this is cnn breaking news. welcome to the lead, everyone. we start with breaking news at any moment a deal could be reached to release some hostages taken from israel by hamas on october 7th. right now, the full israeli cabinet is meeting to give what is believed to be a final approval of the deal. just moments ago israeli prime minister benning anyone netanyahu asked the cabinet to support the deal and reminded the world we are at war and will continue at war. out of 240 people kidnapped by hamas 50 would be release. hostages will be visited by the red cross. three palestinian prisoners in israel will be freed for every civilian hostage released. it also calls for a four to five day pause in fighting. the majority of hostages who would be released in this deal is children. one is a 3-year-old, the youngest american held hostage whose parents were killed by hamas. her great aunt spoke to cnn today and was understandably emotional at the prospect of seeing her niece come h
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ukraine back in 2015. by allowing a ceasefire, he gives himself the opportunity to repair his own military and to consolidate his gains. some of your reporters have mentioned the establishment of new political leaderships in these captured towns and regions. and that is what we ll be seeing a lot more of going forward. the end of the fighting doesn t mean the end of violence though. and he can continue to ramp up missile strikes, et cetera, both in western ukraine and along the line of contact if he is not getting what he wants out of ukraine and the west. an important distinction there. general, thank you so much for coming on, sir. appreciate it. thank you. and coming up for you, the head of the ub a.n. about to me with vladimir putin. but first, a rescue team taking shelter from a barrage of russian shells.
droves from ukraine for safety. the u.n. says that just one week since the start of the invasion, more than a million people have left this country. for perspective, it took three months for 1 million syrians to leave that country in 2013, just one week, a million people. scott mclean joins me now. scott, most of these folks trying to go east, trying to go to poland, hungary, to the czech republic. i wonder are those countries prepared to receive and are they willing to receive all these people? willing, yes. it is difficult to imagine any country on earth, though, being able to absorb this kind of influx so quickly. we re talking about a million people, and as you said, they re only going by and large to a handful of countries. czech republic doesn t even border ukraine, and it is just declared a state of emergency in order to deal with the influx. the other problem is they don t know how many more they will be and how long they will stay. there could be millions more if the fightin