day and take them out for, i mean, that's the business day that we use a live from the israel security cabinet that gathers to vote on a truce for gaza. top security officials have been meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to decide whether a ceasefire for hostage is deal with her mask. goes ahead the feel. welcome to the program. after a day of delay and accusations israel secure the cabinet is now in session discussing whether to approve the light to cease 5 deal for gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have now been on out of to previously claiming that time boss a backtracked on pots of the agreement. but national security, minnesota, it's in the bank via has threatened to resign from the cohesion government if the deal is approved for security cabinet that approves the deal, it will then have to be ratified by the full is riley government before the church can take effect, as planned on sunday straight to a correspondent, tony cramer in jerusalem. welcome back. got tanya. what do we know about basic here was a cabinet meeting that's going on as we speak. so

but the, the security cabinet as a whole vote yes, but this is just the security cabinet. it's not the final approval, right? exactly. but the majority and the security capital i mentioned majority in the full cabinet and the majority in parliament in favor of this. the issue putting up in yahoo is that if g literacy is both of those factions, you no longer has a majority. how well they are not saying that the space that they will bring down the government. and at this stage, the opposition will offer a safety net. costs doesn't want to be in that position. it's really interesting what they've said, if i could just mention that savvy one of the policies of cities will go back into the gulf. but if you review the war the, all the policy is said, we'll actually leave the government if you don't resume the world. why that's interesting is because that goal and this has been transpired throughout is know, some the was return to security or anything like that, or getting the perpetrators. the goal is to reset the low cost to deep populate garza to continue the not a lot of polic

. a closer look at the agreement -- security cabinet.— -- security cabinet.delayed, - -- security cabinet. that| meeting delayed, pushed —— security cabinet. that meeting delayed, pushed back, because these release were not happy with what hamas were asking for in terms of concessions?- asking for in terms of concessions? . �* , ., concessions? that's what we were told — concessions? that's what we were told earlier _ concessions? that's what we were told earlier in - concessions? that's what we were told earlier in the - concessions? that's what we were told earlier in the day. | were told earlier in the day. it is hard to know whether it really was about these extra concessions which we were told were the problem, because we had a briefing this afternoon by the israeli prime minister's spokesman, making it very clear the hold up was due to the fact that hamas had insisted on changing some parts of the agreement. was it that or was it more related to clearly the turmoil that's going on behind the scenes in relation to these members of mr nezz and yahoo's gov

office that they are thinking as subject to that the votes are going through the cabinet, the security cabinet, and the white, a cabinet that, you know, everything will happen according to the outline. meaning that a real c, a c for a on sunday, and a 1st release of the hostages also on sunday. so just to be clear, amazing, well, secure with the cabinet that's going on that you need to approve this and pass it onto the, the full government that is already meeting. so these 2 meetings a going on at the same time. this looks like good news, or if they're not at the same time, that will be one of the, of the, of the 1st, the security covenant has to vote. and then this will be then a, put to the white, a cabinet. then they have a to vote of, but again, it wasn't clear when the why the cabinet will come together. and then we have another procedural process. that means after these votes of being done, and if everything is pos, and as you said, the house been opposition, we're expecting the fall right parties and possibly others to vote against this deal. but so that's the expectation investors. any

if as expected, a majority of ministers in that security cabinet vote in favor of a truce. a little after the secure to cabin and meeting this a ton or the agreement will be presented to the white a cabinet that also they have to vote on this. now we had this political crisis, they will be opposition. there will be votes against us, but it's, it's still being, you know, the expectation is that this do deal with go a through. and then of what you would be seeing then is actually a whole sort of legal process. but we don't know exactly whether this government meeting the why they're coming to ruby actually meeting today. there were some reports that might be meeting only after the end of the show about that is on saturday night. that has been a lot of criticism here. why this should happen? you know, some of the religious ministers have said they should be maybe a vote before so about isn't uh, on the phone to get this going. you know, as i said, the is the sense that this needs to be done pretty, you know, fast right now, because they don't want, as, uh, you know, the people

it shows an operational security assessment meeting before the security cabinet meeting, which is now ceasefire deal had been agreed. we will have more on that of course throughout the morning here on bbc news and there is plenty more on all the stories we have covered on the bbc news website and app. stay with us. hello. we've got a little bit of rain today, especially across parts of western scotland, but for the vast majority, a dry day to come and a dry weekend as well. but there will be some changes this weekend. we're going to see temperatures drop more widely by day and by night, and there could be a return of some widespread fog across parts of england. the reason? well, if you look across europe this morning, you see the widespread blue colours here? this is a frost. this is where temperatures are much lower than we have right now, under an area of high pressure. it's not moving a great deal. as it nudges away eastwards, with the winds flowing around it in a clockwise manner, we're going to start to bring some of that colder air towards us, and you can see that happening as w

