Hello everyone and welcome to Amun-Puyg here's what's coming up.

There's a lot of work to be done but we are very much focused on doing that work.

The U.S. Secretary of State in Israel, as Hamas responds to a hostage and ceasefire proposal.

Former top State Department official Richard Haas joins me.

Then, missile strikes across Ukraine including the capital Kiev.

But NATO's former Deputy Secretary General thinks there is a pathway to victory.

I'll ask her how.

Plus, it's the voter that is being disenfranchised.

It's not a rap out of Iran Khan anymore. He's not even a candidate anymore.

Pakistan heads to the polls and the man who was the most popular politician,

former Prime Minister Imran Khan is in prison and barred from standing.

I ask his sister how he's holding up.

Also ahead.

And maybe there's a hope that something else unexpected will happen,

or there's just a refusal to believe that this is really

the way things are. How do Americans feel about a potential Biden Trump rematch?

Michelle Martin speaks to Atlantic staff writer David Graham who says it's a choice most voters never wanted. Welcome. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiane Amanpur in London.

Hamas has laid out its response to a proposed hostage and ceasefire deal in it calling for a phased Israeli withdrawal

from Gaza during a four and a half month truce that would also see the release of Israeli

hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and a massive humanitarian effort.

But in a press conference tonight, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says it's not happening

and the counter-offensive will continue a pace.

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