So the Israel ceasefire that's taking place. Right now, I believe Whitkoff and Kushner are on their way to Egypt to negotiate the deal and see what's going to be happening there. But let me read a couple of these things and I will get them. I didn't to it, Rob. Is that the one telling us that they're on their way there? Okay, go for it. Overseas, President Trump's special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Whitkoff, and the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, are headed to Egypt this morning, hoping to nail down a peace deal between Israel and Hamas.

It is an agreement that could end the war and bring home the remaining hostage is taken in the October 7th terrorist attacks.

NBC's Matt Bradley has more from Tel Aviv. Matt, what's the latest there?

Yeah, good morning, Willie. So we're getting some new details starting to emerge from Israel

about those negotiations that are set to begin tomorrow. President Trump announced yesterday

that Israel agreed to an initial line on the map for its eventual withdrawal from Gaza.

Now, what Samas agrees, the president says the ceasefire and prisoner exchange will begin immediately.

Netanyahu himself, Israel's prime minister, addressed the Israeli public last night,

saying he hopes that all of this will wrap up in these talks in just a few

days after which the remaining 20 living hostages will be returning home but there are still a lot

of details to work out here willie can pause right so so right here a couple things tens of thousands

of people are in the streets of Tel Aviv pressuring that you know to close a deal in the deal in the hostage release. Boom, that's taking place. Then you have with Gough and Kushner, which we just talked about. And then you have President Trump issued a new warning to Hamas to move quickly on hostage release or bets are off over peace deal. Tom, your thoughts on what's going on here. Well, there's a couple of things that are going on in Gaza that we saw over the weekend. No speculation. Everyone agrees. All the news media, everybody's reporting it the same way.

Even news media doesn't like each other. There is a street, which is forming a line. There's a map of Gaza,

and there's a street that says, hey, you can go from, I think it's, you can go from west to east, down the street,

across the center of Gaza, and they have sirens going off, and they have announcements of saying,

you guys got to evacuate.

You got to evacuate here to clear this out, this zone.

And I think, yep, the peace deal, yep, there's this section that I think Israel is going to go in there

and saying, okay, any of you Hamas that don't want to get with points two, three, four, seven,

and nine, you know, on the peace deal, once all the citizens and everybody are out of there,

we are going to sweep this thing if you're still there. And I think this is basically the end of the end in this area.

And so that's what we're hearing.

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