captives, what you might have to drag, are you telling view is faulty a you an expos on bison wrong? all you have to do is look at the un schools in gaza. why are you looking up? i'm, i am hearing something i said to me. that's right over our heads. stay close to the story with our to 0. the the hello winds. time is a them, this has been use our live from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. confirms of full days is ation of hostilities between time us and is riley and gaza. thought clear when the pools will begin the parts of the deal. how master release 50 is

riley. women and child's caps is held in garza in exchange for some palestinian women and children held in his riley present the meanwhile, as roman times is bombing campaigns, more than 14000 people have been killed since october the 7th. and this really falls is right. that's what caught on refugee camp in the occupied westbank surroundings. hospitals. 6 people on the bed the so it's gone. 10 am gmc, that's mid day in gaza. also has confirmed as an israel have agreed on a temporary truce and the besieged power treat. it comes off the weeks of negotiations mediated by all thought alongside the us and egypt, the as riley government approves a deal off to

a lengthy cabinet meeting. and despite divisions amongst ministers, a prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the agreement does not mean the will stop . a statement released by the ministry of foreign affairs on the social media platform x says the state of the part that announces the success of its joint mediation efforts undertaken with the egyptian officials and the united states between israel and thomas resulting in an agreement for humanitarian pools, the starting time of that polls will be announced within the next 24 hours. and last for 4 days, subjects to extension of here's what we know about the deal. it involves the release of 50 is writing women and child captives in exchange for a temporary full day seas file is riley's wedding to pull is hosted at these for further day. for every additional 10 caps is released by on us. on the deal is

believes about $300.00 trucks of humanitarian aid including fuel be allowed into the streets during the full days. this rather is a great not to fly drones for 6 hours a day in the north. also in the agreements, we believe about a $150.00 palestinian women and children will be released from his writing child, as well as made it clear that no one convicted of murder will be freed. during the temporary cease, fire is ready the media, se palestinians who fled to southern gaza will not be allowed to return to the homes in the north. and israel says it will resume its bombardment. as soon as the temporary truce is over sleeve. and while the terms of that deal were being finalized as well as bombardment has been relentless, house ministry says 14128 palestinians have been killed and is riley attacks. plumes of dogs smoke from his riley attacks could be seen above the gauze,

the sky line on wednesday morning. mull palestinians have been killed and injured off to me as well counted valdez strikes me. they come. i loved one hospital and old and gaza for the 2nd time. the giovanni, a refugee camp, and 2 houses on the lot straight to northern garza, were also targeted. we have correspondence across the world covering the story. brody challenges in occupied these through some sort about developments in israel, st bus solve it is in nablus with reaction from the occupied westbank to the deal. and thought about assume is in gaza with details of those as strikes. but 1st, that's crossover to sound a bit to evade and standing by line for us in don't have those sound, but let me stop with the 1st obvious question. i think on the minds of many at this point, when will this truce begin? that was, that is the question that has not been answered by any side yet. have you been speaking to a patients with the,

in the thought of the government to say that they are being trying to get these both, both of these sides. we have very strong views about where they stand to come to words. the 1st step, which is to announce at least a choose that has happened. now the granular detail is going to be ruled out in the next 24 hours, as you've heard from the countries that are there waiting for the names to be exchanged by both sides. who are these prisoners going to be? who are the people that the really is that going to release? and then obviously the 24 i repeat, it's really have this token a chance to go into being bored and stop the theme from taking place itself. so it is going to be the next day or so where you're going to see details or labs it's, it's essentially the but her from because really government, this of the statement that we have in the details we have are from these very media . i'm a from us statement which says that it is looking forward to that, to the section of affinity. they should be no problem. patients. it is going to

have its finger on the figured as well as expensive that this one is not big then. but it is also looking forward to the cessation of surveillance, drones that are being flying over its surface. but underlying all of this is a very important issue of a 4 hundreds of thousands of people in gaza who don't have medicine fuel or bed 3. so names still being figured out what about the details such as at least how many palestinians are going to be released? how many aid trucks are going to be allowed in? how much fuel does this still cover of the that is it still in the works the at least we know about the number of people that are being released according to how much that it is going to be a $3.00 to $1.00 ratio or a one is really would if it's 70 and we'll get 3 palestinian civilians least but it is not it, it. and people combat isn't because as you read things is more than 7000 palestinians

were in. if maybe jail then i was only old about 210 out of the 240 people. so these details are going to come through. but this is a lot of a hectic diplomacy, but just thinking based behind the scenes to make this happen as the, the sides of being brought together that fall in the pot previously as well. so people are even impacted are looking at it's been very cautious. optimism looking at it until they are believe it when it starts happening. once the business that it stays was a start going through. it's been defeated, would be in place itself. so the, the statement that you've heard from the company by thinking the difference because all of the 8 of the to come from that are problem or to all other a board is meeting your supervisor has been closed and also the americans are being thankful existing, their influence, but the fact that remains in the middle of it and the statement, the most recent statement that we've heard from the spokesman for the minutes before and the fear of sending out there that he's waiting for both of these sites

