At the moment, numerous information shops provided early morning stay protection of the historic ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump.

As a part of the ceasefire deal, Israeli hostages, who had been held in captivity because the battle started in 2023, have been launched, with Israel additionally agreeing to launch Palestinian detainees.

Marquee anchors have been dispatched to the area to cowl the historic second, with the published networks providing particular stories within the morning hours and cable information offering rolling, breaking information protection through the in a single day hours. 

Right here is how the networks are protecting the Israel-Hamas ceasefire:

ABC Information

World Information Tonight anchor David Muir is in Tel Aviv, Israel, the place he anchored a particular version of the night broadcast on Sunday and can do the identical on Monday. He’s joined by chief international correspondent Ian Pannell and chief White Home correspondent Mary Bruce from Tel Aviv; chief worldwide correspondent James Longman reporting from Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt; and international correspondent Marcus Moore from Jerusalem.

CBS Information

CBS Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil is in Jerusalem, Israel, and made appearances on the Sunday version of CBS Weekend Information and Monday’s CBS Mornings. He’ll report all through the day on CBS Information 24/7 and also will be a part of Monday’s CBS Night Information. Becoming a member of him within the area are chief White Home correspondent Nancy Cordes, senior international correspondent Debora Patta, and reporter Haley Ott.

CNN

Kaitlan Collins and Wolf Blitzer are main the community’s protection out of its Tel Aviv bureau. They’re joined by Clarissa Ward and Jeremy Diamond in Tel Aviv; Becky Anderson and Nic Robertson in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt; and Nada Bashir in Ramallah within the West Financial institution.