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a life from don't also coming up. for the 1st time in 7 weeks, the sky of the guns is clear, i'm free from smoke. the devastation caused by the unrelenting bombardment is more apparent than ever. continues to roll into gone. so another 200 trucks loaded with food fuel and medical supplies are expected on saturday. and while it's quite in gaza, they've been more is ready rates in the occupied west bank overnight. the as we begin in gaza, where it is now day to a full day ceased by agreement struck between as round on him. us a 2nd group of is rarely captives in palestinian prison is expected to be released later this that today. the deal has also brought a desperately need a break and the her risk violence that's been inflicted on the gaza strip since the

war began on october. the 7th. this is garza this morning as you can see, the skies clare free from smoke off to the fuss, not ninty 2 months without any is really strikes. well, on friday day one of to cease 539, palestinian women and children were released from is there any jails? 7 celebrations across the occupied west spine because those were being held were reunited for their families. meanwhile, 2000 and civilian captives have been freed by how much and taken out of gauze a scene of them. is there any women, children, an elderly people, 10, uh, tie, nationals, and one of the release captives is from the philippines. it. abraham begins coverage from the occupied westbank window shack it has posted her daughter. she's been released from is really prison. and we'd soon get off this bus

to freedom. after a little search among the crowds, she finds her then they hug. like they haven't, in a long time, the 24 year old was detained in october of last year, held without a charge. her detention was supposed to end in late october. the war put that on hold a decision below the what and my prison is by default, a difficult place as we lose our freedom. but after october, 7th, the prisons became much more difficult. we couldn't get our basic needs as women. and as humans, the tap water tastes like florine. we used to buy bottles, water, but even not became off limits for us. here. so late today, it was about had been in prison for over 2 years. she hadn't been sentenced yet, unlike many other palestinians who did remain behind bars for

a long time. the message i sit up with that we think big not we've been to the face of total isolation. we lived in exile we left the graveyard. most of those really used on friday are women. others are teenage boys, families from across the occupied westbank waited outside the open, committed to the prison under my law. for this moment the one was yeah, they had 8 months left on her sense of the year are moving, palestinians meeting their family members of the fence a years without being allowed to visit her. many a people here celebrating. but they say that there's not operations or sorry, because they remember those who have been killed in god since the war. 6 palestinian prisoners have died in his really jails. leonardi, any of them, um and i was released to make it in my boxes without

a phone or anything with being tortured in jail. we had difficult tries from other sections, especially prisoners from casa, and so a lot of blood we of how much the brother pl site was named as one of the 139 palestine used to be released, however, yet already completed his sentence and was freed on thursday his cousin schmidt had the months left on his one year sentence, but was released as a part of the deal. it showed of the it's a bittersweet moment. why did mind and make it to the list. when i finished my sentence, my cousin ahmed, it's good that he's out, but there are other people who have 15 or 30 years left. some are boys. those should have had priority. even so this is a moment to cherish and needed to break family see from the ongoing pain need that, but he just eat off the occupied westbank. well,

his riley is of also have been celebrating the return of some of the loved ones. people turned out to cheer as a ministry helicopter, carrying captives the wrong to the hospital in israel. those released had been held captive since october the 7th. they've been reunited with the families home for receiving medical checks. so hires has moved from tel aviv on how the release of these really captives has been unfolding. the moments has riley's, we're waiting for the team captives finally arrives back safely. the results of the sci fi deal that's been weeks in the making. the youngest to be released from captivity and garza age just to the oldest $85.00. 0, but it's one taken from the same southern village of nit us on october 7th. it calls a complex operation from us, thus handed them over to the right. crossing garza, they would then take him into egypt where they were met by

a specialist as rainy force and medical experts. as this was on the folding, news of the 11th will captives release came as a surprise time nationals and one filipino offsets has been working in his road on october 7th. they will slow into his writing hospitals for checkups and many to be reunited with the families at the source of the will is ray, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that would be no negotiations with how much does he watch the tool from tel aviv he had this to say, quote the cause of the man who each and every one of them is the whole will. but i emphasize to the families on to you, the citizens of israel, what committed to the return of all hostages. this is one of the goals of the war just across the street from where he was speaking, what has become known as hostage square,

