steve woodcock in it, how much would that release? half of the is really kept is remaining and does that dead and alive? at the beginning of the drama done months, the holy month of fasting in exchange is really would maintain the com and would allow him monetary and assistance. and while ago she ations happens all on a formula to have a permanent ceasefire. now let's remind our viewers. this is really government does not want to commit to ending the war. in fact, there are 2 ministers were threatening to take down the government if nothing else agrees to such a formula. and this a proposal by would cough, which is apparently, has been in discussion with nothing. yeah. who's on full or uh, durham, or uh for some time now according to his really reports allows nothing. yeah. whole not to make any commitments to by 42 days in terms of time to pass the budgets, which he also needs to do in march without having to make any kind of political policy shift that could jeopardize his coalition. and that's why we're hearing also backlash in his

him. aust, formerly ended. israel says the new plan was proposed by the us. presidents envoys, steve woodcock, there's been no comment from us so far to so who does the latest from oman? she's reporting from the jordanian capital due to in his railey government and palestinian authority ban on al jazeera in israel and the occupied westbank. these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop, threw out the most of them holy month of ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover . amazon ends at the end of march or early april. and passover begins mid april, ending on the 20th of that month. during this extension, half of these really captives will be released on the 1st day of it. there are 59 left. these really military says that are out half are deceased and during this time as well, there would be negotiations for phase 2. there has been quite an interesting impact because there are heavy sticking points from both sides from us has said that the

steve woodcock proposed the outline off to he felt there was no possibility of bridging the position of the policies to end the war. and that additional time was needed for talks on a permanency spa. it says home office. so if i refuse to accept the new proposal that that if it changes its position as well, will immediately enter the enter negotiations on all the details of the what cost plan that's bring node or the backend. so that's the statement from the as ready. prime minister's office node. what else are you hearing from israel about this proposal of the will look at it. this was almost a predictable elizabeth is rarely knew this was coming. this is why we saw a protest over night from the families of is really captives and the opposition. this is why we've been hearing from up is rallies, accusing nothing you off trying to do rail the ceasefire because this is what key ministers have been talking about for some time. now. they do not want to pledge an end to the war. they do not want to commit to an end to the war and instead of what they want as a formula of assistance for c

has approve the temper or a truce extension under a proposal by donald trump. special envoys, steve woodcock. under this initiative, the cease fire will remain in place during the muslim holy month of ramadan and the jewish passover period. a moss would be expected to release half of the remaining hostages on the 1st day of the plan with the rest to be freed. once a permanent truce is negotiated, however, the guys and group has rejected israel as deviation from the original agreement, which called for all hostages to be released in exchange for a full idea of withdrawal. or do you smoke exclusively with homeless political bureau member by some name? it was nothing to say that because we haven't received any uh offer show off on the 1st 2nd. we are not privy to negotiate on a new or for us because we have a certain deed this deal it has, but it has to be signed by the tool button. and the last, this is the dentist. i mean the categories that exemptions and the americans and why tony can choose a new, did we have the theme, and it's a product sentence from one fault is assigned is rejecting to

steve woodcock, let's see, half of the remaining copies released once an agreement is reached and the other half when both sides agree, permanency is fire, says allowing israel to a band and phase 2 would give it the option to resume fighting. once all captains are returned, that's because israel would effectively ditch phase 3 and the ending cost of these and negotiating the rebuilding of gaza and it's future governance. something. israel has been keen to avoid. the don't want the power as soon as they don't want to buy a national state. they don't want to configuration. they want the jewish state and all of palestine, and they're trying to do it by force, get the palestinians out of gas or push them out of the west bank. the road already pushed 4050000 out of the camps and they're going to try to get them out. but these postings are not going to go anywhere in the ceasefire brought some reprieve to the more than 2000000 people in gaza. his license being wrecked by simon and displacement, and despite repeated his ready violations coming more than 100 product stains during the trace,

it's, it's very interesting we had have, during the sunday programs in the united states, we had steve woodcock, which a parent appears to be trump. at large on boy. he said to the american people, it's not a surprise to anyone on this program or anyone watching this program. but he, he pushed back against the thesis this, that the conflict in ukraine was provo unprovoked. and he said, you know, and then we had a peat, haig said, say, well, it's more complicated than that. that is a see change. i mean, that is in credible because what i have argued on this program for 3 years is that all the west has is framing and narratives. is divorced from reality. reality is seeping in here, but i don't see where it's going beyond bettering bilateral relations. and as daniel was said, that's a good thing. that's a very good thing, but it's not enough. go ahead, steve. oh, um yeah, no, i was uh welcomed um access comments, reboot with go to some to critical that was the patients i see the american suppressed was uh from previous is production of their drug receivables and the hedge a monic. well, we're goin