So today we can talk about something very unusual.
A day when genuinely many people are celebrating in the Middle East and often news coverage of anything in the Middle East is dominated by conflict.
violence, upset, sadness,
grief and it's certainly been that way in the last couple of years as the conflict in Gaza has raged on but today within 24 hours we expect to see hostages,
the remaining Israeli hostages come home.
Gazans we've seen on their way home to what's left of where they used to live so a day to celebrate but a day with huge challenges too.
And on that we played some recordings from Hostage Square in Tel Aviv and you can hear here the moment that the US President is cheered and the Israeli Prime Minister is booed.
To Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
But there was and is a massive sense of anticipation,
people holding their breath while celebrating what's happened now, but what's next?
So we'll get into all of that on this Sunday's episode of Newscast.
Newscast.
Newscast from the BBC.
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