rula daood and itamar avneri with the standing together, in the us doing a speaking tour talking with the israel—hamas war. remember you can stay up to date on the latest developments in gaza by following us on social media, checking out our website bbcnews.com, or the bbc news app. plenty of coverage and you can download our bbc news app. we will have plenty more on all of the days stories coming up in 30 minutes. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. storm kathleen will dominate our weather through this weekend. a deep area of low pressure passing well to the west of the uk, but close enough to bring gales in northern and western parts. one other consequence though — some very warm air being drawn up from the south. here's how the storm developed during friday. a strong and powerfuljet stream really energising this area of low pressure, this curl of clouds developing here. wherever you see a weather system spinning up into a curl like this, well, it shows that it really will mean business. this deep, low passing to the west of ireland, lots of isobars squeezing together. so some ver

i spoke with two of its leaders, rula daood and itamar avneri, and i asked them about how progress canight now, is to have a ceasefire agreement. we need to save lives. right now, thousands are dying, people are starving, also the hostages are starving. our government, the israeli government looks like she doesn't care about the hostages, and what in what case they are right now. so, we need to have that first step. but we also must understand that we do not just want a ceasefire, we do not want anything that is temporary. we need to look for solutions that can give people living in israel and palestine real safety, real equality, and that can come and happen only by political agreements that can ensure everybody living back home will equal palestinian—israeli peace. what would that look like, the peace between two sides that have not really seen peace for decades? in our movement, we will not advocate for one specific solution because that is not the problem. there are solutions, there are formulas. the problem right now is that even if we'll change the israeli government, the policy

i spoke with two of its leaders, rula daood and itamar avneri, and i asked them about how progress canu for being in the studio with us. your movement started long before this current war began. when you look at the current conflict, how far does a peaceful resolution seem to you right now? ., . , resolution seem to you right now? ., ., , ., , now? unfortunately, of course, it is still far _ now? unfortunately, of course, it is still far away _ now? unfortunately, of course, it is still far away down - now? unfortunately, of course, it is still far away down the - it is still far away down the road but what we are working at right now is to get an immediate ceasefire agreement and hostage deal because we recognise that what happens right now in gaza and the west bank as well is a tragedy. a terrible tragedy. people are dying in masses, children are dying in masses, children are dying and we must stop it. what we are telling our public and our society is we must stop it for ourselves because right now, no—one is safe and no—one benefits from this war. h0??? benefits from this war. how i