much the entire west and well, and i think in some extent that someone level not surprising. these are western states that themselves have committed seats amounts of abuses in iraq or afghanistan or elsewhere. but also, i think, i say this is a form on list of what they see. so story, coal atonement. and what i mean by that is that so many western states that may be, have been criticized decades ago and not doing enough during the 2nd load war when jews obviously were facing and global every genocide. that it's almost like being manifested itself today in the 21st century is allowing israel somehow to do what it was. so i say that is someone jewish myself, product, yours, i'm not religious, but i'm socially jewish. and that kind of global impunity so devastating up this for the policy and table, but also it, it's morally destructive for jewish people. sadly too many of whom still, although it is changing, still today will defend israel and the metal was the policies law has taken

effects between israel and home. us under this deal as well as relentless bombardments, of cause. i will stop for 4 days. the hello again, i missed all the a tell you watching out of here at live from the also coming trucks and started entering the roof of crossing from egypt carrying much needed humanitarian aid and fuel to palestinians in the gaza strip. the ambulance was also starting to carry the wounded from garza to egypt to treat the families of it's brand new captives held in garza and the palestinian prisoners held by israel. a waiting for news of that last one. little say, bring you the view from 11 on, on how the cx 5 will affect sufficing this, between these really ami and has the

while it is now just off the 800 g m t. that's 10 o'clock in the morning and gaza with a cx 5 between israel and the mouse has now been in effect for just over 3 hours. the roof of border crossing with egypt is opened as nazis find takes effect trucks during months need this humanitarian aid. now entering garza and other trucks have been refueling on the junction side, bringing that fuel back into garza ambulances carrying a number of wounded palestinians are also heading towards egypt, where they will be treated on the streets of con eunice and the south because of stresses and busy hits and really the fast opportunity in almost 7 weeks that people have had to move around without the threat of israeli bombardment. the bombing and the blood should, should stop for 4 days. all indications so far. all that the c spot is holding. nearly 15000 palestinians has now been killed in golf since october. the 7th majority of them, women and children, $1200.00 is ready. these were killed,

entire areas of the strip have been destroyed. the united nation says nearly 80 percent of the population has been displaced. well, here's what we're expecting to happen in the coming out as. as i mentioned that c spine, those in northern and southern gaza is currently in effect. these really minute treat spokesman says the troops will also stay behind sci fi line inside gaza. a loss is expected to release the 1st group of 13 is really captives at 4 pm local time. that's 1400 g m t. net is waiting women and children. the 1st group of 50 captives who are due to be released as part of the steel. the red cost will escort them to the roof of border crossing with egypt. and then they'll hand them over to these really military which will then begin the identification process. the captives will then be taken to hospitals and try to v for physical and psychological examinations as well for its possible release. $39.00 of the $150.00 posting and prisoners were due to be freed on the 1st day. that will be moved from

2 is randy jasmine hyphen treaty. it's a prison which is a south of ramallah in the occupied westbank. then the palestinian prisoners will be taken to a nearby crossing and then handed over to the family is in the villages and the areas that they come from. the roof of crossing administration says you monitoring aid has already started entering garza from egypt. and also some $200.00 trucks of age and fuel will be entering garza daily during this is fine. while we have a team of correspondence keeping us across or of the developments in the occupied territories and, and 11 on where as i was saying, there's been costs for the fire with israel during this war. let's begin with a topic. our was the room. he's in the con unit in the southern part of the gaza strip type. talk us through the mood that this morning. it does feel busy and then use while it pops up at the moment for relief of the uh yes, uh the ceasefire took place inside the gaza strip. now generally are the majority

established in us is of course the church rates, especially who have been displaced from the houses in the north and in central areas of golf city. and they were forced to live in the south of the territory. generally, the majority of those people had that decision and decided to return to the north and to the central areas of gulf, the city officer, deceased by him practically took place on the ground. now, to staple those people start to flee again to the north of the territory and according to a round sources that used by the forces had opened fire on an order to correct um the tips to uh, to reach the houses in the north and central areas of golf and city. oh, so do you have use just kind of just that type be also why i just knew that you post them to return back again to the south of the church right now. the majority of these people had a completely suffered zillow during the beginning of this round of fighting, as they were running low, even in the south of gauze district and food, which i'm the one to go back again to the north of gaza strip. an order to check on