where relatives of those hills captive up and comes to maybe 50 days. the mood soon changed to one of jubilation. even is temporary. with the sum of the relatives and friends of the remaining 212 captives stood in garza, the weight isn't isn't having my grandmother back in that center. mazing things having, knowing my grandfather is still there and that's a devastating thing. and knowing that the whole big part of the $75.00 members of the table it's near always will be released. however, it's hopes and try as many as told us that's helping them through a difficult time. familiar songs in august and many a times, but a sigh of relief, not just to the families of those health captive, but also on a visit rainy's. i've been following every sense of this scene. the release of the captives happened at sunset. around the same time,

the jewish day of rest started. and she bought candles with legs for the ones remaining behind. so the height of all is, is there a ton of these? okay, let's get the venue from occupied east are worse than rory challenge is that for us worry plenty of relief in israel and beyond. i'm sure that the 1st day of the season, if i went to plan today, we're expecting more captives to be released. took us through what is going to look like of the following festival. we're going to start hearing more, perhaps from the captives that have already been released about what their experiences were uh inside gaza at the hands of, of how much. then of course, as you just mentioned because of that successful 1st round of this exchange deal, we are likely to see around to taking place. we already have, we have a stands lists that have been exchanged between hamas and the is right. ease of who

is going to be free, likes their own today, the families of those captives who are going to be brought back to israel later on today. have be notified that it's their loved ones that are coming home. the probably is that's, i think he's going to be broad. he said, most of what we have already seen, something of that sort of went through some of that in her report just now. the fact is of how mass will give. the cap says i went to the red cross in gaza, the red cross will drive in the south to the border. at rafa the board with egypt spell be taken through that board. that's when we'd like to see the 1st pictures of them. that's last night when the is ready, media started putting names. so those spaces inside yes. about things like that, science or emotional movement last night. probably an emotional moment again to nights. then they will be taken by boss into israel and to the minute tree base in the negative deserts that will be getting some medical attention from that that'll be fine by helicopter to hospitals around is around most of them in the tennessee

area. of course we're going to see that reciprocal process happening as well, with policy being pregnant prisoners being released from is ready child's back to their families in the occupied westbank halls occupied east jerusalem. and we all liked it seats, lots more trucks going into southern cause that through the rapid crossing 200 winds in yesterday, maybe another 200 or so today, it has broadly been seen as a success steel. and we're going to see that hopefully continuing with no return to the slicing for the moment. indeed, and do we have a sense to rory if the likelihood of this these 5 going beyond 4 days perhaps even being permanent of the? well, i think permanence is something that's not very many people are talking about are the moments that he's told that it could be extended beyond this 4 days beyond the 50 is right. he kept his for a 150 pounds of stadium present. as is right at the base be set to how much,

if you really small cap saves off to that say 10 per day, you will get an extra day of truth. an extra day is the spot for each of those 10 concepts that we get homes box that has the limits that has a limit because the is ready all meets these ready. government thinks that this is a job coughed on its mission statement was written, and the captives smash time. us smashing. how much has not been done, it's not being finished. so everything you're hearing from the is ready government . everything you're hearing for the minute. traits is saying that off to the captives, well, the captains are involved in this deal. return home. the fighting will baton these ready minute treat headsets that we find the quite the adf will prepare for the next stages of slicing. during the ceasefire, we're watching how much speed is around the world. i'm doing gaza. benjamin netanyahu said cigna things defense minutes that you have glances that we will continue to do everything necessary to the right, tentative dot t's home,