to enact this truth. and then looking forward to this being the 1st step towards a final solution of the problem. all right, we'll leave it the thanks so much as i have been devalued. let's take this to rowley chan's in, occupies east tourism drawing. and going to start with the, the, the same issue, any indication from is riley officials about the big question. when this truce might actually kick in of the was that many things look like they're moving quickly? they're moving quickly because this deal has the weights of these ready states behind it. it has the support of the defense ministry. it has the support of the intelligence and security operates. it has the support of the government. yes, the fall rights, it splits, but that doesn't really matter. at this stage is going to guide you through the high call, but that is likely to be a full mouth, etc. so the expectation is that these rates are going to get the 1st list of

sites 10 captives, perhaps as soon as this evening lights are on to nights. and we might even see those 1st time and caps is being released by mass as early as tomorrow. and perhaps that will be a cessation of hostilities temporary for the moment that begins. perhaps 6 30 am local time tomorrow morning. those are the kind of time scales that we are looking at at the moment. okay, good stuff. so i have a rory, what official saying about names, names of captives names of his ray of palestinian prisoners. well look, the is variety ball cabinets that's, that's heights mix group of politicians and generals that makes the decisions about this conflict has a list of a hundreds of names, women and children that are being held by hand us at the moments or at least inside

gauze that's a big deal at the basic gable roof relates to the release of 50 of them. we don't know who that safety is going to be. how much is the controller of that people be releasing those lists every day of this deal? a in traunches of say, 10 or so names. so that will then take him to get the release of the cap savings. these ready as will receive those cap saves through agents. basically they will, the cap this will be given by how mass to the red cross. the red cross will take them across the rougher border to in south, in southern gaza ends. we get them from there. they will make their way back to israel in ra tons. these radius will reduce in tron. she is that you will cycle pop of sydney and pressed those after time. so the overall architecture of this deals is 50 comp saves that how mass is holding, or these cap saves inside casa,

for a $150.00 pounds to be in there. all right, yeah. as i said before, bigger and bigger lists of names. hundreds on the is right side in gauze, that's $300.00 palestinian prisoners inside his ready names, which might be included at some later stage. but this 1st phase of the deal is 50 for a 150. and this has been an issue. the issue of caps is being held by him as a very sensitive issue in israel dominating the talking space. the media, what are the media saying now about this? just yeah, either way you guys said, and israel at the moment, do you see these faces looking at you from the bus stops from add ports from spill boards. the campaign is bring them home. each face has a name and today's, these are all the captives. uh, $240.00 plus being held inside costs at the moment. so they bring the home campaign

is kind of the dominant voice that you have in israel. and the moments on the media has been quite to the lot, but they're all, all the voices to you all hearing from the whole kish at events who's saying this deal is problematic. because essentially that saying that it gives us, it gives you all yes. and why is the leader of how much and gaza exactly what he wants? he's essentially playing the israelis he's using this to allow how much spices to retail to refuel to begin. uh, i'm so resist the is ready rules that much more there though. you so say that this spot might be the beginning of a longer see spot, a longer truce. that might mean that, that, that the phase right is never achieved the aim of destroying homage. you are hearing from satellite voice as to who is saying that they have issues with the release of the palestinian prisoners for him is ready jails,

particularly those who being accused of attempted murder. they feel that they might come out and stop trying somebody to people once again. but i think by and large, the general narrative here in the is ready media and is in is ready. society is that yes, this deal has problems. it is difficult, but it's the right ones to do at the moment. all right, thanks so much for all your challenge today. so how much has always made the freedom of palestinian prisoners bodily conditions for the release of his riley and foreign caps is an estimated $7000.00. 250 full palestinian prisoners are held in his riley jails. mold in 2000 are in administrative detention. well, that means they can be held indefinitely without charge old file. since october, the 7th is ready, forces have arrested mold in 3000 palestinians in palestinian. his fridays, including 30 john. unless someone has been detained for writing or liking posts on

social media that express any sympathy for palestinians in garza, i'm more than a 170 children. oh mine is a long softened is riley, prisons, rights groups say they are often emotionally and physically abused. many are accused of throwing stones, which can carry a 20 year prison sentence is rarely, as they are in the country that tries children. minute treat quotes about 80 of the prison as a women. they've been accused. and they've been accusations rather that they have been abused and mistreated in his writing, giles same bus probably joins us now from nablus in the occupied westbank. the issue of prison is long, a very sensitive issue in the palestinian street. take us through what's being said about the prisoners and the names now in the palestinian side. man, we're here in novelists at the ballade. the refugee camp,