the houses in order to boot out to be their beloved one who still under the russells. as even civil defense crews are trying to do the best within the last couple of hours in order to rescue the people who are still stuck under the directors of the destroyed houses in separate areas. of course, the territory part you've been reporting from outside a hospital in conyers 4 weeks now i've been wondering what the situation is like with hospitals there at the moment. we obviously expect more aid to be coming in. could some of the hospitals that had to close down could they stopped functioning again? the majority of garza hospitals, especially for those in the north of the incentive areas of dr. because i told him about more than 30 kind of city and hospital and but if the customer has had been out of service as a due to the lock off, if you an, even with due to the remainder, this is what it strikes on the vicinity of this hospitality which forced the

administration of these hospitals to a fleet. i'm distraught even what i can now do. she thought hospital has been folded under the east, very control for 4 weeks right now. and also the engine nation hospital today. us up separate videos have been showed that these body forces have dummy several parts of the hospital as they have even a make equity co damage to the infrastructure, the surrounding the hospital. that he's still in the hospital by the occupation forces the open fire against an old lady. and so they have arrested 3 injured people and from east side this medical complex. also, people who have been displaced from the houses, from the north, up to the south of pitcher treat, witnessing very even serious conditions. the hands of all the to know more about what is happening on the grounds and given to just the deeper action. we are joined now by mister armstrong, showing that he was one of the palestinian. this displaced people of from the central areas of god's city. mister asher, i thank you so much for joining us today. could you please tell us more about your

wraps and tell what speed the supplier that took place earlier today? well, my feelings are mixed because at one point i have nowhere to go back. so even if they allow us to go back to the farm house, my house was bonds and completely destroyed on the 3rd day of the war. at the same time, i'm happy for those uh, people who lost a loved ones or towards the pop ones that missing. at least they can go pick up the pieces and try to search for their loved ones. but also happy that some sort of aid is coming maybe some fuel, some cooking gas, because we haven't had any gas in my house for 3 weeks now. and we using firewood and cold charcoal, sorry to just to cook and provide foot for the for the kids. and my family is made up 12 people. and we are i the peas and turn the space person. and this has, this is the 1st time this happens to us. we've been, we've been through more since 2008. and even my youngest boy,

he's almost 13. you have to go through 5 boards. i'm really worried about the trauma, the psychological trauma that most of us are going through, including myself, of course, will traumatized by this war. and we are hoping for these bees for everyone. okay, do you expect so that's a bit short term ceasefire. well, by the way, to reach a long time, a truce that would seemed a little bit wind from us and he's real. well, i hope so, but i don't think so because a living here for 27 years and gaza and c. d is ready to aggressions on slots on wars. i don't think it will last for long because skirmishes, good start and meet the side. and this could lead to the end of, of this the end. so this material called ok. thank you so much miss sasha, for your valuable time. and this was the general reaction among palestinians

thoughts, the short ceasefire agreements that have been reached by somebody. and he's failed till now. capitalism that for us on the ground and con eunice and the southern gaza strip. thank you topic. well, let's not bringing your met aside and get the view the from the rafa crossing where she is not we've, we were talking earlier about fuel trucks. we've also seen some a trucks passing through the roof of crossing this morning to focus through what, what you've been saying. yes natasha, i'm here at the crossing is you can see behind me this is the gate the separates, the palestinian or the god, the border from the junction side. and right here, beside me is where all the trucks that are coming from egypt are uh, put to, to be loaded into. c trucks from because the strip now uh until now uh, 7 t humanitarian,

a trucks have rates to this uh area into because the strip and have been most of them have been loaded. but the loading in 2 or the emptying of the trucks into other trucks takes a lot of time. uh, the problem is the red crescent is the 40 that is uh, authorized to uh, receive this humanitarian aid and then trin, disturbed the distribution in different areas. in the gaza strip now uh they were telling us that the capacity off the uh, the crossing and the area, the dressing is not enough for a great amount of trucks to enter and node and m c there. uh they're, they're loading and for others to come in quickly, and that's why it's taking a lot of time for these trucks to be load it in other trucks. but until

