kaitlan collins is in tel aviv bringing us the minute by minute coverage of the second day of this truce agreement. reporter: yeah, you really see what those red cross vehicles mean to the hostages. i spoke to the family of one grandmother who was released yesterday who said, she had been underground for so long that she didn t know when she did see sunlight if she was taken to being released or executed until she saw the red cross vehicles yesterday. you just see how powerful that moment is. in this next phase of the deal between israel and hamas comes after hours of a delay in the deal where you are seeing the two sides try to work something out. there were hours of uncertainty when a dispute with hamas was unfolding over the amount of aid that was going into gaza which is a major component of this deal. and then with just hours to spare, qatari officials are involved. they were able to get the deal on track after some phone calls including one with president biden. now i
welcome to the special edition of hannity. i m jason chaffetz in for sean tonight. i hope you all had a very happy thanksgiving. well, today, as part of a four-day pause in fighting between israel and hamas, 24 hostages including 13 israelis have been released from gaza. remember, these hostages have been held in gaza since the hamas attacks back on october 7th. after today s release, 240 hostages still reportedly remain captive in gaza. with an estimated ten americans among them. here now with the latest on the ground in israel as our very own jeff paul. just? good evening, jason. we are learning tonight that, on top of the 13 people who are released today, we are expecting maybe another 13 could come out tomorrow. but i ve got to tell you, here on the ground in israel, the mood is bittersweet. mentioning sort of what you are saying, that there s more than 200 people who are still being held captive in gaza. but today was a huge and crucial first step, and if this curren
hello. i m boris sanchez in washington alongside wolf blitzer. we re tracking the deal between israel and hamas. next hour benjamin netanyahu and members of his war cabinet will provide an update on the breakthrough. it s set to become a battlefield reality at 3:00 a.m. eastern time here in the united states, 10:00 a.m. local in gaza and israel. a four-day pause in fighting will be enacting which will get the hostages to israel safely. wolf snp. with that truce, the barrage has not let up at all. here you see what s left after strikes near a hospital in northern gaza. the situation on the ground still very volatile before any of the hostages are actually freed. in moments, we ll hear from a top white house official who was inside the room for the hostage negotiations and i ll speak live to someone holding out hope that hamas will free their relatives under this agreement. but first, let s go to cnn s oren lieberman. he s here with us in tel aviv right now. how do we expect
A teacher with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East has been accused of keeping a Hamas hostage captive in an attic for over a month, claims that the UN agency has deemed "unsubstantiated."
AUSTIN, Texas (KEYE) It’s now been more than a week since the first round of hostages held by Hamas were released.Many of them are now heading back home, but