the most populated refugee camp in the occupied westbank, an 8th of the names on those lists, going back and forth between the israelis and the palestinians. age are of women from novelist. we've spoken to family members, some of whom are cautiously optimistic. it's a mix of uncertainty and anticipation, but we've spoken to one mother who says that she is already preparing a welcome home dinner and looking forward to homecoming. now we spoke to the family of a seal, a tc, we are just outside your home. it is down this narrow alley way here and the refugee camp. a seal a t t 's family member say that she is 21 years old. she was arrested back in october of 2022, and the particulars of these cases now begin to matter and will tell you whether or not they may or may not be released again. they're not sure that she'll be released, but she was detained while trying to visit her brother who was arrested. and in prison, she was arrested a choose of allegedly, according to the israeli police,

accused of trying to stab award in a in prison, which was trying to visit her brother a jail, a guard at that jail. that user of trying to carry out a stabbing attack. now her sadly says that these were completely trumped up charges . there's no voracity to them. and that is really military because really police are picking on a family with a history of armed, an on armed resistance against the occupation for family says that there's been members of a family that have been killed. relatives have been detained, they've had homes demolish, she's got 6 brothers and a father, all of whom i spent some time in jail. so her family was known to do this rarely authorities. and they say that that is why they chose to pick on her this time we spoke to her sister says they've lost a great deal of the hands of these rallies, and their happiness has never been complete. and they've been here before expect in the release of a family member only to have it turned around last minute. and they say that even if she is released, her sister says, even if

a seal does come home in the coming days that their happiness will remain complete as long as their people continue to suffer under israeli occupation and is rarely bombardment speaking about the ongoing circumstances of friends and family and god the same time of getting reports of raids. continuing in the occupied westbank, tell us what's been going on and to cut them. yes, we have to remind people that all of this rare of good news, although it is rare, good news comes, missed the context of ongoing violence earlier this morning in total current here in the occupied westbank, 6 people were killed for injured witnesses, described another air strikes being carried out, we've seen more and more the use of a air strikes and thrown attacks in these rays that have been going on in the occupied. westbank more intensified since the events of october 7th. we were just in ballasa refugee chad yesterday, reporting on some of the worst rays that have happened here in a week. there was

a uh, the death of one of the bystanders that was injured in those rates yesterday. just a little earlier, we saw his funeral procession pass down the street we were standing on. so these raids carry on. and many of the people who've been speaking to say that israel israel continues to carry out whatever it was on posting and communities on checks . so even if people are released as part of this deal, they say there is nothing stopping israel from rear arresting them and reinstating whatever sentences they like. really the thanks so much. send the salvi a product. a zoom is in con eunice in the southern part of the gaza strip. light stopped. first of all, tonic if we can with any indication from how mass officials, what are they saying about what they expect when it comes to when this truce might actually stopped?

yes, i mean this truth had been confirmed by both uh, parts we're talking about is where the government's off to the approval of the is ready to pain is about the process of the truth such as will be healed within the next 24 hours. also different officials and how much political gary had mentioned that they have reached all kinds of agreements and the, the is very mid day. i meant to take the agent who uh, broke it by go to live by voluntarily to read to this us. he's fine, but when both fox, mainly this, as he's find out, will generally released 50, is really hostages from the, from the gaza strip. and in return is from, from the signed release items off palestinians include in your children and even one then uh this, uh, this kind of cruise considered to be shows in time as the is where the occupation forces are. so i'm stationed on the ground and they will resume the fighting again

. officer this a full days of truth. meanwhile palestinian see this truth as a kind of a glimmer of hope to mid to possibly mitigate the car situation in particular with the flew over here military and he's um even if you will, that will be alongside with the release of those hostages. but the question is like, is this cost? is this true? it's going to be comprehensively applied without any kind of violation from any size. till now, do there's going to be much more details were revealed by the both sides for them to come in 24 hours in terms of the process and the message of send every of delivering this hostages to the junction sides in order to be later transferred to, to a egypt and then to israel in order to complete this, this interest. but mainly palestinians are looking for a kind of long time ceasefire in order to come back again to the houses and even to pull the people who are still under the rebels in separate areas in the north. atkinson from areas of gauze sitting right behind the stand,

despite all the talk of truce, there's been no laptop to the bombing particularly intensifying around garza city. well, can you tell us about that? yes, can you do really? and as we have also witnessed since the different and previous confrontations that ruptured between our mazda and israel, is what the forces use what he before reaching is these client, the usability intensify. the level of its attacks are what happens during the last couple of hours with separate areas, of course, because of strep, have been bombarded, who are talking about a new residential building and roof i district. i'd be more, by the way, a number of palestinians have been killed. also this strikes continues in the most of the goals. this trip with a to the re, bombardments had renewed and base had with an inmate lot. yeah. town in the north of gauze, district value refuge account, which was multiple, a hit has been talking to, they've gotten where a residential building was destroyed and this refuge account. these as strikes