now, the fuel trucks he says, have not been loaded into the policy or trucks yet they have entered as well. we're still also waiting for the rest of the gas trucks to be completely loaded into the other palestinian um a truck that have to come here. so uh, this is how there is a very busy and uh, but it's going to be slowly the, the, the movement of a, into the gods, the strip and the reloading of these trucks as we have, which is not, we are expecting some movement on any of trucks, but if people across the board, a tooth took us through what we could see later today. yes, we have also seen this does. yeah. number of people who have been stuck in the policy

and so sorry in the diction side, since the beginning of this war for almost 2 months now as a class, then finally they were allowed to enter here today. so some of these people have already entered into gaza while other people of dual nationals and other nationalities were also able to leave. because the strip is through the board here, also with speed, a number of uh, ambulances take off from the border towards the addiction side. the authorities here at the border are telling us that they expect that by the end of today, a 100 ambulances would make it through to the egyptian side. but these are just the expectations until now, with the about 20 ambulances crossed into the egypt should side. so uh, the flow of the trucks, the snow off, the people coming in and going out of gaza and also the ambulances. all

of it is all according or to what happens in the next few hours with this temporary ceasefire. not let me ask you about about the mood at the moment and rough i'd, because we, we were seeing very, very cautious mixed messages that we were getting from calling eunice people that obviously still very, very fearful of what might be to come. but earlier we were saying we were watching children there pay on the street behind you. something that we haven't seen that one weeks is that, is there a sense of, of who as well the, the, there's a mixture of feelings and emotions here. uh for or among the policy and in the sell the parts, especially that most of these palestinians now or is that 2 ways from the northwest

us? yeah. and these are back to you. we have a wait, it's so long for a ceasefire to happen. so that they can go back to their homes, they can get some of their belongings, they can check on their homes, whatever they have left there. some of them have even left relatives and family members in the northern part of god. but this part of their desire is not going to be able to be implemented because we're already seeing a great number or a lot of people that have started moving towards the north to inspect their homes and to check out their relatives and even some say we want to go and very over dead who have been killed in the north ending gods the city and had no one to bury them . but they are not able to do that because israel continues the to uh station. it strips in lines behind the ceasefire and continues to throw a stone great aids and tear gas. and even flyers close to these people in order to

prevent them from marching towards the north or ready to civilians have been injured by sniper bullets in the south. and part of the gods, the city these where from that you back, you, we that were trying to go back, particularly at adequate square. that's where i with this, as i've said, the shooting has happened and, and, and the rest of the people here, the residents of the south themselves. they're very happy that at least they're getting a little bit of calls. they're getting a little bit of a sense of release. they're able to go out and get some of the belongings, especially now with a entering. they will be able to buy some off there in the system to use uh, some fluid, some blankets, whatever they need as the weather is getting colder,

of course, winter, and gaza before we forget even that outside of that for us, the roof of crossing with all the lights just thank you. yeah, i'm not. well that's now goes, his name is robbie. he joins me from novice in the occupied westbank as an as part of the steel palestinian prisoners also to be released courses optimism i imagine for their families to today. there are 39 families expecting to be receiving their relatives back home. 39 families hoping for a hope coming home coming. and those hopes for the several 100 people hoping to be reunited with their families. they still don't know whose names are on the list. what we know in the last few hours is that the palestinian authority has received the names of the $39.00 prisoners who are expected to be released as part of this deal. we also know that some of those prisoners are now beginning to be prepared to be moved from the prisons where they are in israel,

into all for prison in the occupied westbank for an eventual release. later on hours from now. but none of the families have yet been informed. we've heard also that the list of names may not be the one that will be the final list. it may not have been the one that the palestinians have been hoping to receive. but many of the people we've spoken to family members of those that are in prison, say, who gets out and when they get out remains in the occupiers hands remains in the hands of the israeli authorities. we've spoken to people who say is it simply the uncertainty not knowing for the past several days has completely consumed their families, extended families, relatives across the occupied westbank. we also know that some of the relatives have already started preparing their childs or their relatives favorite meal. they've gotten them new clothing. they've started painting rooms. so there's a great deal of anticipation, but also a great deal of foreboding at people who may not be released and that number will be higher. there are 39 names, expect it to be released today that goes up against perhaps

