... But, again, strategically, the U.S. supports what Israel is trying to do, try and get Hamas entirely out of Gaza. Amna Nawaz: We will see how those words meet actions on the ground day by day. Nick Schifrin, thank you so much for your reporting. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
Nick, it's good to see you. So, what are the terms of this two-day extension, and what were the sticking points in getting to this deal? Nick Schifrin: The core of the agreement is an extension of what we have already seen, and that is that 10 or ...
... s way of having more bargaining chips in these negotiations. Nick Schifrin: And now that the truce has been extended, those negotiations can continue. Each day, Hamas is committed to release 10 more hostages, and Israel to release 30 more Palestinian prisoners. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
Nick Schifrin: These are people who have been presumably kept underground in tunnels and very difficult conditions. What do they need mentally to begin to understand the trauma they have been through and begin to recover from it? Hagai Levine: So we need to help them to get back control ...
... it was hard to breathe. And the conditions were terrible. I'm thinking how an 80-year-old man can survive there for seven weeks. Nick Schifrin: Over the next three to four days, about 50 women and children are scheduled to be released. There's a formula after that ...
... we have established right here for four days, that would allow people on the ground in Gaza to collect information and to provide that information. Nick Schifrin: And finally, sir, some of your Israeli and American critics call you both the firefighter and the arsonist. They thank you for your ...
... sides try to make gains before the worst of winter sets in and a tense calm has returned in Dublin, Ireland, after anti-immigrant rioting. ... Nick Schifrin: In the days of other headlines: A wave of walkouts across Europe hit Amazon on this Black Friday, one of the busiest shopping ...
... study of CTE, the degenerative brain disease linked to repeated hits to the head, in athletes who died before their 30th birthday. John Yang reports. ... Nick Schifrin: For years, researchers have studied the effects that repeated blows to the head have on athletes in pro football, hockey, soccer and other ...
... is a higher power. Some of us refer to that higher power as God. I think that there's great power in trusting that, together, we can let go of this pain and move forward. Nick Schifrin: (audio gap) "A Maine Calling Special" on our Web site, PBS.org/NewsHour.
... a positive COVID diagnosis, and the -- what, the most major thing that I have had to deal with were sniffles. I'm thankful for science. Nick Schifrin: And we are thankful that you are feeling relatively well. Eliana, you got about 20, 30 seconds. Eliana Johnson: Nick, I'm with ...
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