continues as the east bed occupation forces are still solutions on the ground as confrontations also continue with the power of sitting finally to the occupation maneuvering troops and separate areas. of course, the gaza strip. right. thanks so much thought a couple. i assume that from garza a gosh on baskin is a full, my is ready. the negotiator who's now the middle east director at international communities organization joins us from west jerusalem. good to have you with us. so you've been involved in the past with past negotiations between israel and how much for the release and the exchange of captives. yes, it's true if the ceiling from us for the past 17 years in vietnam, i want to get into that hopefully time will allow us to so much to talk to about. but let me start with one related to this exchange. if the names are not yet entirely to be worked house, this is a done deal yet,

or are you still worried that this could get complicated or yeah, there's the deal is entirely until it's done and there's so many complications that could be involved. particularly with regard to the ceasefire opportunities for either side to shoot at the other a opportunities where israel to collect intelligence information. i mean, just imagine what would happen if these values suddenly discovered the location of your fields in water or other leaders from the homeless command. would they wait or would they go and take action if there are palestinians round the north of gaza, who are relocated in the south, now decided to use the next 5 days, 4 or 5 days to try and go back to their homes and the repair aids of hundreds of palestinians walking by foot, are these relatives go to allow them? how will they stop them in? we know that when from us will release the hostages, they will probably use multiple convoys of identical vehicles. while israel will try to trace the location of where these hostages might have been held there,

there are all kinds of difficulties and complications that could happen. we have to keep our fingers crossed and pray that it all goes smoothly. because if it does, there could be a 5th day and a 6 day, it's not all the women and all the children are being released and not all the women and children prisoners are being released. so there's an opportunity to add onto the existing agreement without having to re negotiate something new, which will be again more difficult. right? so this, this could still, it's still quite a complicated process ahead. explain to us from what you know, what is the process for exchange of captives. how does it work the right blows? first, what happened is if israel already published last night on a ministry, just this website, the list of all the post indian prisoners who wouldn't be freed. there's a 24 hour period where these really public can submit objections. there will definitely be one or 2 groups that will appeal to the supreme court in israel to

reject the deal. the supreme court will never intervene. it's not a legal decision, it's a political military decision, but this is standard procedure, presumably in the red cross will be coordinating the transfer. and so the hostages and the prisoners in a time will be sick during which a period is we'll start all drilled and flying over concepts because it's committed apparently from what we know to a 6 hour period each day to enable him us to gather the hostages and bring them to a location and work out the logistics on how they're going to bring them to the rock or border crossing. a after rougher protocol for border crossing, we can expect the egyptian intelligence be there to supervisor. the red cross will be there to receive the hostages. we use rarely, sorry, we can expect the prisoners will be released to the west bank. and since it's a small number each day, i assume that they will be brought to

a designated cross point between israel and the west bank. and i imagine that families will be notified in advance so that they could be waiting to pick up their loved ones who are being released from the as barely prison. that might not be the case. in any event, they will be released at some crossing points. and to go back to their homes in the west bank, i don't expect that israel is going to try to send any of these prisoners to the, to the gaza strip because they are all from the westberg. okay, now i was reading up about, as you said, your 17 years of involvement in negotiations. i think one estimate i read is that you've had thousands of communications with him us. so you can't blame your boss, can you? how have you been involved in this round? i will do the 3 of the more i have already submitted. the idea to the categories to the is released to the from asked people i was in

contact with until the egyptian intelligence, the idea that a swap could be made between women and children. elderly is sick and wounded. i gave them the figures of how many women prisoners and how many miners under the age of 18 when these revenue jails. i investigated and discovered that all the prisoners were from the west bank, and none of them had murdered his rarely so this was a deal that could be done. and i spoke to 2 former heads of his rally security oper offices, and spoke to several members of the work cabinet to check and see if this was doable. and we received messages back that it wouldn't be accepted if this was the deal on the table. of course we mentioned that it would involve a ceasefire in order to enable it. let's cease fire a police long enough to enable the deal to take place. i had said that i hope that it could be done in one batch, not spread over time, but that's not the case. i was hoping that it could be all the women in all the

children. that's not the case, but we planted the seeds and carried on discussions, trying to push this through until the 3rd week and the war wherever it got a little bit more complicated and i'm asked was demanding that digital allow fuel to enter data from. i communicated with the categories and gave some ideas on how fuel could certainly be brought into garza without going to harm us. going to the hospitals, the water treatment plants, the diesel, the nation plans in sonya, i sent them back, travels it. it doesn't say on the ice, you will have quite a roll. so i'm going off golf program here to try and give me a little more time because now you've opened up. oh boy, a whole bunch of other questions i want to ask you. now, let me ask you this, 1st of all, because we've had the, the number of is where the captives to be released is 50. we haven't had a definitive number for palestinians. do you have an idea of how many pallets you're only of the deal is that for every hostage there would be 3 prisoners. so if

