A deal between Israel and Hamas to release hostages appears close at hand. The Israeli military shows what it says is proof of Hamas terror activity at Shifa Hospital. We get the latest from Ukraine as a milestone anniversary is celebrated in Kyiv, and a look ahead to the COP28 Climate Conference.

Israel releases pictures of alleged Hamas tunnels at Shifa Hospital, while attacks increase at a second hospital. Negotiations are continuing to stop shooting and release some hostages. U.S. Secretary of Defense is in Kyiv and a conversation with the former Prime Minister of Lithuania.

The body of an Israeli hostage is recovered. South Africa recommends war crimes charges against Israel. A look at communities in the West Bank, destroyed by Jewish settlers after the start of the war. Plus, the latest from Ukraine, and a conversation about the plight of Palestinian children.

Family members of some of the hostages taken by Hamas are marching to Jerusalem to pressure the government to do more. We examine the plight of hostages, particularly women and the prospects with a former ambassador. Plus, Biden and Xi meet in California, and the latest from Kyiv.

Israeli troops have enters the Shifa Hospital in Gaza, claiming Hamas is using the site as a command center. We examine the consequences of a new anti-propaganda law in Israel; President Biden to meet with President Xi in California and the latest from Kyiv. Plus, is Christmas cancelled?

Joe Biden says that hospitals in Gaza “must be protected” as shelling continues. Israelis are thinking about what happens when the fighting ends. The Israeli government has been showing journalists videos of the October 7 attacks, we’ll find out what they saw. Plus, the latest from Ukraine.

Thousands of Gazans are heading to the south in newly created humanitarian corridors as civilian casualties and attacks near hospitals continue. We look at the wavering support for Israel in the U.S. congress and among the G7 nations. Plus, an update form Kyiv and a look at global temperatures

The United States is under increasing pressure from its Arab allies to force a ceasefire in Gaza; we’ll see how life has changed in one West Bank town after the war in Gaza started. We also examine Ukraine’s bid for EU membership and a conversation with former Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says that neither Israel nor Hamas can control Gaza after the war; so who will? Israeli authorities are planning for the recovery of towns destroyed in the Hamas attack. Plus, can damage to the environment be considered an international crime?

It’s the one-month anniversary of Hamas’ incursion in to Israel, and the fighting is only getting worse; today we’ll hear from American Jews who oppose the war and the families of those taken hostage by Hamas. Plus and update from Kyiv and Russia leaves a cold-war era treaty.