noga. >> talk to me for a moment. ralph just made this point, and i, i thought when all the political stuff happened earlier this week with donald trump, with netanyahu in new york and donald trump talking about what should happen in gaza, my first worry was about the state of this fragile deal. for whatever reason, we're here on saturday morning and the deal is moving forward as as it was planned. so a lot of turmoil in israel about this new discussion, because it's activated some sentiments in israel that have been outside of the mainstream for a very long time. the idea of clearing out gaza entirely. that said, are you surprised that it did not interfere with the deal, as it stands right now, that this cease fire and this hostage exchange and this prisoner exchange is still going on? >> i'm not. >> surprised because. first of all, the trump administration seems intent on seeing this this cease. >> fire. >> ceasefire deal be. >> followed through. >> and we've heard from trump personally.

. >> noga tarnopolsky. noga, let's start with where you are. >> it's a momentous day for those. >> waiting for the release of these hostages. tell us what you are seeing, what you are hearing, what the mood is there. >> yeah. >> it is a very. momentous day, one. >> in. >> a. >> series here. this used. >> to be. >> the plaza. >> outside the tel aviv. >> museum of art. >> and it has. become known as. hostages square. >> you can see behind me. each community. >> that was attacked. >> during the. >> hamas assault. of october 7th, 2023 has its. >> own tent. >> here. its own. >> community. >> and the crowds have just. been mounting since the morning, despite. >> the. >> fact that. >> at this point. >> the exchange. >> the freeing of the hostages. >> is done. people keep. >> screaming into the square. >> and just. a couple. >> of minutes ago, honestly. >> keith. seagulls chopper. >> the mil chopper. >> bringing him to hospital. >> overflew the square. it seemedo linger. >> and a huge. >> cheer went up and waves at