disputes between israel and hamas that were holding up the final approval of the deal, but the security cabinetthe israeli government is now meeting to discuss the deal. we are here on the square in tel aviv that has become the focal point for israel's national trauma since the 7th of october 2023 when hamas gunmen stormed israel, taking 250 hostages and killing thousands. there is a demonstration behind me from families of hostages calling for the ceasefire deal to get over the line. speeches are being held by families and loved ones of hostages, still putting pressure on benjamin netanyahu at this last minute. i can bring you live pictures from outside the israeli prime minister past my office where the security cabinet is meeting to discuss the ceasefire deal. it is a phased deal that would begin on sunday with the release of the first hostages, three hostages would be released on sunday and then groups would be released every week for the first six weeks of the first phase. in that first phase they will begin discussing the second phase, which will see more hostages released and a complete

also friday, security cabinet. me thing, it's a mob been give a quote on the why the government to stop the deal from being approved. then you may scoutis get. if this reckless deal is approved and implemented, the jewish party will give the resignation letter to the prime minister the jewish ballpark. you will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it. but i said, the prime minister, that is the war on how most is renewed with force in order to decide and realize the on a chief, the goals of the war, we will return to the government. okay, will stephanie decker, his life for us from online in jordan us because he's really government has bundled 0 for, i'm afraid seeing there as well as the occupied westbank, stephanie, the so the security cabinet has approve the cx 5 deal, but it has been such and go yes it has, you heard there from bank very smart vandevere, the national security minister. it was the best of l smart trench. the 2 extreme right wing elements of mentioned y'all who's government to men

that is where that security cabinet meeting is taking place. and the israeli parliament will also then vote on it as well. and this meeting, of course, had been delayed after benjamin netanyahu accused hamas of seeking changes to the final agreement. but that agreement has now been inked and now the security cabinet is meeting as we are showing you those images there. and we will bring you there. and we will bring you the latest on what comes out of that meeting. but as we have been reporting from our correspondent in the region, some ministers have threatened to resign over the deal. there have been some critics within mr netanyahu's government you don't agree with the deal that has been done with hamas. —— who don't agree. let's bring you up—to—date with some of the other headlines we are watching. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan who's already in jail, has been sentenced to an additional 14 years in a corruption case. can donlad trump stop the clock for tiktok? fans and influencers hope the app will get a reprieve ahead of a us ba

so the security cabinet will meet, they will vote to approve for this deal. then it goes to the wider government on saturday, but the reason why it's not going to the wider government right after the security cabinet meeting is because you have the sabbott strip bought in which many members of this far right and religious government observe and are not willing to work on friday night into saturday morning, but there is also a 24 hour window for people who oppose the deal to file petitions to the high court of justice after it's been approved so that the court can hear their petition. but in a case like this, the high court could simply slam the petition say that it's not really feasible for them to hear it and decline it. but legally, these government ministers who are opposed to the deal have the right to send a petition to the government saying that they disagree with it. and what they disagree with are things of humanitarian aid. they don't want to see any aid going into gaza. they don't want the war to end, and they say that the military objectives have n

and in fact, this security cabinet meeting was supposed to happen a day ago on thursday. it's now happening friday, mid afternoon, and then this will then go to the wider government to vote yes or no on nothing. you all who will need a majority vote there before it passes and one sit passes. then members of the government can actually submit petitions to the high court in opposition of this deal. but even though legally they can submit these petitions, the high court can strike them down and say that they're not going to hear them. it, given that this move has gotten the majority of benjamin netanyahu. his vote. so if ratified by 1st the security cabinet and then the wider coalition saturday night, it will go into effect on sunday at a time with a mediator still have not announce, but you have to remember that benjamin netanyahu coalition is at stake here because you have 2 parties who are threatening to leave the government if this deal is passed because they want reassurance is that israel will go back to all our fighting after phase one of the zeal. but there are 3 pha

