Noga Tarnopolsky: Israelis fear ceasefire collapse

There is a growing concern in Israel that the Gaza ceasefire deal could be at risk of breaking down, Journalist Noga Tarnopolsky says.

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00:00Obviously, the war has been paused since the middle of January.

00:04Is there now a feeling that the ceasefire deal is in serious jeopardy?

00:09There is.

00:10I have to say, here in Israel, there's a growing feeling that the ceasefire deal could be in

00:14jeopardy and there is something close to terror among a significant proportion of the population

00:21about what that will mean for the fate of the hostages, the Israeli hostages who remain

00:26in the hands of Hamas.

00:30There is a growing feeling that the ceasefire deal could be in jeopardy and there is something

00:35close to terror among a significant proportion of the population about what that will mean

00:39for the fate of the hostages, the Israeli hostages who remain in the hands of Hamas.

00:43There is a growing feeling that the ceasefire deal could be in jeopardy and there is something

00:48close to terror among a significant proportion of the population about what that will mean

00:53for the fate of the hostages, the Israeli hostages who remain in the hands of Hamas.