jonah fisher live injerusalem.orters and opponents of south korea's suspended president have been on the streets of seoul for a second day. some stayed out all night, braving freezing temperatures and snow. many protesters are gathered around the official residence of president yoon suk yeol. investigators tried to get into the compound and arrest mr yoon on friday for declaring martial law. they were turned away by security personnel guarding the president. it's thought they may try to detain him again before the arrest warrant expires at midnight on monday. this is the scene now live in seoul outside the presidential residence, where you can see protestors once again gathered, both in support and opposition to president yoon. those who want to see him arrested immediately and those who want to try to stop it. and there's also a police presence out in the south could be korean capital. woongbee lee is editor of bbc korean. he told me about the attempts to arrest the former president. 0n on friday, the coi investig

israel says it's targeting hamas fighters and infrastructure. jonah fisher has the latest from jerusaleme standards. israel says this weekend it struck more than 100 what it calls terror targets in gaza. one of those hit was the zood family home. destroyed by an israeli air strike on gaza city last night. this morning, they were looking for bodies. amar, a cousin, explains that the bodies of seven family members have been recovered. he says they're looking for four more, three of them children. israel is not allowing western journalists into gaza. it says its strikes this week and eliminated dozens of hamas terrorists. the gaza health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed and many more injured since thursday. not all of them are fighters. hidden but not forgotten, there are still israeli hostages inside gaza. among them, liri albag, a 19—year—old soldier. this was her before. this is her now, in a still from a video that has been posted online. proof for her parents that she is still alive. translation: we aren't giving up. don't you give up, either. keep fighting and survi

. >> jonah fisher is in jerusalem and our correspondent is in istanbul. from both of you the latest that you are hearing from the respective sides in the negotiation. jonah, i will begin with you. >> today has been a day in which we have heard strong voices against this deal in israel including prominent members of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them came out this morning with a tweet saying he thought it would be a catastrophe for israeli national security if the deal went ahead. clearly, mr. netanyahu has quite a job to do. there was also a letter written to him as prime minister by 10 members of his own coalition urging him not to make the deal. there is certainly opposition here. it remains to be seen if we do get to the point of it possibly being agreed as to whether those people within his cabinet who are against it, whether they kick up a fuss and threaten to leave government or when push comes to shove if they make the objections heard but allow the deal to go through. >> you have been speaking to the palestinian official with close knowledge

palestinians, who have suffered terribly in this war that hamas started. 0ur middle east correspondent, jonah fisherresponse to the negotiations. we've heard some pretty strong voices against this deal, - here in israel, including some prominent members of- benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them came out this morning with a tweet, i saying he thought it would be a catastrophe for israeli - national security if. this deal went ahead. clearly, mr netanyahu has a job to do. - there was also a letter written to him by ten members- of his own coalition urging him not to make that deal. - 0ur gaza correspondent, rushdi abualouf, has been speaking to a palestinian source close to the negotiations. they said it is almost done. i have seen one time, maybe twice, before where the israeli and hamas delegations are in the same building. the egyptians, the americans, the qataris, and everybody involved, are in the same building, trying to put the final touches — as this official told me. we have very exclusive information about this deal. the israeli army will remain in the area called the buffer zone, someth

our correspondent in jerusalem jonah fisher has the latest — first on the reaction in israel to thisl to the publication of this list of 3a hostages which hamas presented as being the 3a names that would be released as part of any ceasefire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively that these 3a names are nothing new. it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year and they have pointed out that list does not actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. so, of the names on that list, two of the children, for example, well, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli airstrikes so the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think this is effectively a move by hamas to try push forward to put pressure on the israeli government to come up with a deal in the talks which are taking place at the moment in doha. israel is in the process of negotiating there with a mediation team to try and achieve

our correspondent jonah fisher has the latest, first on the reaction in israel to this hostage list being correspondent:correspondent: it has been a pretty angry reaction to the publication of this list of 34 hostages, which hamas presented as being the 34 names that would be released as part of any cease-fire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively these 34 names are nothing new, it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year, and they have pointed out that that list does not actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. some of the names on that list, two of the children for example, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli airstrikes. the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think this is effectively unmoved by hamas to try -- a move by hamas to try to put pressure on the israeli government to come up with a deal in the talks which are taking place at the moment in doha. israel is in t

let's speak to the bbc�*s jonah fisher, injerusalem, and our gaza correspondent, rushdi abualouf, who'sul. i want to get from both of you the latest you are hearing from the latest you are hearing from the respective sides in this negotiation.— the respective sides in this negotiation. the respective sides in this neuotiation. ., , . negotiation. today has been a da in negotiation. today has been a day in which — negotiation. today has been a day in which we _ negotiation. today has been a day in which we have - negotiation. today has been a day in which we have heard i negotiation. today has been a i day in which we have heard some pretty strong voices against this deal, here in israel, including prominent members of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them came out this morning with a tweet, saying he thought it would be a catastrophe for israeli national security if this deal would ahead. clearly, mr netanyahu has a job to do. there was also a letter written to him by ten members of his own coalition urging him not to make that deal. yes, there are certainly opposition here. it rema

