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drive in more cloud. a start on friday, maybe the frost just lingering to the far northwest. off the north seas east anglia, southeast england and along the channel coast down towards as we go through friday. so temperatures sitting at around 5—7, maybe 8 degrees, there's still the risk of a few sharp showers around from time in nature as it's staying cold, but the quiet theme on the whole is likely to stay with us. hourly details here. that's it. take care. this is bbc news. united nations wants donald against ethnic cleansing trump againstrethnic cleansing the president trump againstrsthnic cleansing the president the trump againstrethnic cleansing the president the us a“? the efgi'iagniis'fl an; ”2, take over ettef the efeh'iaehthe'e the ”2, take over the gaza strip. topic that says it is to a topic that says it is to help. a topic that says it is to hel _ . ., a topic that says it is to hel. ~ . ., , , help. what he has generously offered is _ of - help. what he has generously offered is _ of the i offered is the ability of the us to go in and help with the debris and munitions debris remov

going to be a change on the way over the next few days. that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea will bring some wintry flurries, frost and patchy fog still an issue. and coming in from the southeasterly. for england and wales. for northern ireland and scotland. with wind gusts potentially 30—a0 miles an hour at times. it really will make it feel quite cold, best of the sunshine, best of the warmth to the northwest. across the downs and the hills of wales, of snow settling for first thing on saturday morning. quite a lot of cloud to begin with on saturday. a little bit of nuisance rain and then hopefully we will see we keep this area of high pressure, so, as we go through the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around, for one or two of us of some wintry showers from time to time. live from london, this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive order sanctioning the international criminal court, for a us takeover of gaza — despite criticism from world leaders. hello. i'm tadhg enright. you are welcome bbc

a change on the way over the next few days. going to drive in more cloud off the north sea.l an issue. so the high pressure is drifting off to the near that's tapping into some colder air. it's going to really take the edge off the feel of the weather as well. western fringes will keep some sunshine. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for northern ireland and scotland. best of the sunshine, best of the warmth to the north—west. morning. we keep those clear skies, so saturday to the north—west will start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. a little bit of nuisance rain drifting its way steadily north, turning drizzly, and then hopefully we will see a little bit of brightness developing into the south—east by the end of the day. then through sunday and into the week ahead, to keep things relatively quiet but still pretty cold. so, as we go through the week ahead, a lot of dry weather of us of some wintry showers from time to time. live from singapore, this is bbc news. president donald trump restates his vision to "take once fighting comes to an end

frost just lingering to the far northwest, starting to develop, it will push in some showers off the north seahannel coast down towards cornwall. it will be windy with it, as well, which will take as we go through friday. so temperatures sitting at around 5—7, maybe 8 degrees, but it will feel noticeably cooler, when you factor to freezing for many on exposed east coasts. into the start of the weekend, we are likely to continue to see high pressure with us. on the whole is likely to stay with us. hourly details here. that's it. the white house tries to clarify president trump's proposal that the us take over the gaza strip and remove the palestinian population. transgender athletes from female sports competitions. g re nfell tower. hello. a very warm welcome to the programme. we start in the us.

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business is abandoning the north sea because of his decision. what signal does he think he's sending to his investors. >> this is a man that needed emergency voice coaching on christmas eve. it's foolish and borrowing 8 billion pounds. it is so clueless and it's borrowing 8 billion pounds for gb energy a. fanty project that's not great, not british and does not produce any energy: >> going to pay things off and owning energy company. >> something we didn't have on the last government and the projects following me and we're getting it back. # # why is it so hard to do the right thing. >> he says his party isn't open to anything -- open to anything when it comes to changing our line and open to an insurance-based system. so can my right honor friends confirm time to labor the government, nhs will be there for everyone. >> this is a massive draw to the economy and go going to agree with me that the economic growth is spread around the uk and will therefore be agreeing for the minister. obviously going for the meeting with the relevant manager. >> g