they're 50 hostages, they'll be a $150.00 prisoners released. okay, and is it your understanding that all those $150.00 palestinian captives would be released all all women and children or do they include? yes. all of them. so none of none of the being full. i don't know what time i was asking for it with the features are there before october 7th, there were 39 women prisoners and for the administrative deter nice were women. there were a $170.00 prisoners under the age of 18 and another 20 administrative detainees. the speakers come from the palestinian and g o at the mirror, which i verified were accurate with these really prison authorities. okay. go shall . will, to, on the standing of when exactly the truth is set to begin. i imagine that it will be in 6 hours before the exchange takes place when the is relative to stop. when is

the exchange or to take place? is there a, is there a date a time? well, i don't think we, we don't, the public doesn't know the time yet. if the web page, that's why i'm offering you the songs i have. i have a suspicion you might know. no, no, i really don't know, but i think we could calculate it because we could look at what time the web page was published at the ministry of justice and then count 24 hours later. that's when the deadline used for public objections. within the hours the supreme court will need and once the supreme court rules that it has no jurisdiction on the case, the deal should begin to cease fire should begin immediately after the high court decision. of course, these really is when the time to re deploy their forces into more secure locations, so it may take a few hours. but i think that we could imagine that sometime mid day tomorrow the ceasefire should begin. okay, and what can you tell us about of how many trucks of 8 are going to be allowed in?

is it going to be in one shot? is it going to be daily? how much few are i understand from the american side today we're a pushing for $300.00 trucks a day and it would not just be during the ceasefire. it would be ongoing. i don't know, 300 is the number that would continue. the obviously as far, but gave me the normal days or something. let me, let me, let me jump in. sorry to interrupt too, but you said you've understood that from the american side. is it your understanding from the is riley side that they've agreed to 300 trucks a day going on even beyond the truce as well? i didn't hear the sort of official sources, but this is what's been reported in i think that this is the american pressure on israel. the americans pressure the categories to pressure on us. but the americans also pressured israel to allow morgan manager and he didn't to gaza. 300 trucks is the number that i heard before the war. there were an average of 500 trucks, of all kinds of goods going into god's every day is your understanding that is

right. and so agreed to aid, reaching knowles and gone. so i don't know that's an important question because we do know that despite the displacement according to the un, around 1700000 palestinians of the all still thousands of palestinians left in northern garza and as well as some hospitals. indeed, do you know if talks all set to continue beyond this round of exchange, an exchange of captives and truce that they have to they have to because it as long as they are, are you how to do is you have reason to believe they will. oh gosh on, i'm trying to exist around us. can you directly, if you're involved in by my to the world. uh huh. i'm not involved at all. i'm i, i do my exact channels unofficially. i've never been asked in the recent the since

the war began to negotiate, officially in any capacity, but also so back channels. i won't really count. gosh on a all you are you continue and you'll back channel diplomacy. be on this truce and release of captives if i can ask you that. in reality and maybe the calling service from us in delphi or listening to this, they have stopped responding to me already for 2 weeks. so my contacts and how about us are not active today. a, i always have ideas and suggestions that i do send out to people who are mazda, as well as do people in the, is really government in to be american. so i've been talking to the hostage experts, certainly american side as well, someone from the u. k. a, i will continue to do that. i always do that. i've been doing this for 45 years in trying to build bridges between israelis and palestinians. but let me ask you this prime minister netanyahu has spoken about how israel will resume the war on gauze.

as soon as this truce ends, it will, he will destroy from us at the same time there all promises being given to the families, always ready the captives, that israel will continue to seek the release of mo captives does this look like a contradiction between 2 policy goals to it certainly is a contradiction. i think that israel will make continued efforts to free hostages through negotiations, but i think that in the not too distant future, we will see b as rarely is beginning. search and rescue operations in the southern part of the, of the cause, a strip in which you might very well close opportunities for a negotiated release. in reality, even after all, the women and the children and the elderly are released come us will be holding onto. i don't know the exact number 40506070 people who are defined by come as the

soldiers. and there is no doubt that they come, us will want to release all the palestinian prisoners and israel in exchange for the soldiers. there more than as you already said, 7200 palestinian prisoners amongst them from before the world, there were 559 of them who were sitting on legs. this is our multiple life sentences for killing is rarely using israel will have a very difficult time to release those people. this is not another. the launch of the age of one is where the soldier, if for 1027 prisoners, the seal, the deal is viewed very negatively and israel today he missed just in water and his colleagues were released in that deal and they are viewed as the arch enemy of israel today who must be destroyed. so it'd be very difficult to imagine israel giving us any kind of significant victory. but on the other hand, is really once the hostages back there is and 5 years as there were during the sleep time to build public pressure to enable