well 1st of all, we have to see now whether you know, after the security cabinet needs, whether we have this a other cabinet, the why the government then meeting as well, that helping reports that this might actually be delayed to saturday night. but there has also been a lot of criticism over to him as well. so as to why they should be delighted. i mean, there's some considerations. this is now going into the beacons into there's about and some of the religious members may be of the cabinet. and not be able to vote, but there's certain provisions that if it's a life threatening situation that they could do so. so we have to wait and see whether the of why they're coming up with also then meet after the security cabinet . but of all the votes will go through, we know that there will be some members of the cabinet that will be voting against the state, but they still the expectation. and this the, any surprises that the cabinet will a pos, a this through. at some stage there's also a lot of domestic pressure, a lot of international pressure, but also obviously this pressure from the inco

security cabinet is set to meet to discuss the c spots for the government still hasn't approved the deal full of like a 75 minutes to him or unconscious sentence to 14 years in jail in the land corruption case. he says that thousands of cases against him politically, most devices have no thing to eat. we have most things to life. conflict, forced them from their homes and suits and not thousands of refugees of facing diet conditions across the board. the israeli forces us still killing palestinians across the gallons this trip nearly 2 days after $65.00 deal was agreed. almost to rod refugee camp was targeted by his ready forces and organize attacks. at least 101 pellets indians had been killed since the deal was announced on wednesday. most of the victims of women and children, the 1st stage of the cx, 5 between israel and the mazda, is due to take effect on sunday. well, for more of this, we're going to go to central cost and now with erica bozer and joins us once again from j. i'll paula and terry. because we've been saying, despite this announcement of the cx 5 deal is riley strikes,

national security, administer the mapping of it is threatening to resign. if the cabinet approves the deal of more on this, we're joined now by home to salute who is left for us in a month because as well has banned l g 0 from offer. i think the as well as in the occupied with bank. i'm the 1st of all, can you just tell us a little bit more about the cabinet meeting that is happening right now or affordably, the security cabinet meeting. we'll get underway shortly after these really prime minister meets with these really negotiating team who was set to be back from doha . after nearly a week of talks in the fact that he capital. but the security cabinet meeting will not come easy for these really premier as there still is fierce opposition to the deal. you have members of the far right who are threatening to bolts of the coalition. if this deal is passed, did they want assurances that israel is going to return to full scale war 2, all out fighting after the initial phase of these deals? so you have people who are slated to vote no, but none the less, this is not the meeti

after a day of delay and accusations is real, security cabinet is now expected to meet labor to approve a ceasefire deal for garza prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the final details have now been ironed out after earlier, claiming a mazda backtracked on parts of the agreement. but it is really national security minister dom up and we're has threatened to resign from the coalition government if the deal is approved before it was really government must approve the agree before a truce can take effect as planned. on sunday, dw correspond a ton of kramer is in jerusalem, joins as though tanya were waiting for israel to formerly approve and ratify the deal. walk us through the process. what happens next? yeah, he's got a statement from the prime minister's office early, very early this morning. saying that the both sides have no agreed upon, you know, the entering out the latest details. and that the negotiating team to is really negotiating team is known its way back from doe ha to is, well that has been in the past day was a real crisis over this with the is really a prime minister c

so you can say that also talking about the cabinet, you kind of took no such kind of public opinion, even if you disagree in certain things or security reasons. so i think that is also an issue in deliberations in the cabinet constantly. i got reporting from jury slim constantine, thank you. so as we've been reporting a yes vote from the me, thing of the full is ready cabinet would mean the sci fi would come into effect on sunday. and the agreement would be implemented in 3 stages. phase one would see is ready troops withdrawal from densely populated areas of gaza. thomas would release the c 3 hostages, while israel would free hundreds of palestinian prisoners, the destruction everywhere. more than 2 thirds of kansas buildings damaged or destroyed from government offices to houses and beyond. news of the cease fire brought relief in gaza and cautious hope for the 1st phase of the truce. done, i was hoping you know, because everything behind was destroyed and our future district to be like the way to do that. we've had been a new furniture from scratch, been estimated 90 percent of guidance have been displaced during the war. they'll

this is dw news coming to you live from berlin. israel security cabinet gathers to vote on a truce for guys. up top security officials are set to be meeting in this building with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the side with of cease fire for halston. just deal with some us goes ahead as palestinians wait for the fighting and children and gaza expressed a longing for home children, i speak to tell me that they longed to sleep in their beds. they want their bed rooms. they want to see what's left of it. the w news speaks with us unicef worker on the ground in the gaza spring and hollywood loses and all the icons american filmmaker in writer and david lynch dies at the age of 70 at the hello. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. after day of delay and accusations, israel security cabinet is meeting to approve a cease fire deal for gallons of prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the final details have now been ironed out after earlier, claiming how boss had back tracked on parts of the agreement, but is really a national security minister, it's a mob been beer, has threatened t