a change on the way over the next few days. that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea. butr skies. frost and patchy fog still an issue. it's going to really take the edge off the feel of the weather as well. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for northern ireland and scotland. particularly if you're caught in those sharper showers. of wales, we could see a few centimetres, particularly in wales, of snow settling forfirst thing on saturday morning. quite a lot of cloud to begin with on saturday. a little bit of brightness developing into the southeast not quite as cold on saturday, the winds not quite as strong either. live from london. this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive order sanctioning a dangerous abuse of power. live from london. this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive order sanctioning the international criminal court, accusing it of a dangerous abuse of power. meanwhile, donald trump has doubled down on his plan for a us �*takeover�* of gaza — despite criticism from world leaders. former harrods employees have accused moham

so into monday — not that much in the way of change once again. driving in cloud off the north sea. andchange, around 5—6 degrees. so you can see a relatively quiet story, no significant until then, have a lovely sunday afternoon, bye—bye. live from london. israeli troops withdraw from the militarised zone their lives in a fire, will be dismantled, despite some opposition. the only way forward to ground floor level. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. as israeli forces say they've completed their withdrawal from the netzarim corridor in central gaza. the road which split north and south

south—easterly so, for england and wales, it's not going to be to the far north—west. showers off the north sea so, temperatures sitting at around 5—7, maybe 8 degrees, probably feeling close to freezing for many on exposed east coasts. there's still the risk of a few sharp showers around from time to time. and in the south—east, some of those could be wintry in nature, but the quiet theme on the whole is likely to stay with us. well, download the bbc weather app and you can find that's it. take care. live from london, this is bbc news. new data shows last month was the world's warmest january on record, more than seven years after the grenfell fire, the tower block will be dismantled. the white house tries to clarify the gaza strip and remove the palestinian population. sean "diddy" combs, as he awaits trial the white house has attempted to clarify a spokeswoman said the president was committed the us secretary of state called it a generous offer to rebuild gaza.

together a little. to the far northwest. starting to develop, it will push in some showers off the north searhaps east anglia, south—east england and along the channel coast down towards cornwall. as we go through friday. in the strength of the wind, so you'll need a couple to stay with us. that's it. take care. as the press secretary defends president trump's plans to take over the territory. protestors gather outside the worlds largest aid agency — usaid — after thousands of its employees glad you could join me. sending troops to gaza — after the us president several us allies on wednesday condemned president trump's stated plan to "take over" gaza to rebuild it as "the riviera of the middle east". has called "a demolition site"

that will be noticeable across north sea coasts. brighter. but some areas could stay cloudy all day. and temperatures 6—9 degrees — that's a little above the seasonal norm. but into next week, temperatures drop below the seasonal norm. it turns colder, easterly winds. a lot of dry weather because of high pressure, but there will still be some rain northern and eastern areas. live from london, this is bbc news. ajudge has blocked president trump from placing hours before it was due to happen. joe biden's security clearance. hostages in the latest exchange of the gaza ceasefire deal. and the uk government demands access to encrypted data stored by apple icloud users worldwide to help tackle crime. hello. i'm nicky schiller. welcome to programme. blocked some of president donald trump's plans which had notified workers that almost all staff at the world's a few hundred. headquarters, where crews were seen removing the signs.

of oil giant equinor tells the bbc he's confident about a controversial new oil field in the uk north seae investments. welcome to business today, live from new york. we start here in the us where markets have steadied after a volatile week driven by the on—and—off—again tariff regime of the trump presidency. across the pond in the uk, the bank of england has cut

temperatures today roughly five to seven degrees, but don't forget feeling colder in the breeze in from the north searatures still round about five to seven degrees heading on into thursday. again for some patchy light rain or drizzle in across the south west. but temperatures five to about eight degrees this is one to check out your bbc weather app for. into the south west. and some hill snow. high pressure effectively blocking this, but the up some of this cloud, and more of us so do keep an eye on what's happening if it goes as we think at the moment, this is bbc news. hours after donald trump suggested he may withdraw dozens of nations urge �*open' and �*ethical�* artificial in australia, who are fighting the governing body for the team's recognition. by noon on saturday. 16 israeli hostages have been released.

