2025-01-27
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I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Monday, January 27th.
Here's what we're covering In Gaza this morning, tens of thousands of Palestinians have set out on foot, walking back toward their homes in the northern part of the Strip.
They're walking along the coastal road stand steps from the beach with bags, mattresses, anything they can carry on their backs.
It's the first time in 16 months that Israel has allowed people to go back to the north after forcing them to evacuate.
Their return was part of Israel's ongoing ceasefire deal with Hamas, but it wasn't clear it would actually happen.
The whole agreement nearly fell apart this weekend when Israel and Hamas both accused each other of reneging on it.
The dispute centered on one hostage, Arbel Yehud, who the last female civilian in captivity who's thought to be alive.
Hamas was expected to release her Saturday.
Instead, they released four other hostages.
Israel, in response, held off on letting anyone go north.
Just after midnight, they came to an agreement, though Yehud is expected to be released this week, and Israel is now allowing those who've been displaced to start the journey back.
Meanwhile, in Lebanon, Israel's truce with Hezbollah was also pushed to the limit this weekend.