In the coming week, tensions remain acute in the Mideast as efforts intensify on a Gaza war ceasefire.

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It's September 5th, 2024 in time for the world next week.

I'm Bob McMahon.

And I'm Carly Ann Robbins.

Bob, let's start in the Middle East,

where Hezbollah, Israel, are again pounding each other with rocket fire, renewing fears of a wider war.

The Israeli Defense Forces recovery of the bodies of six hostages is incredibly tragic.

We're executed in Gaza.

Ignited mass protests across Israel with many Israelis blaming Prime Minister Netanyahu for his refusal to come to an agreement with Hamas on a ceasefire for hostage deal. Egypt and Gutter are working

with the U.S. to repair what they are calling a final ceasefire proposal. Of course, we've heard

about that before. With so much ferment and tragedy, are we any closer to getting an agreement?

It certainly doesn't feel like that, Carla.

And it's hard to overestimate the emotions that are accompanying this latest set of developments with the hostages.

They were by many forensic accounts, people who were alive up until closely before their bodies were discovered.

So they were executed by Hamas.

Hamas has indicated it would execute other prisoners short of a deal if there are troops

bearing down on them.

So this is part of what makes the stakes of this so high.

Benjamin Netanyahu is under intense pressure from the families of the hostages,

as well as members of his right-wing coalition,

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