of oil giant equinor tells the bbc he's confident about a controversial new oil field in the uk north sea, as the company pledges to cut back on rewnewable investments. welcome to business today, live from new york. we start here in the us where markets have steadied after a volatile week driven by the on—and—off—again tariff regime of the trump presidency. across the pond in the uk, the bank of england has cut all—importantjobs numbers out this time tomorrow. giving an earnings update after the bell. of yardeni research. let's start off with a which seems to be digesting a bunch of corporate earnings and which seems to be digesting a bur focus :orporate earnings and which seems to be digesting a bur focus :o goinge earnings and which seems to be digesting a bur focus :o going to arnings and which seems to be digesting a burfocus :o going to beings and which seems to be digesting a burfocus :o going to be later|nd which seems to be digesting a bu amazon going to be later|nd which seems to be digesting a bu amazon withg to be later|nd which seems to be digesting a bu amazon with theirle la

and with that cloud around and a brisk easterly wind showers off the north sea, impacting perhaps eastay. so temperatures sitting at around 5—7, maybe 8 degrees, but it will feel noticeably cooler when you factor in the strength of the wind, so you'll need a couple to freezing for many on exposed east coasts. into the start of the weekend, well, we are likely to continue to see high pressure with us. around from time to time, and in the south—east, as it's staying cold. to stay with us. take care. donald trump's plan take control of the gaza a spokeswoman said residents would be temporarily relocated while trump said the displacement would be permanent. prevents transgender women from competing in female on interest rates. will it cut the cost of borrowing today? that the question and if you have a tracker certainly if you have a tracker mortgage,

be more cloud there's quite a cold wind developing, that's going to drive in more cloud off the north seaoing to really take the edge off the feel of the weather as well. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for in a cluster of showers as we go through the day, with wind gusts potentially 30 to a0 miles an hour at times. it really will make it feel quite cold, best of the sunshine, best the warmth, to the northwest. but it's worth bearing in mind, through the evening hours, of wales, we could see a few centimetres, particularly will start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. by the end of the day. as strong either. we keep this area of high pressure, which will continue so as we go through the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around, but that still means there's a risk for live from london. sanctions on its staff. trump accused the icc of illegitimate and baseless actions against america and israel. former harrods employees accuse mohamed al fayed's brother for the department store. hello, i'm sarah campbell. you for watching. denounced the international criminal

little bit below par, cloud — murky story. away, potentially to —6 celsius. driving in cloud off the north seaome wintriness from time to time. flow continue for much of the week ahead. forecast in your area. uk health minister, andrew gwynne is sacked the first president of independent namibia, and one of the world's biggest sporting events chiefs in the us super bowl. i'm rajini vaidyanathan. i'm rajini to idyanathan. i'm rajini to this nathan. i'm rajini to this hour n. i'm rajini to this hour on bbc news. people walking on foot and on donkeys. how significant this

boss of the norwegian energy giant equinor says he's confident a controversial new oil field in the north sea slower than anticipated. cost is increasing, meaning that, you know, these type of projects are more costly, less profitable. what does that make you think? first of all, when i hear "drill, baby, drill", the oil and gas business. of decide on the drilling programme, more wells will be drilled. the owner ofjim beam whisky — suntory — has warned donald trump's tariffs may lead to boycotts of us brands. and mexico if new tariffs are imposed. with 25% tariffs earlier this week. more on the website. that is business today.

there's quite a cold wind developing, that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea. developingd and wales. western fringes will keep some sunshine. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for in a cluster of showers as we go through the day, with wind gusts potentially 30 to a0 miles an hour at times. west, and with elevation across the downs and the hills in wales, of snow settling for first thing we keep those clear skies, so saturday to the northwest by the end of the day. as strong either. to keep things relatively quiet, but still pretty cold. so as we go through the week ahead, a lot of dry weather one or two of us of some wintry showers from time to time. this is bbc news, the headlines... the international criminal court has condemned sanctions on it. civil society and nations of the world to stand united forjustice and human rights. trump accused the icc of "illegitimate and baseless from world leaders. scams, casinos and high—rises — the bbc makes a rare visit to a bizarre city in myanmar. meet india's paralympic runners and their guides. this is news. let's

