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So they have made it absolutely clear that this is totally out of order. And we heard yesterday from the Egyptian foreign minister, Abdelalbati, who says that they should also keep going with the deal as it was agreed. They should be moving into the second phase.
So they have made it absolutely clear that this is totally out of order. And we heard yesterday from the Egyptian foreign minister, Abdelalbati, who says that they should also keep going with the deal as it was agreed. They should be moving into the second phase.
And the second phase is the phase which Israel has always had difficulty with because it demands that they withdraw all of their forces from the Gaza Strip and move towards an end of the war in exchange for all of the remaining hostages. But Israel now seems to be rewriting the deal. And Prime Minister Netanyahu says he has the complete backing of the United States.
And the second phase is the phase which Israel has always had difficulty with because it demands that they withdraw all of their forces from the Gaza Strip and move towards an end of the war in exchange for all of the remaining hostages. But Israel now seems to be rewriting the deal. And Prime Minister Netanyahu says he has the complete backing of the United States.
And that is what we have heard from the U.S. National Security Council last night. Israel's next steps, they're in full agreement with it.
And that is what we have heard from the U.S. National Security Council last night. Israel's next steps, they're in full agreement with it.
They say that President Trump's Gaza envoy, Steve Witkoff, has come up with a new proposal that in order to move to extend the ceasefire for another 50 days, which would cover the holy month of Ramadan, as well as the Jewish festival of Passover, that Hamas has to release more hostages. In fact, half of the hostages.
They say that President Trump's Gaza envoy, Steve Witkoff, has come up with a new proposal that in order to move to extend the ceasefire for another 50 days, which would cover the holy month of Ramadan, as well as the Jewish festival of Passover, that Hamas has to release more hostages. In fact, half of the hostages.
Prime Minister Netanyahu said last night there were 59 hostages remaining in Gaza and up to 24, is the phrase he used, are believed to be alive. Now, that wasn't called for in the deal. But Prime Minister Netanyahu is saying that Hamas should not expect to get the extension of the ceasefire in exchange for nothing. So it's at an impasse.
Prime Minister Netanyahu said last night there were 59 hostages remaining in Gaza and up to 24, is the phrase he used, are believed to be alive. Now, that wasn't called for in the deal. But Prime Minister Netanyahu is saying that Hamas should not expect to get the extension of the ceasefire in exchange for nothing. So it's at an impasse.
Egypt is struggling to come up with a new proposal and certainly the Americans will be watching closely.
Egypt is struggling to come up with a new proposal and certainly the Americans will be watching closely.
Antonine Maillet ist die berĂŒhmte Novelistin und Schauspielerin aus Ostkanada und ihre französische Sprachgemeinschaft, die Akadien. Ihr Werk feiert Akadien-Language, Herkunft und Freude. Sie hat einmal gesagt, wenn ich eine BegrĂŒndung habe, ist es, dass ich die Akadien-Language von ihrer Oral-Tradition auf die geschriebenen Wörter genommen habe.
Antonine Maillet ist die berĂŒhmte Novelistin und Schauspielerin aus Ostkanada und ihre französische Sprachgemeinschaft, die Akadien. Ihr Werk feiert Akadien-Language, Herkunft und Freude. Sie hat einmal gesagt, wenn ich eine BegrĂŒndung habe, ist es, dass ich die Akadien-Language von ihrer Oral-Tradition auf die geschriebenen Wörter genommen habe.
1979 wurde sie die erste Kanadierin, die den prestigiousen französischen Literaturpreis, den Prix Goncourt, zu bekommen. fĂŒr ihr Novel «Pelagie la charrette», die Geschichte eines feistigen Schwesterns, der ewig nach Ostkanada zurĂŒckkehrt, nach dem britischen Ausbruch der Akkadier im Jahr 1755. Der französische PrĂ€sident Emmanuel Macron hat die Tribute zu Ms.
1979 wurde sie die erste Kanadierin, die den prestigiousen französischen Literaturpreis, den Prix Goncourt, zu bekommen. fĂŒr ihr Novel «Pelagie la charrette», die Geschichte eines feistigen Schwesterns, der ewig nach Ostkanada zurĂŒckkehrt, nach dem britischen Ausbruch der Akkadier im Jahr 1755. Der französische PrĂ€sident Emmanuel Macron hat die Tribute zu Ms.
Maillet's enormen Arbeit und rebelliösen StĂ€rke bezahlt, die die Seele erheblich machte, und hat gesagt, dass sie von französischen Sprachgemeinschaften die Welt ĂŒber gezwungen wurde. Kanadas Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, said Miss Maillet, had left an indelible mark on Canada's cultural landscape.
Maillet's enormen Arbeit und rebelliösen StĂ€rke bezahlt, die die Seele erheblich machte, und hat gesagt, dass sie von französischen Sprachgemeinschaften die Welt ĂŒber gezwungen wurde. Kanadas Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, said Miss Maillet, had left an indelible mark on Canada's cultural landscape.
Luxury German cars pulling away from the entrance of the elegant Bayerischer Hof Hotel here in Munich as this conference comes to a close. It's snowing and there's a chill in the air. And that's not just the freezing temperature. Everyone I've spoken to has described this year's conference as truly historic. The darkest moment in the history of what's known here as the transatlantic relationship.
Luxury German cars pulling away from the entrance of the elegant Bayerischer Hof Hotel here in Munich as this conference comes to a close. It's snowing and there's a chill in the air. And that's not just the freezing temperature. Everyone I've spoken to has described this year's conference as truly historic. The darkest moment in the history of what's known here as the transatlantic relationship.