Chaim starts by framing a question about whether or not Hamas can be coerced or convinced to follow through on the terms of the ceasefire agreement, and move from the first phase to the next phase. So far, they have not released the remains of all the hostages who were slain in captivity, and they are showing no signs of disarming.

Chaim starts by saying it’s good to see the Egyptian teams coming to help look for the remains of hostages under the rubble and wreckage in Gaza. At the same time, Egypt is hosting some of the most dangerous Hamas terrorists who were released from prison as part of the ceasefire deal in a five star hotel.

Chaim starts by telling his viewers that he’s out of uniform, taking a short break from the IDF reserves and home with his family in the Galilee. However, he’s been told that he needs to remain vigilant, although there is a fragile ceasefire in Gaza, there is plenty going on in the north and on other fronts.

Chaim starts by saying that after spending two years in pitch black tunnels, the Israeli hostages have emerged into the light and they’re home with their families, celebrating Shabbat and the light is breaking out. They’re seeing that righteousness prevails, although it’s not always immediately obvious.