this is the news line from valid israel security cabinet gathers to a votes on a truce for gaza. top security officials are set to be amazing in this building with 5 minutes. the opinion means next at yahoo to decide whether to cease 5 for hostages deal with her boss goes ahead. also on the program, hollywood induces an offbeat icon. american filmmakers in rockford, david lynch dies the age of 17. the i'm feel welcome to the program after a day of delay and accusations. israel secure to cabinet is now in session discussing whether to approve the latest these 5 deal. forgot the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says the final details have not been ironed out of to previously claiming that have massive backtracked on parts of the deal. but national security administer. it's a mob been via, has threatened to resign from the college and government if the deal is approved. if the security cabinet approves the deal, it will then have to be rectified by the fault is reading the government before the choose can take effect as planned on sunday. let's see where we are with that correspondent

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but the expectation is that they will vote yes or so after the security cabinet earlier. that's really the key cabinet um, voltage for the government to approve the deal. so what we would expect to once that happens once we know that that could happen throughout the night, probably tomorrow is that we would expect on sunday the ceasefire to take place. and that would initially see on sundays 3 is really captives released widely believe to be 3 women and also around $95.00 palestinian prisoners. most of those from the occupied west bank would indeed as well as justice ministry has published a partial list of the kind of student presses to be released a yes, these are the names you mentioned at the most prominent one earlier in your intro. a of those that will be released in exchange for the 3 is really captives. you're looking at around $1700.00 palestinian prisoners in this 1st phase in exchange for $33.00 is really kept as none of the big names when it comes to ballasting. and preserves like number one, but we'll see will be released in this phase. but you are talking abo

security policy on the details of the deal to release our hostages, which will be discussed in the security cabinet and then voted on by the israeli government. israel will have to pay a heavy price. i emphasized that we will not accept thomas rule because after the war, which would endanger israel security and continued to also ruined the lives of the palestinians themselves. but as far as the live down to jealous dave lloyd, so they, we thank you so much for joining us today. thank you for letting me and let us see if this is really his good useful, the middle needs. i mean that's, yeah, it was long, long delayed peace efforts, wary of political risk. now he's on board and you're putting in what it's truly good, the shift. i mean, could it be a strategic offer that was made to him or that made him reconsider? well, let me answer your 1st question. if this is good news or not, i'm a bit skeptical because we solve a ceasefire level. and that was announced a while ago. and ever since the is there is have maintained air strikes and large scale bombing of border towels and supplements. i saw it. we do

welcome to the program is rel, security cabinet has agreed. the 6 week sci fi deal in the goals of the full cabinet is now missing to vote on the deals. tons minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have been ironed out, bounce off to previously claiming that hamas had back trucks on pulse of the agreement. the far right national security minister, smell bend of the house threatened to resign. if the c spot is approved. as to miss neil who says some hostages, still held by him off could be freed as early as this sunday. and that's chris straight now to the w correspondent, competent i got, who's interested in following developments for us constancy. as we just said, the full cabinet is out this hour discussing the vote on the seas fly a deal. tell us what the main sticking point so so well it seems that the main sticking points are actually a, can you trust hum us and also whether to review these really military operations. early out of there will leaks today that allegedly nothing yahoo, the prime minister would like to review a minister

the statement it said security cabinet will meet to approve the deal later on friday. and terry marks and thanks for the to the points. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. donald trump's comments about annex saint raymond and canada suggests there's no back to business as usual in u. s. foreign policy. what are we entry, a new era of american expansionism? join us this week on to the point to the point, the next on dw, the mirrors will tell you what the story we have in getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use force and for the present in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. are you news africa? in 60 minutes on d, w, the likes to come out when you break up gender and identities. how does on mental health impact i love lives? how do we approach money within our relationship? so it is $1.00 of the few sources. the 1st thing in listening to content about sexuality and sexual matters. i'm liza model that and i'm going to be exploring all listen more in a new season of my fun. the masses availab

the, [000:00:00;00] the, israel's government is considering the goal is the sci fi, do officer security cabinets, approved the agreement. the color on that sort of side of this is out, is there a light from the ha also coming up from the program is ro hasn't stopped since foaming has gone into at least a $116.00 palestinians have been killed since the deal was announced on wednesday, teaching to strength and then military and economic ties. the latest rusher and iran have signed what's being described as a constructive treat. and the us supreme court's uphold to no binding take talk, slicing, national security consent the israel is government is made thing to vote. so on the approval of the goal is to cease fire agreement, the security cabinet met earlier and recommended the governments approval for the deal which is expected to take effect on sunday. it's allow, so the release of all remaining concepts held in garza and the gradual withdrawal of israeli forces from districts, israel's foreign ministers of national security and finance voted against the ceasefire agreements of the friday securit

