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DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) â Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuâs office said Monday that he will not travel to Egypt for a summit on the Israel-Hamas war due to a Jewish holiday.

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<p>&gt;&gt;&gt; THIS IS AN NBC NEWS "SPECIAL REPORT." HERE'S TOM LLAMAS. &gt;&gt;&gt; GOOD DAY FROM ISRAEL. ON A HISTORIC DAY IN THE MIDDLE EAST, AS ALL 20 OF THE SURVIVING ISRAELI HOSTAGES HAVE NOW BEEN FREED AFTER 738 DAYS IN CAPTIVITY. THE ISRAELI MILITARY SAYS A SECOND GROUP OF 13 REMAINING HOSTAGES HAS JUST ARRIVED BACK HERE IN ISRAEL. THAT FOLLOWS THE SEVEN ISRAELI HOSTAGES RELEASED EARLIER TODAY. IN THE NEXT HOUR PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GIVE A SPEECH TO THE ISRAELI KNESSET IN JERUSALEM, THE PARLIAMENT, AS PART OF HIS TRIP TO FORMALIZE THE FIRST PHASE OF THE PEACE DEAL HE BROKERED BETWEEN ISRAEL AND HAMAS. FOLLOWING THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL HEAD TO EGYPT FOR A CEREMONY TO FORMALIZE THE PEACE DEAL. WE ARE NOW LEARNING ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NENYAHU AND PALESTINIAN PRESIDENT MAHMOUD ABBAS WILL BE AT THAT SUMMIT AS WELL. THAT ACCORDING TO A SPOKESPERSON FOR EGYPT'S PRESIDENT. BEHIND ME, THIS IS HOSTAGE SQUARE, AN AREA THAT ISRAELIS HAVE COME TO FOR TWO YEARS TO REMEMBER THOSE THAT WERE TAKEN HOSTAGE. TODAY IT HAS BEEN A PLACE OF JOYOUS CELEBRATIONS, LOUD CHEERS, PEOPLE ERUPTING IN APPLAUSE AT IMAGES OF THE HOSTAGES BEING RELEASED, BUT ALSO SOME TEARS. IT HAS BEEN AN INCREDIBLY EMOTIONAL TWO YEARS FOR SO MANY, INCLUDING THE FAMILY MEMBERS WHO HAD TO SEE THEIR LOVED ONES SUFFER, AND IN SOME CASES THOSE ISRAELI WHO DID NOT GET THEIR LOVED ONES BACK. IT IS A HISTORIC DAY IN ISRAEL. RICHARD ENGEL IS PART OF THE TEAM IN TEL AVIV COVERING ALL OF THE DEVELOPMENTS. RICHARD, WE HAVE BEEN HERE SINCE THE GET-GO, OCTOBER 7th WITH THE TERROR ATTACK HAPPENED. IT LED TO THE BRUTAL AND LONG WAR INSIDE OF GAZA. 67,000 PALESTINIANS, AT LEAST 67,000 DEAD. THERE IS STARVATION IN GAZA RIGHT NOW. GAZA COMPLETELY DECIMATED. WE'RE STARTING TO SEE SOME OF THE AID TRUCKS FLOW IN TODAY, AND NOW THE HOSTAGES HAVE BEEN RELEASED, THE FIRST PHASE. IT IS THE NEXT COUPLE OF PHASES THAT WILL BE TRICKY HERE. &gt;&gt; Reporter: WELL, THIS IS AN INCREDIBLY HISTORIC DAY. YOU AND I WERE HERE A FEW MOMENTS AGO WHEN HELICOPTERS BELIEVED TO BE CARRYING THE HOSTAGES THEMSELVES FLEW OVERHEAD. THE CROWDS HERE ALL LOOKED UP, STARTED TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS, WAVING AT THE HELICOPTERS. THE HOSPITAL THAT IS GOING TO BE RECEIVING THEM IS JUST A FEW MINUTES AWAY. YES, THE POLITICAL STEPS, VERY CHALLENGING, VERY UNCERTAIN STILL, BUT ALSO PART OF THIS DEAL ISRAEL MUST FREE PALESTINIAN PRISONERS AND ALREADY SEVERAL BUS LOADS CARRYING PRISONERS HAVE BEEN SEEN COMING OUT OF ISRAELI JAILS. SO THIS DEAL SO FAR HAS GONE SMOOTHLY. THE HAMAS HAD UNTIL NOON LOCAL TIME TO GET ALL OF THE HOSTAGES OUT, AND THEY DID IT JUST BEFORE NOON ON SCHEDULE. &gt;&gt; Reporter: IT HAS BEEN AN INCREDIBLE RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT TRUMP AS WELL. WHEN YOU LAND IN TEL AVIV YOU SEE BILLBOARDS THANKING PRESIDENT TRUMP. HIS NAME, WE'VE BEEN OUT HERE FOR HOURS, RICHARD. HIS NAME HAS BEEN MENTIONED