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In the Middle East, there's relief in both Israel and Gaza as the Pazan fighting appears to be

holding.

In Tel Aviv, Hague, Agai Angrest, eagerly anticipates the return of his son, Kidnet Soldier

Matan,gras.

We are very exciting waiting for our son and for all the 48 hostages.

I want to thank too many thanks for President Trump.

He did it and all the American teams.

In Gaza, Palestinians stream north on foot toward Gaza City.

Their relief is tempered by the magnitude of the destruction.

I'm happy that there is no blood, no killing.

People can sleep in calm and are reassured.

Now when the war is over, where will we go?

I am displaced in a government area building, but we have to move from there.

Where will we go?

As Israeli forces pull back in Gaza,

relief organizations prepared to move in with desperately needed aid.

Before the ceasefire took hold, Foreign Affairs correspondent Nick Schifrin spoke with

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