Belong in the History Books is cnn Breaking News . Good morning you are live in the cnn newsroom. Im jim acosta in washington. We begin this hour with Breaking News out of the middle east israels military says it has rescued a hostage held in gaza since the hamas Terror Attacks on october 7 of last year, this man, a father of 11, had spent the last 326 days because as Prisoner Areas in the hospital, a short time ago, reuniting with his brother cnns Jeremy Diamond is following this Breaking News for us. Hes live in tel aviv. Jeremy what can you tell us whats the latest . Its a remarkable story and the details just coming in without a doubt, jim, and were only just starting to get some of the details, but they are indeed remarkable. The Israeli Military, its Special Forces carrying out an operation in southern gaza, rescuing this man caught eid farhan alqadri, a 52yearold father of 11, from a tunnel in some other gaza. This is the first time that the Israeli Military has successfully res
Ed lavandera, cnn, ukraine. well, thousands of people who fled the terror are finding peace and security in an unlikely place. cnn s salma abdelaziz talked to some of them in a mountain site sanctuary they now call home. reporter: nestled deep in the karpathian mountains far from bombs and bullets lies the idylic ski report of slavska, with plenty of room for those fleeing violence finding solace in the slopes, many homes opened doors to families, guests stacy and ramir found refuge here after russian forces invaded their town of kharkiv. you understand, we had like shells blowing up, lots of bombardment. how did you fell when you arrived? when you look at these mountains and into the news, it
We talk a lot about the 3.8 million ukrainians who fled the country. millions and millions more have been forced from their homes to other locations inside ukraine. cnn s salma abdulazeez report some are finding refuge in a truly remarkable place. reporter: nestled deep in the car path yann mountains, far from the bombs and bullets lies the idyllic ski resort of slavsko with plenty of room for those fleeing violence to find solace in the slopes. many have opened their doors to displaced families. some at no cost or discounted rates. guests stacy and ramir found refuge after russian forces invaded their hometown of kharkiv. we usually heard, like, shells blowing up, lots of bombardment.
State led by a war criminal. and we are working day and night and fighting fiercely to defend our land and defend our democracy and everyone should be brought to justice. so i think it will be difficult to run a state from the hague. thousands of people have fled the terror of finding peace and security in an unlikely place. salma abdelaziz spoke with some of them in the mountain sanctuary they now call home. reporter: nestled deep in the carpathian mountains, far from the bombs and bullets lies the idyllic ski resort of slavsko. with plenty of room for those fleeing violence to find solace in the slopes. many hotels have opened their doors to displaced families. some at no cost or discounted rates. guests stacey and ramir found safety here after russian forces
Cnn s selma abdelaziz talks with some of them in the mountain sanctuary they now call home. reporter: nestled deep in the carpathian mountains, far from the bombs and bullets, lies the idyllic ski resort of slavska. with plenty of room for those fleeing violence to find solace in the slopes. many hotels have opened their doors to displaced families. some at no cost or discounted rates. the guests stacy and ramir found refuge here after russian forces invaded their hometown of kharkiv. we usually heard like shells blowing up, lots of bombardment. how did you feel when you arrived? when you look at these mountains and into the news, it seems like not real. and you re here, you re safe. you feel kind of guilty because in the beginning i left all my