a deal of that time. so i think we're probably looking more at the military operations to rescue hostages, and then negotiate agreement in the future. all right, thanks so much. gosh, i'm basking. i've got so many more questions for you, but we're gonna have to pick this off. pops on another occasion going. thank you. as well as kind of out a series of as strong some villages in southern lebanon. they come ahead of the arabian fondest as visit to be rude site and i made up the law. yeah. and is meeting the lebanese prime minister and speaker of parliament of more of this light sky, which has an a hold on it. she's entire in southern 11. has been very 10 situation in the south one to say, look like now. well it's still a very active front line since the early hours of the morning. the is where the air force carried out a series of air rates in south leaven on close to the border. and those air rates were not in response to

a has full of military operation at the beginning of this conflict. so 7 weeks ago, the 1st few weeks we saw as well just responding to sources as fire, but as of late as well as victoria out preemptive strikes against what it calls has bullet positions and hezbollah infrastructure. so it is still very much an active front line and it is not clear whether or not that the border will be part of the temporary truce agreements between as well as how much will the guns fall silent for 4 days. we haven't heard from israel, nor from that up in his arm, who has below, which has been engaged in cross border prior with this really army. and you mentioned that you run in for administer, arriving today in baby with the timing. of course, a significant it is no coincidence, a coinciding really with the announcements of the, of the choose the agreement, the show of, of you, if you'd like the coordination among the different groups of parts of the running

and back. so called excess of resistance. because early this morning we saw the deputy meter of her mouth in vasa treadmill ill. try you on the secretary just so you have all these groups which have been putting pressure on israel, supporting her mouth in garza meeting out of time when it is still not clear whether c is around 11 on the border. will witness quiet as part of that temporary to steal? right, i guess time will tell thanks so much data for the a $910.00, a yellow instant is a john list and also roles the palestine lamar tree. he sat as while before day true still as opposed to step, the international community must continue to pressure as well to end the war completely. these riley governments in many is rarely, commentators have said very quickly that there's no intention to stop the rule. i don't mean to sit and put

a dancing around the announcement which i welcome. anyone will, will come into the idea that use rabble stop 10 minute late this war at the end of 4 or 5 days is sadly, i think unlikely. and in fact, israel has been saying in the last 24 hours if the steel was passed, which we now know was the day and tend to infect strength and, and deepen the sizing in the south and cause at the end of these 4 or 5 days i'm in the 90, of course, the tempo or a stop or i guess i'll plan a temporary hole sees that it allows palestinians debris that allows palestinians in gas to potentially find maybe some kind of shelter. i mean, let's be clear to you and says at 1700000 palestinians, and there i need to point 3000000 in gaza. have no real serious place to go. many of the homes have been destroyed, the northern part of gauze, or is essentially uninhabitable and have to say that's in fact the goal. so the fee to me moving forward here is that it's a north of gauze, or is mostly uninhabitable. if the south in the coming mountains is similarly,

so wait a little, these palestinians go beyond the nightmare scenario, which is somehow being pushed into neighboring agents or elsewhere. but in the short term, in the coming days, more aid will come in will fuel, hopefully more medical supplies, seriously sick palestinians or injured can hopefully be removed by a rough or on egypt, sin sides and medical care to be on that. i've seen, given these coming days, i'll pause there needs to be massive pressure on these euro to not re convince at the end of this period as well. let's take a closer look at the finding on the ground in garza, most of the come back areas are in the north is ready for us, is a battling palestinian sciences from the assign brigades and assignment you have in these regions. shaded in red, st. baffles and densely populated areas in other bound garza city and the jabante. a refugee camp is right. the troops and tanks of also reportedly made further advances into these shaded areas in the north and then central gall. so just beyond why the gaza is right,

it forces have been pounding on the site on the refugee camp, raising phase of further on slots. these right, the army released this video on tuesday, which appears to have been shot inside jabante, a refugee camp. saul just in times can be seen on the streets, is where the media reports intense baffles between these very forces and palestinian fights as galls as largest refugee camp has come on the heavy balm bottom for weeks. one of the was strikes was under you and school sheltering displaced families. 200 palestinians were killed. these randy ministry is confirmed at least 70 soldiers have been killed in confrontations with palestinian fights. has since the beginning of its ground invasion of cause at the end of october, a time and thought of motives, an assistant professor of public policy with the delta institute for graduate studies. there's also a specialist on conflict resolution and international. a good to have you with us

to talk about conflict resolution. does this look like it could turn into something more than just a truce of a few days? sent me, let's hope so. i mean it's, it's, i mean, this dentist tuition is for our side on this through the details and in any moment . but let's hope it will succeed this time because if it succeeds for tools over for these, it might open up another window for another exchange. and hopefully it opens or lead something to pick a fast would we end this war? but anyway, let's see how it goes. it's a very frustrating situation. and as we talk now, over the last 24 hours hours is what has, what are the can to 215 isn't the go to sleep as if it is saying, well, yes, i'm engaging with this through. but at least the 150 for this thing as i'm 50. got this is what he does in gaza. but a sense um i hold up with him. i keep coming. palistine is in gaza and that's