now of the friday security cabinet meeting is small. ben, give a cold on the winds of government to stop the deal from being approved by him. you may scout most get if this reckless deal is approved and implemented, the jewish party will give the resignation letter to the prime minister the jewish ballpark. you will not be bought of the government and will withdraw from it. but i said to the prime minister that if the war on her mazda is renewed with force in order to decide and realize be on a cheap, the goals of the war, we will return to the government. all right, for more on one of this, stephanie deckers and i for us and mine and jordan, that's because these really a government has binds all the 0 from operating there, as well as in the occupied west bank. stephanie, so the security cabinet has approved the steel box. it has been such and goes so far as we've just seen the yes, it's been a pattern really throughout the entire t of the world. gaza with it's more bank, is there a better little smoke church? really holding the governm

and these really security cabinet will convene today on friday. however, the full ratification of the ceasefire deal will be in the wider cabinet that's set to take place on saturday night. it's a little bit unclear to is really analyst why this is not happening sooner. and why those within the religious sect of benjamin netanyahu, whose government cannot violate the chabarise duties in which they do not work, because they can, if it means a life saving measure is, can be applied. but none the less, there is still opposition from the lot of people within benjamin netanyahu, whose government so well the security cabinet is set to meet on friday. the full vote is not going to happen until saturday evening, which then gives 24 hours for petitions against it to the high courts. so we're talking about still a bureaucratic process that's a few days away here. okay. can just clarify cuz the deal actually be hijacked by these really 5 rights at this point in time. well, at this point in time, it's seeming that benjamin netanyahu actually does have enough v

israel's security cabinet has recommended approving the gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal, agreedhamas. the full cabinet is meeting to give final ratification on the move. if approved, israel's prime minister says the first hostage releases are expected on sunday. israel's president isaac herzog welcomed the decision, full details of the deal have yet to be meanwhile, israeli strikes continue in gaza. the civil defence agency there says 113 people have been killed since the deal was announced on wednesday. full details of the deal have yet to be announced but this is what's understood to be in it. this ceasefire is expected to happen in three stages. the first would last six weeks and see a full and complete ceasefire. some hostages in gaza would be freed. hamas took 251 hostages when it attacked israel in october 2023. it's still holding 94 captive, but israel believes only 60 are still alive. israel is expected to release around 1,000 palestinian prisoners in return. israeli troops would pull out of populated areas of gaza, and palestinians could return to their neighbourhoods.

the israeli security cabinet preparing to vote within hours, paving the way for a full cabinet vote on saturday. cnn's jeremy diamond has more on the timetable and the potential obstacles. a warning this report includes some graphic images. >> the israeli prime minister was supposed to start his day like this, convening his security cabinet to approve the newly inked ceasefire and hostage release deal. instead, the prime minister's office issuing this dramatic statement accusing hamas of trying to extort last minute concessions, saying the cabinet will not convene until the mediators notify israel that hamas has accepted all elements of the agreement. after eight hours of limbo, the deal appeared to be back on track. an israeli official telling cnn the security cabinet will now convene tomorrow morning. as for netanyahu's political wrangling, far from over, his national security minister ben-gvir now vowing to resign. >> he may, if this reckless deal is approved and implemented, the jewish power party will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it. >> fellow far right min

these ready security cabinet recommends the gaza. c, 5 deal for approval and now moves to the full cabinet shop. so looted in south sedans, capital cuba, with resentment growing against the conflict and neighboring sedan, underground presidents in russia for his 1st official visit and signed the treaty of economic convention corporation. the is right, a false is all still killing palestinians across causing that a 2 days off to receives 5 bill was agreed. funeral prize being held in hon. you this off to the license, the tax and the south. the strip is ready for us is they've killed at least a $111.00 palestine since the deal was announced on wednesday. most of the victims of women and children. the 1st stage of the seas 5 between his rounds, how mazda is to take effect on sunday. a spring intends a hold of a indebted bout in central garza so as you know hinge without waiting for the is really the full is right. the cabinet to sign off in this deal as a waiting lives are being claimed and these riley strikes and gone. so right more li

