The other big story we're following tonight is in the Middle East, where Israel is blocking

humanitarian aid from reaching Gaza until Hamas agrees to temporarily extend phase one of

the ceasefire, which expired yesterday. Israel has embraced a U.S. plan to pause fighting

through Ramadan and Passover, which ends April 20th. Hamas would have to release half of the

remaining hostages being held in Gaza have to release half of the remaining hostages

being held in Gaza on the first day of the extension.

Hamas immediately rejected the proposal.

Earlier, I spoke about all of this with Prince Turkey Al-Faisal,

a former Saudi ambassador to the United States and the United Kingdom.

We all thought that the two sagas of the ceasefire would lead to a permanent

ceasefire and that those issues were fully and thoroughly discussed when the previous administration

was in power in America. So all these new additions seem to be on the side of Mr. Netanyahu

to get away from the commitments that he made in the previous agreement. Talking about that,

how would you rate President Trump's involvement in Gaza so far?

Well, it's been very helpful from one aspect is that it has implemented the ceasefire,

but on other things like the promotion of the Riviera on the Mediterranean and driving out the Palestinians and actually pushing for ethnic

cleansing of the Palestinians. That is wrong. That is unacceptable, not just by us, but by the whole

world. And then for him to put up that silly, I would say obscene concoction of him and Mr. Netanyahu

drinking sodas in front of the beachfront in Madhazza, it's just awful.

I believe you're referring to a social media post that he didn't create, but he reposted,

showing his vision or a vision of the Riviera.

But he reposted it.

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