hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the u.s. and around the world. bianca is back tomorrow. just ahead on cnn newsroom with a pause between israel and hamas expected to continue into wednesday, the question is what happens then. it puts the life in threat. if we can bring more hostages back, we are willing to pay that price. electronic warfare has expected an advantage. gps jamming is basically brute force power. would hear on capitol hill, but in public. this is really shaping up to be a showdown between hunter biden and the committee. live from london, this is c cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. streets it is wednesday, nov. in gaza the temporary truce is now in what could be its final day. sources say israel has a list of hostages expected to be released in the hours ahead, and we re also learning talks in doha are in consensus about working towards extending the current pause in gaza. earlier a hamas member said the group
executive in israel. your coalition controls the kne knesset. you are weakening the supreme court. where are the checks and balances? in israel we have the supreme court has a lot of checks, but there are no balances. for example, on the court, on the decision we passed on reasonableness understand what that is. it s like the court can nullify a decision, any decision by the government, by the executive by saying it s unreasonable, not because it s illegal, not because they re using other checks that they have, plenty of things they could do, they can nullify looking at september when israel s supreme court will hear appeals to the new law, if the court does strike this down, will you abide by that ruling? well, look, we re going into unchartered territory and i would like to believe they won t do that and the reason is that, first of all, we re all subject to the rule of law. the prime minister is subject to the rule of law, the knesset, our parliament is subject to the
suppose even for joe biden. but they got this bill passed by the israeli parliament or c kne knesset. there will probably be more petitions to the supreme court to at the very least delay implementation of this by imposing some kind of injunction and review whether this new basic law is in keeping with israel s don t actually have a constitution technically, but with the foundational principles mainly to maintain it as a jewish and democratic state. and we ve heard from the head of the supreme court in the past saying that would be the narrow definition for whether a basic law as it is known would be acceptable or would not. but of course we re also in this weird ironic situation where the supreme court is effectively being asked to block a law that is designed to block the supreme court from blocking certain laws and appointments. so if assuming this goes before the supreme court and if