a few 100 that may be released as part of this deal. but there are $7200.00 plus people in is really detention a 3rd of those have been arrested. just in the last month and a half since the war began. so the numbers are really against people in the longer all districts on the more hope fates for families in the occupied westbank. we also know what a release may look like. we know that they will be crow, a similar check point into the arch card westbank from offer present, but police and military is really police and military have been deployed in villages and neighborhoods across the occupied territories to suppress. so the public displays of celebration or joy and people have been warned that this is not a time to celebrate that they will not be allowed to do so. people fear that their loved ones could be arrested, or there will be with how he ation for any public celebrations that may come from this. and the palestinian families describe feeling a sense of incomplete happiness. as long as so many more palestinians remain in is

really custody. of course, well will be watching all of that very, very close to me for you here on out. is there a finale the same as rosie and novice and the occupied west bank? thank you saying, well, let's not get the view from occupied east or risk and speak to our correspondent mahonnan jun dream. he's that for us mohammed. i believe families of captives that have been on dissipating this moment too for a very long time. not sure if it would happen a tool, the pressure has really been building over the last few weeks on the government to, to really get something done. it hasn't sazia before i talked about that. i just want to mention some new information we're seeing that's been posted by the israeli army on their twitter account with regard to deliveries of fuel and cooking gas to the gaza strip. this is what just posted. it says this morning for tankers of fuel and for tankers of cooking gas designated for operating a central humanitarian infrastructure, were transferred from egypt to you, into mandatory and 8 organizations in southern gaza via the crossing. this was

approved by the is really government as part of the pause and the framework for the release of, of hostages as agreed with the us and mediated by i thought. and egypt we had been, we had been asking earlier for confirmation from the israelis about if they were going to allow the delivery of any aid or fuel into gaza. this is what we know at this hour from these rarely army. now with regards to the families of those captives, we've seen again and again, over the course of the last few days, they've been interviewed by local media outlets. and they have said that it's been a roller coaster of emotions for them worrying. if they are relatives would be listed among those captives in gaza that would be released in the coming for days. so what we know at this hour from these really government is that the family members of the captives were scheduled to be released today around 4 pm local time that they were notified of that last night. but we also know that is really officials have been warning those family members not to get too excited just yet.

nothing is done. and final, until those captives are actually in the custody of the israeli army and are transferred back into israel. so it's been difficult for those family members. certainly a sigh of relief for the family members who know their relatives are among the captives that are scheduled to be released today. then you have so many other relatives who don't know yet. if their, if their loved ones, if their family members who are being held in gaza, will be names on those list of captives to be released in the days to come. now, beyond that, what we've been told by these really government is that the red cross is to transfer. those is really captives that are be, that are to be released today that they are to transfer them to set off border crossing, whereby they will then be uh, taken into the custody of the israeli army. the is really army will verify their identities. they will then transfer them to at least 5 different hospitals, where there will be medical tests and psychological tests undertaken. we expect that after that they will be reunited with their loved ones. we don't have

confirmation of that just yet, but indications are that once they are in those hospitals, then the family members will be allowed to see them. family members have been warned not to leak. those names to the media is really media outlets have been a warrant to please not publish those names if they get ahold of them. so still cautious optimism at this hour, but still these really army and the is really government officials tell me family members please don't get too excited just yet until this is a done deal aside. you sol. mama. judging that with the latest forest from occupied east jerusalem. thank you for that update mohammed. well, that's not bringing. luciano is a car, he's an associate professor of golf politics, catchall university. you joins me now on set. here in the ha. luciano, thank you for being with us on al jazeera. i'm going to start with the big question that everyone is asking. could this be become more than a 4 days? 5, we've been hearing from the multiple people in israel, that there's broad public support for this war. we've had from the defense minister that they do expect it to continue after these 4 days. is that any sense of

