sanctions or threats. I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News, a war of words between President Trump

and the Colombian president after the South American nation refused a migrant repatriation flight

from the U.S. The Secretary of State Marco Rubio, he said in a statement that Colombia had

authorized the deportation flights and then canceled the authorization when the planes were in the air.

The Colombian government also issued a statement from what we understand.

It says that they're going to send their presidential plane to the United States to pick up the illegal migrants who were being deported and provide a,

quote, dignified return to Colombia. There were no details on a timeline. Now, on Truth Social,

Trump said he is ready to enact a travel ban and visa restrictions for Colombian government

officials and impose strict financial sanctions.

He said this is just the beginning.

Fox's Dana Marie McNichael reporting from Durrell, Florida.

A day after four more hostages were released, Israel is blaming Hamas of violating two separate ceasefire deals.

Fox's Mike Tobin is more from television. The two ceasefire deals out here are troubled and fragile.

The ceasefire with Hezbollah mandated that the Israeli armed forces be out of the south of Lebanon,

but the army is still there, and that is because Israel's leaders say the Lebanese armed forces have

failed to take up positions that would prevent Hezbollah from digging in and re-arming.

So the withdrawal, according to Israel's leaders,

is now going to be gradual. But with the troops and armor on the ground, there are clashes.

The Lebanese health ministry says 22 people were killed in the south of Lebanon.

Now, in the Gaza Strip, there have been clashes as well, with the ceasefire there hanging by a thread.

Israeli forces have not pulled out of the Netsareem corridor

in the very center of the Gaza Strip, and they're not allowing Palestinians to return to

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