probably an intensification. now the expectations off from the people we've been speaking to on the show is that hopefully we'll see if all goes well the truth kicking around mid day, tomorrow me how easy will it be to get a out into gone. so given the level of destruction, given the rubble left by buildings, the loss of ambulances, i mean, logistically, how can we really breathe a sigh of relief and expects that people in need of going to be able to get the aid they need. so to be clear, no one is talking about 8 input in the notes of goes up and also goes as to what i was going to be. my next question is, was how particularly the no, no i stuff. and as of question, i mean, even in the terms of came out, the terms of the truth is nothing. there is no discussion on people even going back to, to, to the north. you know, these 4 days. so it's one way. tickets. sadly, it sounds like, in fact that that's been these various have been saying that they don't want people

of color go back. so unless explicitly, and they thought they don't approve this. so it will not happen. so assume, but however this for these, if the data is that when there is more pressure coming from the community from the americans and for particular and the other countries as when to push for more a up skin, it's coming through egypt. this good, good. i think would help people the very bad on capital fix if they're wishing for people in the south this place, people in the south, it only needs political women pressure because logistically, aid has been messing a messing on the inside of the board. it just needs to be left and so is what it has to approve it until approved up skating. good faith and this look, let us. but i should, and political was i'm, we should keep in mind, of course. but even though you mentioned the displace people on the un says that around 1700000, displace palestinians. but we should keep in mind the still all thousands upon thousands of people left in the north of gone. so right to our, in even more of

a desperate need of help, of course, of course. and, and you know, what, maybe many of those will when, when will that take advantage of this through studio look itself because the not save that. many of them also what hesitant to move south, because the human attendant quarter doors, or the desktops, as some people call them, they don't provide any guarantees that they'll be at us that we thought would make a general idea of, of bodies strewn all on some of those roads where people were trying to flee to the south. exactly. and also there are many reports coming from eye witnesses. the hundreds of people are being edited by these ladies and they don't see them again. so they will go is that it takes them to and this that the, i integrate them to, i don't know what's gonna happen with that with them. i mean, so it's also very troubling. so, so troubling question here is that all the time of what happens off the the full days? you know, that's a very good question. so, i mean the thing is that you have both the, the whole government,

these are the government and the u. s. will have for them to come with themselves to one keyboard, which is the destruction of homicide, ending it soon and gaza at as far as we know from old is a new official statements on the american statements as well. especially the famous open piece that was published by president by them couple of days ago in the washington post. what do you bluntly commits himself to dislike to this, to the instructional promise? so we have these 2 states is what i learned to us. i've been fully committed to visible and i think sadly, this leads us to the conclusion that after this throughs is, are we continuing its sward. unless there is a drastic change. and i'm not sure where would it come from this time? me also want to talk about the palestinians who are about to be released. we understand that we're talking about $300.00 palestinian women and children. and it seems the majority of children a full, the benefit of us who might not be very familiar with the situation. while so many

children held in want to human rights groups of cool. you know, this use of administrative detention as, as being basically a violation of, of international law about including his 7 un experts 21st of october, 2020 wanted quoting a violation of international law, administrative design. nothing surprisingly, assigned me. this is, this has been, is it, i mean it's the, is what was meant to conduct and that was back in the gather slip. i mean that, that of the strategy to cross the default that the prize and you know, it's a, it's, they have no bones. there is no limits. that is true of the elderly. anyone is exposed to being edited. if, if they have doubts that people are involved in any active resistance, even if it's peaceful existence, even as we know can, you can get you in jail and occupied pursuant to the terms of tweets and the social media people hold on opinion that you should or question,

easily the government's intentions, and i'm this the international is amongst one of many groups that on november the 8th, 2023 spoke about forms of torture and of the ill treatment of prisoners going on in administrative den. should i mean side, i mean, is what it is, is acting solely that. i mean, it has no one to question it's, it's policy isn't occupied the so that the ease of doing this to violate or principles of human rights. all right, tom and thank you so much for coming in. reading asylum is the you and special raffle tour on violence against women and girls. she says on average is right. the attacks are killing at least 2 palestinian mothers every hour in gaza as there is no doubt that the, the suffering and the violence enjoyed by everyone. men, women, boys and girls is of epic proportions. it's really scandalous that this a public kind of to take realities have become normalized and that 45 days into

this brutal war. the international community has failed to bring about a ceasefire. and while everybody suffers, without any doubt, it is also clear that women have won women and children have borne the brunt of this conflict. of the $14000.00 palestinians killed so far in gaza. it's estimated that at least 70 percent of them are women and children. not to mention of course, the thousands that are wounded among them, the thousands under the rubble. and then of course, because of being women, they also experienced this in very specific ways. we're talking about pregnant women around the 5000s of them. and that have to be pregnant and these horrific circumstances that continue unabated 180 are giving birth really in

