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... Eryl Holt: Yes, hopefully never again Malcolm Brabant: But as Xena luxuriates in home comforts, spare a thought for those lost forever.For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Malcolm Brabant in Southern England. Nick Schifrin: May every lost dog find his or her way back to the Thanksgiving table tonight.
For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin. Geoff Bennett: The Biden White House played a key role in negotiating the hostage deal. I spoke with National Security Council spokesman John Kirby a short time ago. Admiral John Kirby, welcome back to the "NewsHour." John Kirby, NSC Coordinator For Strategic ...
... actually called that -- quote -- "nonsense." Instead, he said: "We will continue the war until we achieve all of our war aims after the hostages are released." Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin reporting on the latest on this imminent, hopefully, hostage deal. Nick Schifrin: Hopefully.Nick, thank you. Amna Nawaz: Thanks, Amna.
... Son Omer. Meirav Leshem Gonen: ... and all the other hostages. Nick Schifrin: It's just one part of a traumatized Israeli society that today continues to bury its dead; 388 soldiers have died since October the 7th, the most in 20 years.For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... take some time and some diplomacy to hopefully get more cooperation from the Indians. Nick Schifrin: In the meantime, Global Witness' exposure and the closing of the loophole could be small first steps to get Russian fuel out of American gas tanks. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... kind of summit all the more important and all the more reminiscent, frankly, of early Cold War diplomacy between the United States and the Soviet Union, Amna. Amna Nawaz: That's Nick Schifrin reporting for us tonight from San Francisco. Nick, thank you. Good to see you. Nick Schifrin: Thanks.
... hostage, but also the rest of the 239, including, of course, my son. Amna Nawaz: You have shared your son's story with my colleague Nick Schifrin earlier, last month. As you mentioned, he was protecting his wife and his children when Hamas attacked. You said he physically fought the ...
Nick Schifrin: That's an allegation that Hamas quickly denied. Salama Marouf, Hamas Government Media Office: The Israelis have failed to provide a single piece of evidence to prove that this facility has tunnels underneath or any command center underneath. Nick Schifrin: And no matter what's underneath, international humanitarian ...
... breach of international humanitarian law. Nick Schifrin: But the suffering goes on. Today, the U.N. said the war has pushed 400,000 Gazans into poverty in an area that for years has already been one of the globe's most impoverished. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... suffering, while the past -- path of cooperation, the path of negotiation, the path of living with Israel in peace, that offers so much more. Nick Schifrin: Yes. Mark Regev: And the Arab world has opened up to Israel over the last few years in ways like never before. Nick Schifrin ...
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