An extremely emotional day in Israel today, two years and six days after that horrible Saturday morning.

All the living Israeli hostages are home.

And the man mainly responsible for that, Landon in Israel today as well, President Donald Trump.

This is a special and holy episode.

I'm Unite Levy in Tel Aviv.

And I'm Jonathan Friedland in London.

It's Unholy. Two Jews on the news, I think it's fair to say that pretty well every episode

we have done for the

last 700 plus days has been waiting for this moment. And at the central, the heart emotionally

of the whole two years, and I was going to say for Israelis, but for the entire Jewish world

has really been, the emotional core of it has been this need to see the hostages back home.

And as you say, the living hostages are now back home.

It almost sort of one hesitates before saying it because we never formulated that sentence until today.

I thought, Yoni, what I want to do is just to hear you talk about it because, and we

should say this for listeners, you maybe don't fully understand the role you play.

You know, you're the anchor of the main news on Channel 12.

It means for big moments, big events, people turn to you and you sort of anchor coverage was steering the country through

these very, very big moments. You've done it many, many times. But I just know, again, from friends

telling me that they, you know, you were the one who was sort of guiding them through this

extraordinary day. For most people, it was experienced through television when that's how they

went through it. So you were sitting in that chair. What did you see?

How did the day unfold and just tell us about it? I mean, it was 15 hours of broadcast day,

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