DOZENS OF TIMES. EVERY TIME HIS NAME IS MENTIONED THE CROWD ERUPTS INTO APPLAUSE. PEOPLE ARE CHEERING, WEARING THE MAGA HAT. HE WILL ADDRESS THE KNESSET IN A WHILE AND HE WILL ANNOUNCE TO THE WORLD THE HOSTAGES HAVE BEEN RELEASED, THEY'RE ALIVE AND BACK IN ISRAEL. &gt;&gt; Reporter: PRESIDENT TRUMP CAME TO THIS MOMENT. WE HAVE TALKED OVER THE LAST SEVERAL DAYS HOW IT MIGHT PLAY OUT AND IT WAS THE KEY MOMENT. PRESIDENT TRUMP WANTED TO BE HERE AT THE TIME WHEN THE HOSTAGES CAME OUT, AND YOU NEVER KNOW HOW THIS IS GOING TO PLAY OUT. MAYBE THERE WOULD BE A LAST-MINUTE SNAG. IT DIDN'T HAPPEN. PRESIDENT TRUMP LANDED JUST A SHORT WHILE AGO. HE'S AT THE KNESSET. HE IS ABOUT TO ADDRESS THE ISRAELI PARLIAMENT, THE KNESSET, AND HE WILL MAKE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. THEY'RE ALL OUT, AND HE IS GOING TO GET A STANDING OVATION. THOSE INTRODUCTIONS ARE ALREADY HAPPENING. HE'S ALSO BEEN MEETING WITH SOME OF THE HOSTAGE FAMILIES AT THE KNESSET. BUT, YES, THIS WAS THE MOMENT THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP CAME TO ISRAEL FOR AND WHICH HE IS ABOUT TO RECEIVE. &gt;&gt; Reporter: YES. &gt;&gt; Reporter: THE MOMENT HE GETS TO ANNOUNCE TO ISRAEL AND TO THE WORLD ALL OF THE LIVING HOSTAGES CAME OUT AND SO FAR ALL APPEAR TO BE IN GOOD HEALTH. &gt;&gt; RICHARD STAND BY. I WANT TO GO TO OUR CHIEF WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT, PETER ALEXANDER, JOINING OUR TEAM IN ISRAEL. HE IS REPORTING LIVE FROM JERUSALEM. I KNOW WE HAVE GOTTEN EXCERPTS OF THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH AND HE WILL TALK ABOUT WHAT HE WROTE IN THAT BOOK IN THE KNESSET AND ISRAELI PARLIAMENT, A NEW BEGINNING. THERE WERE MOMENTS AND MENTIONS OF PEACE, TALKING ABOUT TURNING THE PAGE IN THIS WAR, AND I KNOW IT WILL BE VERY COMPLICATED, PETER. AT LEAST THE MESSAGE PRESIDENT TRUMP IS SENDING TO THE WORLD IS PEACE HAS BEGUN. &gt;&gt; Reporter: I THINK THAT'S EXACTLY RIGHT, TOM. WE EXPECT TO HEAR FROM THE PRESIDENT ONLY A SHORT TIME FROM NOW AND ALREADY CROWDS HAVE GATHERED OVER THE COURSE OF THE LAST SEVERAL HOURS OUTSIDE THE KNESSET, MANY OF THEM, EVEN ISRAELIS WEARING THE "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN" HATS TO HELP CELEBRATE HIS ARRIVAL HERE IN THE EXCERPTS PROVIDED TO NBC NEWS BY A WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL WE ARE TOLD THE PRESIDENT WILL CLAIRE, HE WILL SAY, "THIS IS THE HISTORIC DAWN OF A NEW MIDDLE EAST." HE WILL DESCRIBE THIS NOT JUST AS A TRIUMPH FOR ISRAEL BUT ALSO FOR THE WORLD THAT WE HAVE THE ISRAELIS AND THE ARABS WORKING TOGETHER AS PARTNERS FOR PEACE. AS HE REFLECT ON WHAT HAPPENED JUST OVER TWO YEARS AGO ON OCTOBER 7th, THE PRESIDENT WILL USE WORDS THAT WILL BECOME FAMILIAR TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY, THE JEWISH DIASPORA FOLLOWING THE HOLOCAUST FOLLOWING WORLD WAR II, NEVER AGAIN AND NEVER FORGET. THE PRESIDENT MADE IT CLEAR HE WANTS TO MAKE SURE THERE IS NEVER ANOTHER SITUATION LIKE THAT WHICH WE HAVE SEEN TODAY, AND EVEN OFFERS THE POTENTIAL FOR FRIENDSHIP WITH IRAN IN THIS MOMENT. AS YOU LISTEN TO THE PRESIDENT, HE WILL BE WELCOMED BY AMONG OTHERS THE ISRAELI PRESIDENT. THAT HERE IS A CEREMONIAL POSITION. THE PRESIDENT THOUGH OF ISRAEL WILL DECLARE THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL BE AWARDED THE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM -- MEDAL OF HONOR AS IT IS DESCRIBED HERE. THAT IS THE HIGHEST STATE HONOR IN THIS COUNTRY. THAT WILL BE PROVIDED TO HIM, AWARDED TO HIM FORMALLY ON ANOTHER OCCASION. LATER TODAY WE ARE TOLD BY THE EGYPTIANS PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL RECEIVE FROM THAT COUNTRY THEIR HIGHEST STATE HONOR WHICH IS KNOWN AS THE NILE NECKLACE. AS WE SPEAK ABOUT EGYPT YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT THE BREAKING NEWS, THE DEVELOPING STORY BOTH BIBI NETANYAHU AND THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY, MAHMOUD ABBAS, WILL BETRAVELING TO EGYPT TODAY FOR THAT LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, THAT PEACE CEREMONY. A WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL IS DETAILING TO ME SOME OF THE BEHIND-THE-SCENES THAT LED TO THE MOMENT. THEY SEASIDE PRESIDENT TRUMP WITH HIS ONE-ON-ONE MEETING WITH BENJAMIN NETANYAHU WAS ABLE TO CONVENE A CALL, TO BROKER A CALL BETWEEN NETANYAHU AND THE PRESIDENT OF EGYPT, PRESIDENT CICI. IT WAS DURING THAT CALL THAT HE FORMALLY INVITED NETANYAHU TO COME TO EGYPT TODAY. THERE WAS NO DECISION MADE IMMEDIATELY. NETANYAHU CONSIDERED IT AND WE HAVE HEARD FORMALLY FROM THE EGYPTIANS NETANYAHU WILL MAKE THAT HISTORIC TRIP TRAVELING DOWN TO SHARMEL SHEIK, THE RESORT NEAR THE RED SEA FOR THAT TO TAKE PLACE. AS YOU PULL BACK THE CURTAIN ON THIS MOMENT SOME WORDS HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY POIGNANT INCLUDING THOSE OF THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO ISRAEL, THE FORMER GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS, MIKE HUCKABEE, WHO SAID AMONG OTHER THINGS AS THE FIRST HOSTAGES WERE RELEASED, HE SAID, "A MOMENT LIKE THIS IS A MOMENT LIKE THE MOON LANDING," TOM, "WHERE TIME STANDS STILL." BACK TO YOU. &gt;&gt; YEAH, PETER ALEXANDER FOR US. PETER, STAND BY AS WELL AS WE ARE AWAITING PRESIDENT TRUMP TO ADDRESS THE ISRAELI PARLIAMENT AT ANY MOMENT. I WANT TO GO TO EGYPT. KEIR SIMMONS IS REPORTING THERE. KEIR, THE STAKES OF THE SUMMIT CHANGED DRAMATICALLY TODAY WITH WORD THAT BOTH PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU AND MAHMOUD ABBAS ON THE PALESTINIAN SIDE WILL HEAD TO EGYPT TO BE PRESENT FOR THE CEREMONY. TALK ABOUT HOW IT CHANGES THE DYNAMICS FOR WHAT WILL BE HAPPENING IN EGYPT LATER TODAY. &gt;&gt; Reporter: YOU KNOW, TOM, IT IS THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA IN THE MIDDLE EAST AS PETER ALEXANDER WAS TALKING ABOUT THERE FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP, FROM THE WORDS OF PRESIDENT TRUMP, ISRAEL WILL GET UNDER WAY, IT WILL GET UNDER WAY HERE IN EGYPT A FEW STEPS AWAY FROM WHERE I AM NOW WHERE THE PEACE SUMMIT WILL TAKE PLACE.E. WE ARE UNDERNEATH THE FLIGHT PATH NOW. YOU CAN HEAR ANOTHER JET, THAT'S THE TURKISH JET JUST FLYING IN AND VERY LIKELY AIR FORCE ONE WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP, MAYBE PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU WITH HIM, WILL FLY OVER US AS HE ARRIVES HERE FOR THIS SUMMIT WHICH HE HAS ORCHESTRATED FRANKLY, IMPLEMENTING ALL OF THE POWER OF THE PRESIDENCY TO GET THESE LEADERS TOGETHER. YOU ASK ABOUT THE TWO LEADERS WHO ARE NOW IN THE SPOTLIGHT, WHO WILL BE IN THE SPOTLIGHT HERE. PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU AND MAHMOUD ABBAS, THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY