the the, this is dw news, live it from berlin, denied a moment of joy. it is real for hostages and gone. they were rescued, brought home a long one woman and 3 men had been reunited with their loved ones. they're said to be in good health. all 4 were kidnapped during the home of terror attacks which triggered the more last year. inside garza says more than 200 helpless to indians were killed in it's really strikes they were allegedly hit during the hostage rescue operation. the

brit golf is good to have you with the so we begin with a dramatic rescue earlier today in central gaza is really special forces were able to extract for hostages from captivity a lot the army released for the edge, which it says it shows 25 year old noah armani entering a helicopter during the rescue operation. see it right there. 3 men were also pulled out a live amongst militants kidnapped all 4 of them at the nova music festival during the terror attacks on october 7th, last year. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called it a remarkable rescue. he has bound to bring home the remaining hostages. her 1st moments of freedom after more than 8 months in captivity. no arguing money, re united with her family adam is rarely hospital. a minister benjamin netanyahu

was also there to welcome her home for the edge of her mass abducting noah and her boyfriend in the october 7 terror attacks was among the 1st to emerge. 3 men were also freed in the operation. ahmad move your gen. andre calls love and she always is possible. israel's biggest rescue operation of the war so far, netanyahu vowed to bring the remaining hostages home is about just carried out for hostages. this quite ingenuity and courage. and our soldiers perform. and then i'm not to. we're committed to getting the use of all the us

if they go, i'll do whatever it takes is real release this footage, which it says shows 3 hostages being freeze. the news sparks celebrations outside the hospital and was announced. beach goers, intel a v dot in gaza. people are morning, the dead. the how much government media offices is really air strikes in central gas killed more than 200 people. hundreds more injured in the same area where the hostages were rescued. hospitals are overwhelmed. a resident describes what she saw at the new site rach refuge account that we met. some people were standing on the road thinking they're safe. suddenly a jump struck them. now they're dead. children were on that street. they have

nothing to do with this. they were innocent. these really occupational me commit to the roofing masika in new say right to come. we'll keep patient directly targeted civilians in this era market, which was busy with brenda's customers and refugees. most of the don't want it. and what does it mean? here's real says it was targeting militant infrastructure. the palestinian authority is calling for an emergency meeting of the un security council. or earlier i spoke with the hero shar moore. his uncle is still being held hostage in guns, and i asked him how he feels about today's rescue. the joy, i personally know the final will say in all of them on the way. yeah. cargo money and the, it was great seeing in getting united way it is built after such

a long time. and if so much waiting, it really feels that my heart, the joy, and of what we've got great news for for families today. these web ex for mazda is really hot. there the sun. oh, don't. uh, amazing, amazing your does. does this give you hope that your uncle may also be brought home safe and sound one day? so i'm afraid not, not in this way, not in the military over the nation. we know that my uncle is, is every below ground and it's probably much of the 6 year with the end. i don't think there is no possibility of a military operation releasing all of the 120 a people that are still getting in captivity that,

that the only way to get them back is signing a d. there is no other way to get them back. well, where does that leave then? the, the, your country is real tomorrow. i mean, the prime minister, this is a good day for him. he did not have to answer the ultimatum for many guns about a plan for a post war, gaza a be. do you see this as a green light for this war cabinet to continue on with this campaign in gaza? i am afraid so i'm afraid. so i'm afraid that the people see short sykes and said, okay, we're at least 4. maybe we can release them. the rest of them. there is no way the only way to release the hold. so they'll go punch them together wherever the street i live. of course is dining indeed. and in order to sign a deal,

the wrong for fighting must be stopped. and this is a price that the very thing reluctance to pay. and this is a benjamin it's been, you know, had, is you know, the in the sun. so those picky got the thought to nice photo ops um you know, but tomorrow we're making up to, to the same reality that we were here yesterday. and today we found that the stated 120 people in their phone last week. it's great to be ready for both, both for these full families, but $120.00 other families are still in the same situations as the what we call a month ago for 7 months ago. what 0 do you think that the public mood and is real will change enough if all the hostages were brought home on the condition that her moss is allowed to remain intact in some form. i mean is that

something that the israelis are willing to swallow? right now i don't see this lady is willing to swallow something like this, but like now down all these readings are not talking about the the aspect on so you know, did you like um what the, what, what do we, what happened asked uh we so we saw the parts of the guys uh, they know, thank god that the i guess i took had to come back again. and sometimes again, because you know, after controlling the land, you need to give the keys so to speak, to someone, to take control or to seize bile over this, the over this land. and if you do not, then what academically different must be speed holding on. so i think there must be some way to, to, to negotiate it is something, you know, like um, a middle ground, a, you know, maybe