conditions where the health system has collapsed without anesthesia, without sanitary precautions. we know of a number of mothers that have lost their lives while giving birth. not to mention the psychological scars induced by many women, particularly also mothers who have lost the several assembly members and several children and have not been able to also give them any decent burial. a site's a barrier rights. we know that there's 2000 new windows, new female headed households. we know that at least 2 mothers are killed every hour . and then we have of course, seen how premature babies have died. and we have seen how the art of the 31 that has been taken out of shift, a number of them could not be safe. and we also know that of the 1700000 gardens displaced many of them sheltering or trying to shelter in under law schools and,

and other centers. i'm not spared the violence are being attacked there. and there we have $800000.00 estimated women and goes to slaves it's, it's really a catastrophe. and it's a scandal that in today's day and age this, this kind of relentless attacks against civilians are allowed to continue a wholesale i had on. now this era, stormy political walters more and why the philippine president is wandering over the increasingly dire situation of the south china sea. the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination in due by the

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now least 31 people have been killed in thousands injured in a stem paid at the stadium in the republic of congo is cancelled. but as the view, it happened on monday night of the or nano stadium where i'm eva cruised operations were launched last week. the recruitment process has now been suspended. they have morning spin, declasse local media site. the stampede was triggered by young men seeking to submit their applications to join the army and enforcement employer in the country . the north korea says it's long just a minute selves of ation satellites into a little bit head of the launch japanese 5 minutes to fully appreciate this. so these country was ready to respond to any provocation. 2 attempts by pre own yang to put an observation satellite into orbit failed. any of this? yeah, us says it's phil assessing whether the little inch was a success or not. eunice kim has more from so north

korea's reconnaissance satellite entered or bed just 12 minutes after launch. according to state media, k, cna was caught many here and sold by surprise as it did come ahead of a 10 day window come young had reported to international authorities. now in an afternoon dispatch. on wednesday, k, cna said north korean leader kim jong and visited the space agency to view images says that by the satellites, somebody young one, including those over u. s. military bases in guam, the vision, casey, and a set of key. john good is to have these long range eyes. in the reason i network of these by satellites to match what it called. it's strong fist in apparent reference to it's nuclear capable, intercontinental ballistic missiles. now whether these latest this latest the spice satellite is capable of doing more than the dummy satellites of its past is disable

to send back meaningful intelligence remains to be seen however, condemnation pouring it from south korea, japan to us see you as well as un secretary general antonia gutierrez, who erst come young to comply with un security council resolutions and return to dialogue. eunice kim alda 0. so us that sort of thing president is wanting of an increasingly dire situation in the south china sea for the non marcos junior says china is in building base is closer to the philippines falls thing vanilla to approach its neighbors for support. barnaby lo reports like clock work. as soon as the philippines apply mission nears the 2nd toma showed in the south china sea chinese ships to birch cutting across their paths. manila costs them dangerous maneuvers. as for the lives of our person as at cities,

preaching says they are lawful and restraint this philippine coast guard vessel. we are on attempting for a 2nd time to get closer to the 2nd toma shows. but you can see that chinese maritime glacial vessel, or the moving to close the opening as well as the chinese coast guard vessel over there. our ship leaves us way through. but from a far we see a chinese coast guard vessel blasting water cannon onto a philippine supply. confrontations like this have become the norm. speaking of the forum in hawaii, philippine president freedom and marcus junior describe the situation as dire. he accused china of building basis, closer and closer to the philippines and said, this is force manila to turn to allies and neighboring countries of overlapping claims for support. as we are now in the midst of, uh, negotiating our own code of conduct for example with vietnam. because we are still

waiting for the code of conduct between china and the and as you and the progress has been rather slow. and unfortunately, paging says it won't honor and agreement separate from the one currently under discussion. and defended is activities in the disputed waterway from, from john is construction activities on the 2nd territory full entirely within china sovereignty and other countries have no right to make it responsible remarks . china has commanded men in a total weight. this 4 ship that's been deliberately grounded since 1999, but the philippines and says it has southern rights as to 2nd, thomas shows is just 200 kilometers away from his shorts and nearly a 1000 from china. fundamental algebra in the south china sea. iceland continues to bryce for a potential volcanic eruption new its capital. at least 4000 people have been evacuated in going into vic, faulty columbus is south west of cubic. the government says it's for pad for the threats. iceland is the history of all kind of corruptions,

says 33 active volcanoes, the highest number in europe. well, that's it from me for this news out, but the good news is, tell mccrae is back in a moment with another full show. stay with us. the . as the situation in gaza escalates, we bring you expert news and analysis what the world is allowing these really wanting to do not only have the 2 children, but now they are going to kill patients in the hospital. the people that suffer from children. so now people are starving, the whole system is collapsing we thought was broken up that stay with us for the latest developments on our

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