deal, so there are going to be two meetings today to agree this ceasefire, the first with the security cabinett will go to the full cabinet, and they will... they will look go to the full cabinet, and they will. .. they will look to approve the deal. of course, there were these delays to the meeting of the cabinet yesterday after mr netanyahu accused hamas of seeking changes to the final agreement. but those have been overcome, the last minute disputes, and it was a predawn statement from mr netanyahu confirming that the ceasefire and hostage release deal had been agreed with hamas. so we're keeping eye on the live pictures from jerusalem, where we expect these meetings to happen during the day. of course, as soon as we get any information on whether those have happened, we will go back to our correspondents in the region. let's hear now from dr mustafa barghouti, a palestinian political leader based in the west bank, who spoke to my colleague lukwesa burak. here's what he had to say about the ceasefire deal and the conditions surrounding it. it's a relief that finally we have an agreement. it

the israeli prime minister's office said the security cabinet would meet on friday to ratify the agreementthe far—right security minister itamar ben—gvir has said he will resign if it is approved, calling it a reward for hamas. the civil defence agency in gaza says more than 80 palestinians have been killed by israeli strikes since the deal was first announced on wednesday. doctor mustafa barghouti is a palestinian politician in the west bank and leader of the palestinian national initiative. i spoke to him a little earlier. well, it's a relief that finally we have an agreement. it's a big relief for especially the population of gaza. we are talking about 2.2 million people who are taking hostage practically by israel. they have suffered from starvation, they have suffered from starvation, they have suffered from starvation, they have suffered huge losses, we are talking about may be at least 70,000 people killed according to the lancet. and more than 109,000 people injured. it's almost 10% of the population of gaza, that's a huge number. if it happened in the united states, you would be t

israel's security cabinet is due to meet later today to ratify the agreement.of carbon dioxide has risen more quickly than ever on record last year. spacex's upgraded starship rocket has exploded minutes into its latest test flight. american filmmaker david lynch, who made the cult classic twin peaks, has died at the age of 78. and we are also looking ahead to donald trump's transition team which has shared a visual of him ahead of their inauguration on monday. —— official portraits of him. hello and welcome — i'm lukwesa burak. israel and hamas have officially signed a ceasefire and hostage release deal, after overcoming last—minute disputes. the israeli prime minister's office said the security cabinet would meet on friday to ratify the agreement. the far—right security minister itamar ben—gvir has said he will resign if it is approved, calling it a reward for hamas.

back in may— the security cabinet back in may and _ the security cabinet back in may and sincend since then we have had 10,000 or more palestinians being — 10,000 or more palestinians being killed in gaza, dozens of israeli — being killed in gaza, dozens of israeli soldiers killed, some hostages being killed. people will rightly ask, why did that have — will rightly ask, why did that have to _ will rightly ask, why did that have to happen if we have the same — have to happen if we have the same deal now as we had back then? — same deal now as we had back then? the _ same deal now as we had back then? the thing that has changed is donald trump. he is coming — changed is donald trump. he is coming back into the white house _ coming back into the white house next week on monday and has said — house next week on monday and has said he wants an end to this— has said he wants an end to this work _ has said he wants an end to this work. he is israel's strongest ally and seems now president netanyahu is willing to listen to the american pressure in the way he wasn't in the — pressure i

israel's security cabinet is due to meet later to ratify the agreement. ministers, including the far—right security minister itamar ben—gvir, have threatened to resign if it is approved, calling it a reward for hamas. the civil defence agency in gaza says more than 80 palestinians have been killed by israeli strikes since the deal was first announced on wednesday. the ceasefire is meant to begin on sunday, with the release of the first three israeli hostages. simonjones reports. "we want an end to the war, we're broken." that was a message from some of the families of the israeli hostages still being held in gaza, as they took to the streets in tel aviv. the first phase of the ceasefire would see 33 hostages, including women, children and elderly people, exchanged for palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. we really hope and pray that these efforts will be fruitful and we can get all our hostages back as soon as possible. this has been a tremendous amount of pressure on the families, and we just hope this period will be over. but opponents of the deal ha

is ralph security cabinet has agreed to the 6 week c. 5 deal in gauze of the full cabinet is now meeting to vote on the deals. tons, prime minister benjamin netanyahu says final details have been on and out until to previously claiming the thomas, how to back tracked on parts of the agreement. the fall, right? national security minister, it's an i'll bend of there has threatened to resign. if the c spot is approved, and you mean this new, yahoo says some hostages, still held by homeless could be freed as early as sunday. to use telephone line is director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. any joins us now from brussels. welcome to dw, thank you for your time. can i ask you if you will, confident that this deal will be approved by these ready government? well, some certainly looks like it will be at this point it's, it's going to go through and then everything will really depend on the implementation. all right, and that's in yahoo has uh excuse me. repeatedly said that he wants what he calls, total victory over hum us considering that hamas is

