Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe, on this holiday here in the United States. It is Monday, October 13th.

We're still awaiting President Trump's address to the Israeli Parliament. You can see there on your screen, some of the other speakers. The president is in the room. We see Prime Minister Netanyahu there. A lot happening on a momentous day. Let's get

you caught up on everything this happened overnight. Now, all 20 of the remaining living hostages

in Gaza have now been released by Hamas. Seven of the hostages were released earlier today,

escorted by the Red Cross. Photos of the first seven hostages

showed them looking pale, but not as thin as some of those who were freed back in January.

And then, hours later, the final 13 hostages were released. The Israeli military says those were

also turned over to the Red Cross in the Gaza Strip.

Now, later today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President

Mahmoud Abbas will attend a summit in the Gaza summit.

President Trump also will be there along with two more than two dozen world leaders.

We're watching now again, some applause for the Prime Minister of Israel there in the Knesset.

We're awaiting President Trump's remarks in the moments ahead.

We will, of course, bring them to live.

Some real applause there, as we can see there on your screen. Let's now bring in some of our

best experts to help us sift through this important day. President Emeritus of the Council on

Four Relations, Richard Haas is here, U.S. Special Correspondent for BBC News, and the host of the

Restis Politics podcast, Katty Kay, columnist, an associate editor for the Washington Post, David Ignatians,

and Rogers Chair in the American Presidency at Vanderbilt University historian John Meacham.

Our thanks to your all. We'll be keeping an eye, of course, on these live events there in Israel.

NBC's David Road also joining us now, happy to say. But Richard Haas, let's start with you two long

years to get to this moment, but we should just underscore where we are today, that moment of a relief,

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