PRESIDENT. ABBAS IS ALREADY HERE. PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU, WE WAIT FOR HIM, OF COURSE. HE IS RIGHT NOW IN THE KNESSET THERE WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP. IT RAISES THE STUNNING QUESTION ABOUT WHETHER THOSE TWO MEN MIGHT EVEN COME FACE-TO-FACE. I MENTIONED THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS ORCHESTRATED THIS. OTHER LEADERS HERE, THE PRIME MINISTER OF THE UK, KEIR STARMER, THE PRESIDENT T OF FRANCE, EMMANUEL MACRON, ARE BOTH ON THE GROUND HERE ALREADY. BOTH PLEDGING SUPPORT FOR A NEW GAZA, MORE MONEY AND POLITICAL SUPPORT. PRESIDENT MACRON SAYING WORDS TO THE EFFECT THAT I WILL BE WITH YOU, PRESIDENT TRUMP, THROUGH THIS WHOLE PROCESS. NOW, THAT'S NOT TO UNDERESTIMATE, TOM, HOW DIFFICULT A PROCESS IT IS GOING TO BE. MANY OF THE POINTS FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP'S 20-POINT PLAN ARE GOING TO BE ASTONISHINGLY DIFFICULT TO ACHIEVE. GETTING HAMAS TO WALK AWAY FROM THE POLITICAL PROCESS, GETTING HAMAS TO DISARM, IMPLEMENTING A TEMPORARY TRANSITORY GOVERNANCE FOR THE GAZA STRIP, WHICH AS PETER SUGGESTED MAY MEAN THAT YOU ACTUALLY NEED BOOTS ON THE GROUND FROM NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, THAT HASN'T BEEN TALKED ABOUT. BUT HOW DO YOU ADMINISTER GAZA IN THE STATE IT IS CURRENTLY IN WITHOUT KINETIC ASSISTANCE FROM COUNTRIES, FROM THE KINDS OF COUNTRIES THAT ARE GATHERING HERE. ALL OF THOSE ARE QUESTIONS THAT ARE YET TO BE ADDRESSED, YET TO BE ANSWERED, BUT I THINK WHAT YOU WILL FIND HERE WHEN PRESIDENT TRUMP GETS HERE IS A SENSE THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES HAS MADE THIS HAPPEN, AND IT IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES WHO HAS THE POLITICAL MOMENTUM TO SEE THIS THROUGH, AND THE LEADERS I THINK GATHERING HERE RECOGNIZE THAT AND ARE HERE WITH THE INTENT TO BE PART OF IT, OF COURSE, BUT ALSO IN AN ATTEMPT TO SUPPORT THAT VERY AMBITIOUS AID. TOM. &gt;&gt; YEAH, KEIR. AS YOU WERE REPORTING WE JUST GOT A BIT OF NEWS THAT IS QUITE IMPORTANT. WE HAVE JUST LEARNED THAT PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU WILL ACTUALLY NOT ATTEND THE SUMMIT NOW IN EGYPT. HIS OFFICE APPARENTLY PUTTING OUT A STATEMENT SAYING THAT THE PRIME MINISTER, WHO WE HAD UNDERSTOOD WAS GOING TO ATTEND THE SUMMIT, NOW WILL NO LONGER ATTEND. AGAIN, IT IS A FLUID SITUATION. IT SPEAKS TO HOW COMPLICATED THE SITUATION IS RIGHT NOW, THREE PHASES TO THE PEACE DEAL. THE HOSTAGES ARE OUT, THE PALESTINIAN PRISONERS HAVE BEEN RELEASED, PRESIDENT TRUMP IS HERE. HE WILL HEAD TO EGYPT BUT THERE ARE STILL SOME VERY, VERY COMPLICATED MATTERS THAT NEED TO BE HASHED OUT INCLUDING WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF GAZA, WHAT HAPPENS TO HAMAS. DO THE ISRAELI SOLDIERS PULL OUT COMPLETELY FROM GAZA? ALL OF THESE ARE QUESTIONS THAT STILL HAVE TO BE ANSWERED. WE ARE GOING TO SEND IT BACK TO OUR STATIONS IN THE U.S. RIGHT NOW. WE WILL BE BACK WITH YOU IN A FEW MOMENTS WHEN PRESIDENT TRUMP ADDRESSES THE KNESSET FOR THE FIRST TIME, BUT FOR NOW THIS CONCLUDES THIS HISTORIC NBC NEWS "SPECIAL REPORT." WE WILL HAVE MUCH MORE AHEAD ON YOUR LOCAL NBC STATION, OUR STREAMING NETWORK, "NBC NEWS NOW" ONLINE AND NBCNEWS.COM AND A FULL WRAP UP THIS MORNING ON "TODAY." I'M TOM LLAMAS REPORTING FROM TEL AVIV.</p>

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