sparked a lot of concern today. critics saying that this sounds like language which is tantamount to ethnic cleansing, if palestinians have to leave gaza. mr trump was suggesting that the likes of egypt and jordan could take in more palestinians, and that people would be able to live in peace there. jordan has already got more than two million registered palestinian refugees, and the foreign minister has been saying that they've got this unwavering commitment to palestinians remaining in gaza while there is, of course, reconstruction of the place, which has been so badly damaged in the past 15 months. egypt has said pr

it gets with the very latest from jerusalem. tens of thousands of sub units have protested in front of so be a national television headquarters in belgrade to protest. what they say is the broadcast. as pro government bias, one student was seriously injured. and a protest on friday when a driver ramsey's cough into a crowd of demonstrations. students have led daily demonstrations in belgrade since november. the 10s of thousands of protesters went silent for 15 minutes in the serbian capital one minute for each victim of the tragedy. and no besides, they say the disaster was caused by rampant government corruption and are demanding widespread changes. the plan for further actions depends on how the state and the institutions react to our demand. so he's actually on what else on this evening, protestors were gathered around the serbian national television building the state broadcast or has been reporting claims by president alexander voltage that protesters are being paid by for an agents to overthrow his government. claims they say are on true and dangerous bliss by god. so the 1st of

that was a jerusalem corresponded tanya cream. well, if the deal does go ahead, her mouse would initially hand over 33 hostages in the coming weeks in exchange for israel freeing hundreds of palestinian prisoners. but hadn't the announcement? israel stepped up airstrikes and gaza. the comment as well. as mentioned the, how about the health ministry there? i'm us run health industry says that those strikes of killed, more than 80 palestinians, mixed feelings among thousands celebrations at the news of a ceasefire. mix to doubt that it will happen and tinge with sadness. it everything that has been lost, that trepidation is backed up by events since the announcement that is where the air strikes pumping to celebrate to be moved, taking the lives with them. the deal is supposed to come into force on sunday the on certain days ahead and making some here novice we must remain cautious. we were afraid that could be an even worse blood boston before i saw him . anything of it the next few days could be even more difficult than the whole

they're serving underwashed clinics across the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem are open. and that really is the message from you and officials top to bottom, that unrest work, whether it be a guys or other parts of the occupied palestinian territories, continues that life saving work, particularly getting aid into gaza right now. which on was very much a part of that will continue for as long as possible gabriel's onto. i'll just either at united nations in new york. the sir is president document. all cheryl has made his 1st nationwide address. as the interim leader, it comes a day off the here, bullish the constitution and dissolved parliament shotwell now form a temporary legislative council, which he says will be inclusive. and the need to call the, we realized this is a transitional phase and it's part of the political process that will require the commitment of all the syrian people inside and outside of the country, even to build the future with dignity and freedom. without any marginalization that means we will walk on forming a transitional cabinet that will refle

jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. mahmoudian is a middle east research fellow at the global and national security institute. like many others, i'm happy because it will reduce the chance of civilian casualties. but i'm not really among the group of people who are optimistic about this ceasefire resulting in peace in the long run, we have to wait and see. because this ceasefire seems to be an indicator of one of the two issues being resolved, or moving towards being resolved, that's the hostage issue. the other issue that the israeli government right before invading gaza and launching its military operation cited as one of its main agendas is uncertain, which is the question of who will govern gaza in the post—war era. we don't know whether israelis are going to tolerate hamas or not, the statement are that there is no chance that hamas will survive there, it does not seem that hamas shared the same mutual understanding, there are israeli sources yesterday, israeli times for example, reporting that a minister has convi

thank you very much, jon donnison in jerusalem.irst official visit since becoming british prime minister. he's planning to sign what downing street is calling a landmark, hundred—year partnership which formalises and builds on economic and military support for kyiv. sir keir previously visited ukraine when he was leader of the opposition in 2023, and has hosted president zelensky twice at downing street since entering office. president biden has warned americans about the dangerous concentration of power in the hands of a few rich people as he delivered his farewell address, four days before leaving office. he said institutions that govern a free society are being threatened. today an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence, that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms, and a fair shot for everyone to get ahead. we see the consequences all across america, and we've seen it before, more than a century ago. but the american people stood up to the robber barons back t

