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... area that was most at risk? You have 400,000 people that are being trapped and there's no more assistance that is reaching them. Nick Schifrin: So explain that shift over the last month. How many more trucks are being allowed in and are they reaching the people who ...
... Hamas doesn't demilitarize. But, bottom line, Geoff, certainly, on both sides, Israelis and Palestinians tonight hoping the cease-fire holds and this is the end of the war. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, grateful, as always, for your reporting, this past week in particular. Thank you. Nick Schifrin: Thanks, Geoff.
Geoff Bennett: Machado said she was humbled and grateful when she was reached by phone earlier today. She's been in hiding since last year after she was barred from running against President Nicolas Maduro for the presidency. Machado spoke to the "News Hour"'s Nick Schifrin after last year ...
... one that hit a residential building. And so very much hope tonight in Gaza that this war is actually over, and the hope is in Israel as well, but it's not quite over yet. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, our thanks to you for that reporting. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... put pressure on Hamas. They were clearly willing to make that phase one deal, leaving phase two to the future. Amna Nawaz: We will see what happens next, but a remarkable first step, hopefully with peace ahead.Nick Schifrin breaking news with us tonight, thank you. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
Shams Odeh: There's a lot of people killed here in this place in Rafah. Nick Schifrin: Destruction. Shams Odeh: This is the last home that our -- my family owned in all Gaza Strip. Nick Schifrin: But also hope. Shams Odeh: My dream was that everyone, Israelis, Palestinians, lived near ...
... Israelis would take. Amna Nawaz: So, if they even get to us. Tell us -- to it. Tell us about phase two. What does that entail? Nick Schifrin: These are the fundamental questions that have dogged all sides since October the 7th. Let's go through some of them, a surge ...
... the end of Hamas and we want to live in peace without any wars. Nick Schifrin: And that is perhaps where Israel is unified, saving hostages, hoping to recover from the war's damage and ensuring the war never happens again. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... will pressure Netanyahu in this moment to actually end the war, how much he will pressure Netanyahu to consider this Hamas reply good enough, and then will Netanyahu listen? Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much for walking us through these developments. We appreciate it. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... other side wants its destruction, its eradication, how could there be support for a two-state solution other than in the hallways of diplomatic corridors? Nick Schifrin: In the end, you write this: "This emotional and existential clash will be truly settled not through adroit verbal gymnastics, but through a ...
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