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business is abandoning the north sea because of his decision. what signal does he think he's sending to his investors. >> this is a man that needed emergency voice coaching on christmas eve. it's foolish and borrowing 8 billion pounds. it is so clueless and it's borrowing 8 billion pounds for gb energy a. fanty project that's not great, not british and does not produce any energy: >> going to pay things off and owning public it's about the thousands and thousands of jobs it will generate to give us energy security. something we didn't have under the last government. they lost control of the economy, we're getting it back. . >> he's freezing pensioners. the prime minister isn't just managing decline, mr. speaker, he is creating decline. he has the power to grant these licenses. open these oil and gas fields, save british jobs, and bring down bills. why does he find it so hard to do the right thing? right thing. >> she really needs to look into how these licenses are granted. >> the reset seems to be having no policies apart from pensions and havi

but i suspect there's going to be more cloud that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea. we'll see a rash of showers moving their way steadily west, particularly in wales, of snow settling we keep those clear skies, so saturday to the northwest will start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. a little bit of nuisance rain drifting its way steadily north, turning drizzly, and then hopefully we will see a little bit of brightness developing into the southeast not quite as cold on saturday, the winds not quite as strong either. so as we go through the week ahead, from time to time. live from london. the international criminal court, he's also doubled down on his plan for from world leaders. live from london. this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive order sanctioning the international criminal court, accusing it of a dangerous abuse of power. he's also doubled down on his plan for a us "takeover" of gaza — despite criticism from world leaders. former harrods employees accuse mohamed al fayed's brother of sexually assaulting them while they were working

that will be noticeable across north sea coasts. the better day of the weekend, perhaps drier and a bitay cloudy all day. and temperatures 6—9 degrees — that's a little above the seasonal norm. but into next week, temperatures drop below the seasonal norm. it turns colder, easterly winds. a lot of dry weather because of high pressure, and some hill snow across central, voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to romania. this is a country that's been described to me as a land up until now, it's not been that high on many people's travel bucket lists... look, look — the bear. oh, wow. here's the bear. in the spring of 2024, the eastern european nation joined the schengen area, a group of 29 countries across the continent that allow passport—free travel over their internal borders, meaning that tourism here should be in line for a big boost. it's been over three decades since the nation turned its back on communism. and now it's ready to show the world its diverse culture... traditional folk musi

so for england and wales, it's not going to be to the far northwest. showers off the north sea, impacting of the wind, so you'll need a couple to freezing for many on exposed east coasts. to see high pressure with us. around from time to time, and in the south—east, as it's staying cold. hourly details here. that's it. the white house tries to clarify president trump's order banning transgender athletes from female sports competitions. more than seven years after the grenfell fire, hello, i'm sarah campbell. the white house has attempted to clarify donald trump's the palestinian population. relocating its residents. would be permanent. the us secretary of state called it a generous offer to rebuild gaza.

northern ireland, but mainly across western scotland. of which will be towards the coasts bordering the north seasee a frost into sunday compared with today. that weather front, though, that pushes in tonight all becomes stranded on sunday. into the west, that tends to kill the weather front off, so the heaviest of the rain likely in the morning, too, by brightening up here. it will be a good deal sunnier than today, and temperatures fairly similar to today's values, at around 7 to 10 degrees. into sunday night and through to monday, these next batch you will notice isobars starting to become a bit closer together. that's an indication that the winds will be picking up. the highlands and islands, later into the end of looking largely dry. you can check for details wherever you are on the bbc weather app. see you soon. live from london. it comes after the earlier release of three israeli the three will now be transferred to an israeli hello. agreement reached between israel and hamas. on friday and shortly after 8.30 local time