jonah fisher has the latest from jerusalem.ng, even by this war�*s terrible standards. israel says this weekend it struck more than 100 what it calls terror targets in gaza. one of those hit was the zood family home. destroyed by an israeli air strike on gaza city last night. this morning, they were looking for bodies. amar, a cousin, explains that the bodies of seven family members have been recovered. he says they're looking for four more, three of them children. israel is not allowing western journalists into gaza. it says its strikes this week eliminated dozens of hamas terrorists. the gaza health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed and many more injured since thursday. not all of them are fighters. hidden but not forgotten, there are still israeli hostages inside gaza. among them, liri albag, a 19—year—old soldier. this was her before. this is her now, in a still from a video that has been posted online. proof for her parents that she is still alive. translation: we aren't giving up. don't you give up, eith

jonah fisher is injerusalem. reaction here in israel to the publication of this list of 3a hostages, which hamas presented as being the 3a names that would be released as part of any ceasefire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively that these 3a names are nothing new. it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year. and they've pointed out that that list doesn't actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. some of the names on that list, two of the children, for example, well, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli air strikes. so the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think that this is effectively a move by hamas to try and push forward, to put pressure on the israeli government, to come up with a deal in the talks which are taking place at the moment in doha. israel is in the process of negotiating there

jonah fisher is our correspondent injerusalem.re are feeling about the possible agreement. well, it rather depends who you speak to. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu certainly has some strong voices within his own cabinet who are not happy with the prospect of this deal as they have seen it. we have heard yesterday from one of the far right ministers in his cabinet, saying the deal would be a catastrophe for israeli national security. today another of those ministers, a security minister, said a deal would effectively raise the war achievements that have been gained with much blood by our fighters. and he called on others tojoin him and fighters. and he called on others to join him and what he called israel's surrender to hamas. so clearly there are members of mr netanyahu's cabinet who are very opposed to this deal. i suppose the question at this point is are they opposed enough to try and bring down mr netanyahu pots government or indeed is this already priced in by mr netanyahu in his pursuit of this deal? he has p

for more on that, jonah fisher is injerusalem for us.s quite a complicated agreement, three phases, talk us to the bones of it and how it's going to pan out and work, if it does pan out.— if it does pan out. yeah, it's a complicated _ if it does pan out. yeah, it's a complicated agreement i if it does pan out. yeah, it's a complicated agreement in j a complicated agreement in three phases and only really the first phase has been properly spelled out. all the rest of it has been left for further discussions. the first phaseis further discussions. the first phase is due to last 42 days, it's due to start on sunday. it will begin with the cessation of hostilities and there will be a hostage release of three female israelis, women, on that day we believe, and trucks of aid and fuel will be allowed to go in. and then through a —— throughout the 42 day period, every time where hostages are released, the israeli side will released, the israeli side will release dozens of palestinian prisoners from prisons here in israel. at the same time as the

we'll speak to tom bateman in washington, and jonah fisher is injerusalem. jonah, what are we hearingan israeli official told the bbc real progress appears to have been made _ real progress appears to have been made in _ real progress appears to have been made in those talks and that detailed _ made in those talks and that detailed negotiations are now taking place about hundreds and thousands of small— place about hundreds and thousands of small details that make up that agreement. so it does appear like the big _ agreement. so it does appear like the big principles have been agreed in the _ the big principles have been agreed in the small technical parts are now being _ in the small technical parts are now being talked over. that are certainly _ being talked over. that are certainly those here in israel though— certainly those here in israel though who don't want this deal to id though who don't want this deal to go through —— that is certainly. we have _ go through —— that is certainly. we have heard — go through —— that is certainly. we have heard from far—right members are benjam

let others get the very latest with our correspondentjonah fisher, who is here injerusalem with me. jonah last hour orso lot of chatter in the last hour or so about whether or not they are there with the deal. what can you tell us?— are there with the deal. what can you tell us? yeah come in the last 24 — can you tell us? yeah come in the last 24 hours _ can you tell us? yeah come in the last 24 hours or _ can you tell us? yeah come in the last 24 hours or so - can you tell us? yeah come in the last 24 hours or so the i the last 24 hours or so the israeli side have been saying they have been waiting for the go—ahead from hamas, approval from hamas. it seemed about half an hour ago from hamas. it seemed about half an hour