zayna bought a bed, arriving to her house in jerusalem. now you'll have to remember that the restrictions against palestinians, by these really occupation in the occupied west bank are difficult, but then occupied is jerusalem. the even more and more complicated. so muted is a celebration. so we cannot say that there are a set abrasions, we've seen a video really in the past few seconds of a day and all having to had houses in herself. it was recently v united with her father who spent a long time in is really jail. so, you know, again, a difficult moment for this family who had seen the father being and is released. and then now the 3rd who got a ested now is being reduced as part of this deal. now again, as we've been talking me and you earlier, usually when we see more crack down more to gas, these really forces entering deeper into between you and in the vicinity of the federal prison. that signals that the, the release is immune. and now as to where the, the pushing people back of it is that the ideas of the buses can come through wit

you're un headquarters in new york spokesperson says that the unreal offices in occupied east jerusalem are essentially still operating. and what he means by essentially is that the u. n. flag is still flying over it. however, about 2 dozen international staff did not have their visas renewed by the is really government, so they have been moved elsewhere. local staff are also not working in that office right now. and it, the un has removed any sensitive documents or computers from the office in anticipation of israel, potentially reading the office and closing it down. but the key message here from you and headquarters on thursday, was it unreal? continues their life saving work. i can tell you that uh on what the hell told us today, and we've been speaking to them by phone a number of times this morning that they are continuing to deliver assistance and services to the communities they're serving under what clinics across the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem are open and that really is the message from you and officials top to bottom, that unrest work, whether it be and guys

fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem.into the gaza ceasefire, the head of israel's security service has signalled that the country's focus is switching to palestinian armed groups in the occupied west bank. israeli forces have been carrying out a major military operation in and around the west bank city of jenin since tuesday. for more on this, let's speak to roland friedrich, unrwa's director of affairs for the occupied west bank and eastjerusalem. mr friedrich, thank you for joining us. what kind of situation are you see an unfolding?— situation are you see an unfolding? situation are you see an unfoldin: ? . ~ ,, , . unfolding? thank you very much indeed for _ unfolding? thank you very much indeed for having _ unfolding? thank you very much indeed for having me. _ unfolding? thank you very much indeed for having me. we - unfolding? thank you very much indeed for having me. we are i indeed for having me. we are seeing at the moment unfortunately a further deterioration of the humanitarian and security situation in the w

that'd be occupied westbank and occupied east jerusalem. despite israel spent on the agency known as one rock coming into effect on thursday. it provides critical assistance to nearly $6000000.00 refugees, including health care and education is also the backbone of humanitarian operations in gaza. when we're ones of disastrous consequences, if israel blocks it gave liaison to has more from the un in your un headquarters in new york, a spokesperson says that the unreal offices an occupied east jerusalem are essentially still operating. and what he means by essentially is that the un flag is still flying over it. however, about 2 dozen international staff did not have their visas renewed by these really governments, so they have been moved elsewhere. local staff are also not working in that office right now. and it, the un has removed any sensitive documents or computers from the office in anticipation of israel, potentially reading the office and closing it down. but the key message here from you and headquarters on thursday, was it unreal continues their life saving work. i can tell

ok, steve, this goes to the team reporting from jerusalem. we appreciate your work. thank you . thank you. last week to let flood. i'll get to his guys, an analyst and resident senior fellow at the atlanta council. snow cross and middle east security initiative in washington. good. you have you with us in light of everything that's happening. do you think this deal will go through thanks so much for having me. on the one hand, i very much so think at least the 1st 2 phases of the deal will proceed. i think there's way too much political capital in the united states and by the incoming trump administration that's tied into this deal happening to stabilize the, gotten the strip to ensure that the middle leases stable enough so that mr. trump can pursue some of his other regional priorities, as well as focus domestically and not be distracted by what's happening in gaza. on the other hand, there are immense obstacles to seeing this all the way through to phase 3, which in my view remains the most unlikely phase of this simply because there, i don't see a scenario in which guys it c

the very light is there from jerusalem. cosentino, i got stay safe and thank you. an indian cortez convicted a man of right and murder of a delta at a government hospital in the eastern city of con content. city police old interior was found guilty of the august 9th of salt on a 31 years old junior delta. the k spots nationwide outright jumped to the victim's body was discovered in the seminar of the hospitals. doctors went on striking mass demonstrations, cobra johnston and improve security measures, but don't as and women in all occupations to work without fear. the quote is to head down a sentence monday for the defendant to maintains it was falsely accused. let's bring you now correspondent in delhi shadow you out of the so a guilty verdict there, but what sort of sentence can we expect to come monday as well? it's hard to predict the band, but what i can tell you is that the federal investigative agency, the c b i has asked for maximum penalty, which is did that penalty. the quantum of punishment, like you said, is going to be announced on monday. so we'll hav