continue once again allowing those temperatures to fall of change once again. driving in cloud off the north sea significant change, around 5—6 degrees. ahead, the high pressure is pretty much stationary, in from the atlantic. but the cold air is set to stay with us, the easterly change on the horizon. you can always download the bbc weather app for an hour—by—hour forecast in your area. from the militarised zone of the netzarim corridor, the ongoing ceasefire deal. says he's sending a delegation to qatar to continue gaza ceasefire talks he also expressed anger at the treatment of three israeli hostages released by hamas on saturday. the first president of independent namibia, sam nujoma, has died at the age of 95. and one of the world's biggest sporting events as the eagles take on the chiefs in the super bowl — american football's big night. the government has set for the housing sector. she also told laura kuenssberg about her decision to dismantle

that will be noticeable across north sea coasts. of the weekend, perhaps drier and a bit brighter.ross central, northern and eastern areas. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. this week, the latest way of treating many it's very difficult to explain but, uh... you want to get back control? paul meets the scientists who've created a more natural way of cleaning up so—called forever chemicals. michael kaloki is in kenya, where technology is helping to sustain communities that rely on fish for their living. for these women, many of them are less fortunate. so they are earning from this fish now. and andrew rodgers sniffs out the next big thing in gaming. maybe... can you smell it now?

whether it's a central pos often, but it's friday, but i roll when further north pushing across the north sea, i will make it feel pretty cold across a good part of scotland and england over the next day or so. i think so you, so for touch as we go through, sat today, still a few showers, the, some of them wintry and nature of southern positive front by the way, that the spain and portugal. but let us not to go downhill for good pots. eventually the, this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza and today how palestinian oxys are responding to it. the only thing that's right, this is the power of award winning old fashionable to speak to palestinian by director act met. i'm assuming that you were able to train those emotions that come on with something that is a beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out to say of the latest news as it breaks for the display of palestinians returning to their homes. in the northern part of the rep is the 1st the said for its rebuild. there sat our lives with detailed cover each dwell fluids and medical supplies. a

whether it's a central pos, ultimate, it's friday, but i rule when further north pushing across the north sea will make you feel pretty cold across the good part of scotland and england over the next day or so. i think he's off of touch as we go through, sat today, still a few showers, the some of them wintery and nature of southern pots of frogs, by the way of spain and portugal. but the weather starts to go downhill for good pots. eventually, the, the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say a conferences are, do people have less stress because it won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream explores the key issues of our times on, i'll just euro for right. this is human appeal has been making the most of your messy. our team successfully deliver your charity to those who need it most. across

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whether it's a central pos often, but it's right about our role when further north pushing across the north sea will make you feel pretty cold across the good part of scotland and england over the next day or so, i think so you so for touch as we go through, sat today, still a few showers, the, some of them wintry and nature of southern positive front by the way of spain and portugal. but let us not to go downhill for good pots. eventually, the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say these conferences are? do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the front of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream explores the key issues of our times on. i'll just sierra the the door to just eat a reminder of i told stories they saw around 2000000 palestinians. and guys, i tried to survive winter in worn out skins, au

children valley and that's essentially of to interrupt began to expand and military operation in the north sea occupied westbank. that's right. nor there has been a real expansion, and that is really military operation. the is really violence and the west bank just in the last few weeks. oh, absolutely. i mean it's got watched in the last 2 weeks just 2 days. also the card for face 5 began to be implemented on the 21st of january is ready, so just us to move into jeanine refugee camp as a full staff around $15000.00 palestinians. we know that dozens of homes have been out essentially blown up the levels to the ground that destroyed much of the infrastructure inside the camp. and we know in this time they've killed about 44 policy and throughout the occupied west point for the majority of those have been inside the camp. and that includes a 22 year old young girl layla of her team, who was killed just a few days ago, and also some elderly. we know that there is some operations have expanded to tell crime and also to the area surrounding to boss intel chrome. it's a very similar story. many peop

this afternoon and evenings six nation matches. of which will be towards the coasts bordering the north sea, at around into sunday night and through to monday, these next batch a bit closer together. the afternoon, evening, to the west of northern ireland, but away from that a dry day with varying amounts into tuesday, but, for many, the week ahead looking largely dry. see you soon. freed palestinian prisoners are greeted by crowds after leaving israel's ofer prison.