security cabinet met earlier recommended the government approve. the deal is expected to take effect on sunday. as well as justice ministry has released a vista of 95, trusting and prisoners to be freed on sunday. as part of the 1st exchange of the list of women and children includes prominent politician. leaders is where the forces are still targeting civilians across the ghost. at least 116 protestants have been killed since the cease fire agreement was announced on wednesday. most of the women and children, the u. s. supreme court has upheld of the old actual band social media platform take talk in less than 48000, if it's not sold to an american company. but in the routing, the court said, there's no doubt that for more than 170000000 americans talk offers a distinctive outfit for expression means of engagement and source of community. the congress has determined that the investiture is necessary to address its well supported and national security concerns regarding pick tops data collection practices. okay, well i'm is director of the center f

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israel's security cabinet has recommended approving the gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal agreed with hamas. it comes after a meeting which lasted several hours. the full government cabinet is now convening to give a final ratification to that agreement. if approved, benjamin netanyahu's office has said the release of the first hostages will go ahead on sunday as planned. my colleague has been looking at the hostages held in gaza who are expected to be freed on sunday. the first six—week phase of the ceasefire will see 33 hostages including women, children, and elderly people exchanged for palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. with the first hostages set to be released on sunday, a list of names has been published on a number of israeli media sites. the 28—year—old is one named on the list. this 19—year—old had just started her military training as an army lookout when hamas attacked. she was taken along with six other female conscript soldiers. five of them remain in captivity. she appeared in a video posted by hamas at the weekend, in which she was seen urging her government

ready israel's foreign minister says his security and cabinet will meet on friday to discuss the approval of the guns of sci fi jail off the last minute sticking points where results, the main site. this is out there in life from dow or so coming up. no less up to the pain and anguish in garza is really a strikes of killed $87.00 palestinian since deceased by it was announced on wednesday. we have no things to eat. we have most things to life by saving for them from their homes and sit down. now, thousands of people are facing die conditions across the border. plus the, dealing with the pain, we meet a california resident whose home was destroyed in the los angeles while the, the office of israel's prime minister says his security cabinet will discuss the approval. if the goal is to cease 5 dale later on friday, benjamin netanyahu is also aust for preparations to begin the return of as rarely captives when it comes off to mediators on that last minute. sticking points regarding the release. the politicians in israel still appeared to be the cited, the cx, 5 j to be implemented on sunday.

and he was working yesterday with the security cabinet, and then we'll go to the full cabinet. and there's a lot of confidence about that. i want to add one more piece to this, which is not widely known. they did announce two weeks ago, i believe that he had surgery, that prime minister, i was told it was more serious than people have publicly acknowledged, officially acknowledged. it will be very interesting to see him on television. as with all leaders, we're always evaluating their health and vigor. and this is a prime minister who has been extraordinary in all of his capacities. he was previously the finance minister. he was the un ambassador. he is defined israel certainly since the days of ariel sharon. he has been the driving force behind israeli politics. and it will remain to be seen because there were very large protests just in the last few days, just over the last weekend against his coalition government in favor of ending the war in gaza and getting the hostages home. we should also point out, richard, just while we await possible announcement from the qatari prime

israel's security cabinet has recommended approval of that cease-fire for gaza. there you see the prime minister on your screen meeting with the security cabinet. everett in grand junction, colorado, republican. everett? caller: good morning, i'll try and make this really quick for a big article and big change in our country with the electric cars and solar panels and whatnot. there's an article i called in before a long time ago, an article i bet one of your guests is aware of. anyway, nasa has ended -- and this is an article from 12/12/2002 and put out by david sherlak by the daily press and about catalytic converters and using catalytic converters and our whole reason for changing our economy with energy is because we can't get the pollution out of the air. so this article, if either one of these gentlemen would look up this article, all you got to do is text it or google it or something, called nasa's new invention may reduce car pollution. it's a two-page -- less than two pages, a 1.5 page article. but it talks about the existing catalytic converters, they o

party would resign from the government if the deal was passed by the israeli government and security cabineten went on to say, and this is really the crucial part, is that even if they did leave government, his party would not seek to try and bring down mr. netanyahu's administration, because that is the nuclear option that could be played here if mr. ben-gvir was able to persuade the other far-right nationalist party in the administration to also leave, it would turn mr. netanyahu's government into a minority administration, and it would then be vulnerable, and if everyone really wanted to, they could in theory bring down mr. netanyahu's government. that does not appear to be the plan, and so it would appear that we are going to see maybe tomorrow, maybe saturday, the israeli security cabinet and government meet to finally take a closer look at the cease-fire agreement. ben: and that meeting delayed, pushed back because the israelis were not happy with what hamas were asking for in terms of concessions. jonah: well, that's what we were told earlier in the day. it is hard to know whether it