a. ready is some sort of home for it for you to come on my side and i really don't know. but right now this is a very i'd been to florida. so for most of easily public but then again public but it, i believe you do change. yeah. well, here we, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us and we certainly wish you and with your uncle, all the best. 0. show her more. thank you. are here with me at the big table now. we're not studio is our middle east analyst shawnee was honest and shiny that gentleman there. he does not think that the current course in his role is going to result in bringing all of the hostages back home safe and sound he wants and into the fighting. is that what the majority of his really is want to night? well that's, that's exactly the risk tearing apart these ro, sadie for, for months. now, there's the hostages families, but not just them, a big part of the is really society who support the need for

a deal. and the understand that that would probably be the only way to bank them. all of them of the almost a 120 left fair. especially if you look at the numbers in the last 8 months, is real, have manage it, release, or to retrieve a live only 7 of those hostages, each one we know they're all even now in this case, the one of them was kept alone and the 3 others together, so just scatter. they're all scattered in the old, many places in, in, in javascript and many of them also underground. so it's not really feasible. that's what a big part of the population said. on the other hand, more of the writing part, also the right, that is the part that is more important for an attorney out as his face. there are those who feel like it's only military might, and for the pressure on her mazda full bring more hostages home, and it will bring her mazda to make some concessions. mazda says, and we were reporting this earlier that i'm 200 palestinians, were killed today. where those 4 is really hostages were rescued in gaza and you've been working, you weren't sources. what did you learn about it?

it's not by accident. of course, this is all connected because really forces were not operating at the center of the serat this morning in broad daylight when this operation started. so they had to find the way in probably using some trucks. maybe as we hear some reports from pals, thing is that these were actually supposedly a trucks. if that was the case, we might see it very severe. dire implication for the supply of 8 into gaza in the next day is coming from that. but inside of that, the biggest problem was for the forces once they have taken the hostages, to find the way out to find a way to escape without you know, jeopardizing the lives of the soldiers and, and the hostages. and that required heavy bombardments and a lot of artillery from the is really forced us. and this is where we see most of this has casual co, you know, casualties on the palestinian side. many of them civilians including you know, children and families. the way that is really is say that, you know, they point the blame on from us saying come off of chose to embed hostages among civilians to, to operate within very densely populated areas,

off the gaza strip. and that, you know, they should be the one to blame for that. if these 4 hostages had not been rescued today, would we be here tonight talking about the, the collapse of the, is really government, the maybe the end of benjamin netanyahu. it seem to be that case, but now he seems to be stronger than ever but, but you know, we've also seen many guns the, the, the century former general was supposed to set a speech. today's basically quitting his support for this government and he cancel that, but he also said that he understand that this is a tactic achievement, but it doesn't change any divorced, which egypt shifting his rose policy? so it was problem are very much the same as they were yesterday and nothing has the, you know, substantially changed in the situation. we will also see the americans secretary blank and coming to israel. later this week, they want to see progress. you know, they want to see dramatic, strategic shift in the future have caused that and israel's conduct with the war

and they're still hoping this can be achieved. and you know, these are like pictures that we're looking at right now. you know, this is the master part of the see of many demonstrations today, this night, supporting for the hostages, and very least in the deal. pushing that to now to go forward, forward to deal claiming this is the only way to actually bring back all the hostages left without jeopardizing jeopardizing further lives of soldiers and of the hostages themselves. and there's also great concern about from these families right now. as we speak because they understand hum costs will probably change the way it operates now in gaza, in order to protect the hostages kept in order, you know, to avoid any is really military. so uh, operations further down the line. yeah. so many of those soldiers, uh, the hostages, like we were seen today, they were held above ground. if any of them are still less above ground, many of them are now being, you know, sent into the tunnels. and there's great fear for their lives. if you talk to their family members in his room, chinese always is going to have you here in the studio. they get your analysis as

well. thank you. you're welcome. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . tens of thousands of reality against far right extremism across germany. ahead of sunday's european union for elementary election, a broad alliance of civil groups joined the protest here in berlin. holes suggest the far right alternative for germany party could wind up to 15 percent of the vote . the party has called for mass expulsions, of foreigners bridge president emanuel macro and, and us president joe biden say they will work to reduce tensions in the middle east . no meeting in paris. they also reaffirmed their support for ukraine by warranty that russia would not stop at new crane and could threaten all of your.