Tonight on all land.

At the moment I see them and hug them, then I know that my nightmare is finished.

A landmark deal between Israel and Hamas.

Israel has said that it will continue a ceasefire day by day as long as Hamas continues to release hostages.

Tonight the latest details on when some of those hostages

might be released and who might finally come home.

You know it's like a Russian wallet.

We are waiting to see to see who will come back home.

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Union Chief Sean Fain joins me live when all-in starts right now. Good evening from New York, I'm Chris Hayes.

The final details of the negotiations

between Israel and Hamas are still being worked out tonight

as we are getting reports that the

pause in fighting that was supposed to begin at 3 a.m. Eastern time has now been

delayed. New York Times citing senior Israeli officials say the earliest a

temporary ceasefire could begin is now this Friday.

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