>> i mean, i think now that the security cabinet has voted that the full cabinet is going to vote, there is really very little that can happen to take things off the rails at this point. as i explained that supreme court petitions portion of things is really quite pro forma. we don't expect anything to come of that. that could derail this cease fire agreement. that doesn't, however, mean that the israeli prime minister's political woes have been entirely resolved because, as we've been watching over the last 48 hours, he has been facing quite an internal rebellion within his own coalition government from two far right ministers, itamar ben gvir, the national security minister, and bezalel smotrich, the finance minister, who have both been threatening to leave this coalition government if indeed this deal is approved. ben-gvir made very clear last night that he will leave the government if the deal is approved, which appears to be happening as we are speaking right now. so we expect him to leave the government. that will leave prime minister netanyahu with only a two seat majority in his

. >> the security cabinet approved the cease-fire deal earlier in the day.now been passed to a full government meeting. >> although there is a deal, tantalizingly close to the possibility of reuniting with our loved ones, there is still the devil in the details. right now the devil is still trumping us. >> even though we are approaching the official announcement of the cease-fire, we are still having the killing continue. >> above all, the reflection of the human tragedy that has befallen for the israelis, hostages, and their families. the palestinian civilian population of gaza. ♪ >> the israeli government still in a meeting to approve the cease-fire with hamas. will it hold? how will the incoming trump administration steer it through the latter stages? we will get the view in washington. the hugely popular social media app tiktok will be banned in america sunday. the supreme court dismissed an appeal by the company. more on that. how much of joe biden's green policy can be unpaved? we speak to one of america's leading climate scientists. and houston, we ha

and the security cabinet vote is expected to take place today. in fact, ministers have already started to arrive in jerusalem at the legislature. and so that is step number one now. the next step after that is the government vote, which, according to israeli media should take place tomorrow in person. that's how it would normally happen. in the last few minutes, the minister of interior affairs is asking that this be done over the phone so we can expedite things to get the cease-fire in place, implemented as quickly as possible so that there are no more delays so it can happen on sunday morning. we'll be updating you on that to see if that in fact is going to happen. once the government votes, frances, there will be a list of palestinian prisoners made public. those prisoners will be released in exchange for those hostages. the israeli public has to be given a chance to submit an appeal or objection at the supreme court. they need 48 hours to do so. once that happens, then the cease-fire can start. but, as you can imagine, the family members of t

but whatever is happening behind the scenes, a source tells nbc news now that israeli security cabinet has delayed a vote on it until tomorrow. the hard fought deal, announced just yesterday, is supposed to start on sunday and could end 15 months of deadly fighting. but for now, the nightmare in gaza continues and we warn that this video you're going to see now is distressing. a little boy rescued from the rubble of a bombed building just hours after the cease fire agreement was announced. he had used his own hands to try to free himself. his mouth filled with dust and debris. his aunt, uncle and baby sister, who was born on the day of the hamas attack in israel, were all killed in that strike, according to gaza's civil defense, 83 people, including 23 children, have been killed in israeli strikes since the cease fire announcement. nbc's daniele hamamdjian is reporting from tel aviv's hostage square. also with us, nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander and aaron david miller is a former arab-israeli negotiator and senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international

a delayed security cabinet vote now happening this morning after benjamin netanyahu says israel and hamas have agreed on hostage release terms. >>> joe biden sits down with msnbc for the final interview of his presidency. what he says about the gaza and what he's told president-elect trump. >>> winds die down, and some residents return to what's left of their homes in southern california. but new concerns this morning that the state's insurance of last resort could run out of cash. >>> hollywood's brightest stars band together for a fire aid benefit concert to help victims of those deadly wildfires. the big names set to headline the fundraiser, >>> and remembering a cinematic legend. david lynch, the director behind films like "blue velvet" and "twin peaks" has died at the age of 78. it's friday, january 17. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. we begin in israel where after delays and false starts, prime minister benjamin netanyahu now confirming there is agreement on a ase-fire deal with hamas in gaza. the first phase of the deal is