optimism that, that this could be extended or, or potentially lead to something bigger? well, i mean, there is a room for a optimism. if this was, it's extended, as you said. and this gets a lead to a longer piece supplement between the mouse on uninstalled. but the big question the heater, assuming bodies are going to happen when all they hostage is that they are thinking by how much i'll release what it's rather, the government would do any of the international communities able to price or a threat to remain stable to, to to stop them, all means after that, what does this release a? there are many warnings from the, from the actors simply means that if the effects restart, the computer can extend, it is fairly small to finalizing that back. so is that room for many miles optimism? i would say shuttle, this is a very, very fragile deal. as you're just alluded to, there's obviously a lot of groups outside of the gaza strip of watching this very closely as well. we

know that there are veneers for peace at exchanges of fire along the lebanese border. do you think that if something like this fails, that changes the calculus going forward that we go this far with the steel and the different doesn't go to some way that, that, that's actually less likely to lead to any kind of a political solution. i mean, explain who is complicated, we already know that the, there are some limitations that the he's for the, it's a calling says about the implication of expanding or extending the war to live on, which is how they kind of see monica intervention eat on is also cause us trying to, to, to, to claim that they kind of will be like as far as is, but they are not interested in its, involving directly into the work. so that i think that the bigger problem here is to remain in the situation that gas a keeps being bombed by east valley without any extension of the world without any act or forgetting the boat. but with the mountain pressure on the people in augusta

as far as the end does have them, it is not really same piece. well, you have to stop on, but it should be a more permanent supplemental. the situation that this be on an exchange of a faucet is, well let me ask you about where this quantity and specifically when it comes to retail act as you work on golf politics. and this was obviously a deal that was brokers primarily bypass all the seeing the implementation of this . and it has been structured in this kind of confidence building way, right. so how much does something israel does, something they both reciprocate and it builds up to some kind of, of level of trust that the other side will do what they've said that they will do as it feels like cats are, is now raising the stakes. potentially looking to be a little bit more on dishes. there's now more of the conversation about about a longer time resolution to this. what's next on the called support for gulf. how is particularly castle? well, i mean the, the color is and body. many of them, i think these are this i maybe later legal, nice level, i mean the life of states and used by law,

people nice and got the new role in trying to solve this issue. the principal could use the pension and i think as fast cuts out a minus 2 a according to the police to use the liberties on. and how about us on different groups? a and gusta on is there is a coordination between the united states and comp time become itself enough pressure over israel a i think we can at least get, get some room for improving the supervision of i guess how people that know it's still going to be so it needs to be reconstructed and the problem is this past or this confidence that needs to be built between now my son, his brother, is difficult to find that. and i don't think that even though the exchange is successful, the trust will accept. mainly because it is relative what, what they the care on wants to do is to eliminate how much those have all the threats. and they said that that the care objective will leave it. that for now, the china is a car and associate professor of golf policies because we are investing. thank. he sent you the sharing your thoughts here and i'll just hear whole have much more in

the coming hours on this phase 5 that is currently in place here. on out as they are, you can always find overlays just to on our website. that's alpha 0 dot com. i'll leave you with pictures now of the roof of border crossing between the gaza strip and egypt where we are now seeing some aid moved the i'm charles don. you want to race a $400.00 sites dramatize to put cost from. i'll just here to invest hasan re here from some of history's dogs notable women, unconventional and extraordinary office. i am 40 that kind of the communist revolution of everyone in china, new my state. you've heard all of them power it's time you have from these and 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe. wherever you listen to pop, cast, the house on this structure was actually destroyed in

2003. and the reason for that is that far a honeyed was actually convicted and sentenced to 7 live sentences by his party and the killing of his right and soldiers with these res, this is a came in here. and this now very small hole actually represents a nightmare. for this 5, let me just show you these rand, he's actually drilled into the wall. now, why did they do that? the testing the thickness of the walls. so they know equipment to use when they come to demolish this house. and the family are telling us there was no reason for these ratings to come in to that house at this time. right now, they simply don't know why these right is one to 2 motors. now this house could be demolished in the next 2 hours in the next 2 weeks. they simply don't know when that demolition is going to come, thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely

unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just a different full? i think that democracy is a process basically, entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen here. the story on talk to how does era the guys a cease fire dealing to is the release of at least a 100 palestinians detained. and these really jails. but every day israel a rest, thousands more. why has so many palestinians imprisoned in israel? is mass detention be used as a weapon of war and occupation? this is inside story, the

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