Good evening I'm on the Navas and I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight.

Civilians in Gaza get another day of reprieve from war. We speak to the head of

UNICEF about the urgent humanitarian needs of the war's youngest victims and the

risks should fighting resume. The latest United Nations Climate Conference opens in Dubai amid global tensions and

skepticism that the world will move away from fossil fuels.

And a masterful diplomat or an instigator of vast human suffering.

The controversial former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at age 100. I think Henry will stand out as one of the most important international figures in the last

hundred years. Welcome to the news hour. Hamas has released more Israeli hostages after an 11th

hour deal extended the temporary Gaza ceasefire through tonight and mediators

are working now to extend it for two additional days.

Two women were the first hostages to be handed over today.

They were reunited later with their families in Israel.

And this evening, six more were released into Egypt in exchange for 30

Palestinians held by Israel. In the meantime Secretary of State Anthony Blinkin

returned to the region. He pressed Israel to protect civilians if fighting resumes.

Israel has the most sophisticated, one of the most sophisticated militaries in the world.

It is capable of neutralizing the threat posed by Hamas while minimizing harm to innocent men, women, and children.

And it has an obligation to do so.

Amid the efforts to prolong the calm in Gaza, there was new violence inside Israel.

Two Palestinian gunman killed at least three people at a bus station outside Jerusalem

before being killed. Hamas said it was retaliation for Israeli actions in

Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it shows Israel is justified in trying to root

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