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good morning. welcome to this special edition of cnn this morning. we are continuing our coverage of this temporary truce between israel and hamas and the expected release of more hostages today. my colleague, kaitlyn collins, is live in tel aviv and we'll have more from caitlyn in just a moment. this morning we are monitoring the situation in gaza and israel. this is day two of are this negotiated four-day truce and now we're watching for the release of the hostages being held by hamas. they're expected to free 14 israeli hostages, according to an israeli source. in exchange, israel...

you are watching cnn's special live coverage of the israel/hamas war. we begin with a devastating and very deadly israeli air strike on the largest refugee camp in gaza. the israeli military says the strike on the refugee camp took out one of the leaders of the october 7th terror attack. eyewitnesses and medics said the strike caused a large number of casualties. >> a spokesman told wolf blitzer that the target was a very senior hamas commander. here's part of their conversation. >> we'll be coming out in the next, hopefully, hour with more data. but i can update you now, that there ...

The jcpoi. >> and also the army walked away from the negotiation taking place -- >> talking about the sudanese armed forces. >> yeah. >> that's unfortunate. we -- we want to see the fighting stop. we want to see the aid get in and it's hard for that aid to get in to people in khartoum and around the country that need it. food, water, medicine, it's unfortunate they chose to walk away. we want them to take the opportunity for peace seriously. we are certainly serious about it. we are helping represent and facilitate these conversations, we want to see them act accordingly. >> john: we will jump...

Getting anything away. i think that both sides are really committed to their strategy on the ground. of fighting. yes, they might make some very small concessions to appease the international community. certainly, now that us mediators are arms of the new sanctions regime in the united states, we could see some small concessions to avoid potential punishing sanctions on either side. but i don't think that eva party is right now committed to making the kind of strategic changes that would be required to alleviate the suffering on the sudanese, and to stop the fighting. titers; suffering on the ...