will be lighter where we hold on to the cloud, then generally above freezing. noticeable across north seand the former co owner of harrods. the children died after taking part in viral trends super bowl fever new as one of the biggest orleans as one of the biggest in the world 77to 7 7 t7o7k7ick777 777 7 7 t7o7k7ickoff7. 7 77 welcome to news. let me show some in because donald trump hosting the

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that will be noticeable across north sea coasts. the better day of the weekend, perhaps drier and a bit the news business? we'll talk to a number of senior industry leaders about how they're trying to get the attention of gen z. to what age children should access social media. that's coming up on the media show. now, it's the challenge all media organisations are grappling with — how to attract the next generation. channel it is one of the uk's biggest broadcasters, and it's released new research on gen z and made suggestions for how reliable, truthful information to geordie greig from the independent, but we started with the ceo of channel 4, alex mahon. we've always had a role as a broadcaster to focus on younger people, not kids, but adolescents or young adults, for about five years, which actually is not a long time. but even in five years,

wintry weather over the hills 7 england, the coming in north england, the breeze coming from the north seaast later, the art rain shower, temperatures 6—9 . on sunday we lose enjoy the rest of the day. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news: for israel's prime minister. the president has also doubled down on his plan from around the world. by apple users worldwide. grenfell tower in london will be taken down �*sensitively�* — nearly eight years after a fire that killed more than 70 people. hello, i m annita mcveigh, and welcome to bbc news now. the international criminal court has condemned restrictions on individuals who help in its investigations. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. israel and the us are not members of the

the cloud that's been filtering in from the north sea today is going to continue to provide outbreakslarly for areas of england and wales, parts of southeastern scotland, as well as the wintry over the hills for the pennines, parts of the chilterns and the downs as well. over towards the west. there will be some clearer skies, particularly for northwestern scotland, that will allow temperatures to drop off, so maybe lows of minus five —six degrees celsius. here. there could be the isolated freezing fog patch around first thing on monday, maybe some localised icy stretches as well on untreated surfaces because of those showers around. but despite the very cold start across the north—west, it is going to see the best of the sunshine here right throughout monday. quite a pleasant day to come here. elsewhere, we're going to be plagued by quite a lot of cloud, quite gloomy scenes for many of us, the showers still continuing to push their way in from the east. we'll still also be falling as snow over the higher ground areas, perhaps a couple of centimetres or so, building up over the pennin

and we haven't even mentioned the issue of the windmills for the north sea made made possibly by a chinese these all distractions? yes, china is an issue, but let's not get distracted by everything. chinese? >> no. look, all of these things are connected. and the point about the embassy there is it sits at a location where protests outside it are going to disturb the british economy. you saw. i mean, i don't know what you were doing on saturday. my wife wasn't desperately pleased that i went to a protest, but the protest was very large. there was there was 4 or 5000 people there, maybe more. and effectively it closed the roads. now it was a saturday. it doesn't matter too much, but you can imagine that happening on a weekday that will cost the british economy. that's not the right place for it. and around that area there have been various different reports going in, pointing out various elements of the security challenge that that raises. that's why it's not the right location. of course, the chinese should have an embassy, but that doesn't mean that we should have the ccp able to close do

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palestinians near the nets, irene cord, or as for to decline that effect to lose please gauze and to north and south seas row claims. they breached an 800 to meet the movement restriction by the i mean, but felt listed in style, a different story of adding to the tension videos. and i was circulating online apparently from the same area, showing several dead bodies left behind after the idea of withdrawal, raising serious questions about what really happened there back to you, mike. right. but has there been a reaction from these are all to this sudden announcement. so far, yes, we now hear from israel's defense minister who has fired back accusing him mass of breaching the deal. he says he's instructed the army to prepare for any scenario, guys, and to ensure the security or was really southern communities. let's take a listen. a mazda is announcement to stop releasing is rarely hostages is a complete violation of the cease fire agreement and the deal to release the hostages. i instructed the idea to prepare at the highest level of alert for any possible scenario in gaza and to defend the communities. w

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