President Trump says that both Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a ceasefire and hostage release deal.

He made the announcement yesterday in a post on social media.

In it, he says all remaining hostages held by Hamas will be released.

He also says Israel will pull its troops back behind and agreed upon line.

Israel's ambassador to the United States said last night that a 72-hour clock to release

the living hostages will begin once the Israeli cabinet meets later this morning to approve the deal.

On social media, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the news a, quote, diplomatic success

and a national and moral victory for the state of Israel.

A lot of these people could be doing something else, sitting in a bar watching television.

They're out here because most of

them say they're here to protect democracy i've not seen anything like this in chicago i spent a lot

time here you know my wife's from here look at this this is michigan avenue in the middle of downtown

chicago here too hundreds if not thousands of people and it's not a feeling of anger it is not a feeling of terror which is being

felt in much of the other parts of this city and the chicago land area where they're indiscriminately

going around picking up people not who are violent criminals are the worst of the worst but i'll give you

two examples that i saw myself a 53 year old mother going to pick up meat to make a stew

from Mexico who has been here for 30 years. Wow. And it's now in the Broadview Ice Detention Center.

Another one is two gentlemen who are on their way to work as mechanics, literally going to

pick up a cup of coffee in Cicero, 90% Hispanic, 90,000 people there, the most Hispanic neighborhood in all of Illinois,

and Border Patrol rolled up on them.

Literally the guys left their coffee cups there.

They detained both of those guys.

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