Keith Seigel News Today

Good morning and thanks so much for joining us at 10 00 a. M. Eastern. Reporting from new york, im ana cabrera. Beginning overnight on the Virginia Tech campus as colleges and universities are following a weekend of propalestinian protests and counter demonstrations across the country. Our Antonia Hylton is on the campus as well as a new report there . We have a new report from the Columbia University who says that they are not going to divest from the businesses who do business with israel, and...

the tremors felt as far south as washington, d.c., as far north as maine rattling homes, barber shops, coffee shops and now the concern after that new 4.0 aftershock. also tonight, israels military dismissing two senior officers from their positions after that deadly strike on aid workers. what it now says went wrong. and our nbc news exclusive. my conversation with the families of american hostages nearly six months since hamas abducted them. >> how do you put one foot in front of...

we are back monitoring the fragile truce in gaza. you are watching "cnn news central." im briana keilar in washington with wolf blitzer in tel aviv. another hostage release is under way as we speak. the idf says the latest group of women and children freed by hamas is with the red cross, and its en route to israel after which more palestinian prisoners and detainees will be released from israeli custody. this is the fourth day of these exch exchanges. and now israel and hamas have agre...

International pressure is mounting on Hamas to accept a proposal by Israel which would allow for a 40-day ceasefire. In the United States, pro-Palestinian protestors at university campuses are facing suspension for failing to disband from a two-week encampment.

With deaths mounting in Gaza and another Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal on the table, Netanyahu is under pressure from all sides.

It is thought more than 100 Israelis are still being held hostage in Gaza after the 7 October attacks.

Senator Ted Budd returned to the U.S. after visiting the Middle East where he spoke with the wife of Keith Seigel who is being held hostage in Gaza.

Adrienne "Aviva" Siegel, an American citizen with ties to North Carolina is among seventeen more hostages released by the militant group Hamas on Sunday. The announcement came from Senator Ted Budd, R-NC, who played a role in negotiating her release. Siegel's husband, Chapel Hill native Keith Seigel, 64, remains a hostage in Gaza.

(The Center Square) – A North Carolina native’s wife is among the 17 hostages released Sunday from Gaza as the ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war continued.