but again submitted. so within the war cabinet, we will fights for the return hargum of all the boys and girls. and we will continue to strike the enemy for the site, for 10 homes of all the residents of the north and the south. for this, i think these ready government has the broad supports of these ready population. there are voices, the motivation, they're all voice as a piece, but they are sidelined at the moment because of the shock. and the trauma that is still felt in israel from october 7th. israel does have a problem though in it. what has happened over the last day is that how much is the popularity in the occupied westbank has been searching because of the return of those products to be present as so as well, is concentrated on pricing. how much in gaza may find out that it has a how much problem in the west bank going forward? okay, thank you. that for a challenge, that 1st of all can parties chusen on despite the cx 5, which continues to hold. 2 palestinians were killed and several wounded on friday knowledge. crowds of people displaced from northern gauntlet,

had tried to return to the homes, but were prevented by. is there any forces still the 1st day of the seas? 5, bruce, a mixture of joy and relief to many looking to get the food and basic supplies, driven by a pause in any 7 weeks of is there any strikes to meet met vanco has a moment of respite in gaza. the 1st day in 7 weeks when people can feel relatively safe, a cease by that is holding thousands, waiting for a chance to reunite with the loved ones. that is the, obviously, it's a nice feeling for us to be able to go back home off the rule this time to see families and loved ones. but we're still hesitant and afraid of food, a truce. there's not enough those in the north that goes a we're worried about them as they did not head to the homes like we did to stop here in the north of gaza. the stench of death hangs heavy in the many bodies are still buried under the rubble. the non stop is rarely attacks men's. paramedics and

teams of volunteers were unable to retrieve them. the guns of health ministry estimates nearly 15000 palestinians have been killed. many families whose state in the north went back to their homes to find as nothing left of the highway shamella that i came to the tower district and bade honeymoon where we used to live to take over home and collect it. let's close. i could find, i need to pick up also some bit covers and anything that can protect us from the cause of the rain because of the war and income apartment, we had to leave and we still transfusions cause and today we came back to see what's left of our home the un says more than 80 percent of guys, this population has been displaced for those forced to move south, though there is no option of returning my nonsense. i really, really wish that they wouldn't let the rest of garza city to go back. i prefer living in my house to be human lated in my house is better than be he related here

at that over to walk through that will be at that are far away. because even if i went back home, i fear that could be another attack on the area and all die along the go button that wants to will reserve the automatic trustworthy as well. the problem is, is that you don't have facing them for you, or even for an hour. i don't believe in the see saw the south is where israel told the residence of northern gauze at the head for the safety, yet, some parts of southern casa. now look like this, the ceasefire off as a breath of fresh air to more than 2000000 people left with very few options for survival. even if for only a few short days to meet them. if it didn't go out to 0, a cane is find out how things are on the ground in gaza. tag a zoom is a fun, eunice for us tarik. how was the 1st night in 50 days without any, as royce would have gone and the same to you?

yes, uh this, uh 1st the only 2 of the 4 days of deceased by a that's a big pro. could microsoft between homeless and ease with was completely calm for palestinians, and this is something that they did not really experience for, or more roughly, nearly around a $47.00 days of fighting between mazda and he spent on the ground loudly policy and used to he have all the nice a mess of sounds like jim's and is very messiah, as that's completely destroy residential buildings and civil infrastructure, of course, that there are 3 every night victims full and people tend to hospitals. but the previous night last night was completely different to what they have been experiencing for a deluxe of a period. and palestinians had a kind of sense of mixed feelings between a frustration and totes as an impass side of things managed to reach them back again to the houses in the north and central areas of gauze of 68. but others have

been shoot to be short by the occupation forces for 2000 seems have been killed with a number. others have been also wounded and they have been taken back again to the palestinian houses in the south of the church right now. as a, as the morning has a preview of generally, people with lining up or long lines in order to have an access to few. and even guys in front of the gods and petroleum stations in the south of the territory as the number also all the humanitarian aids have been delivered to the gaza strip. is it still very limited in comparison with the need of the gaza strip off to very relentless, 7 weeks of abutment between both sides. now, palestinians are really seeing a glimmer of hope that this square might be extended and argued deeply looking what to be extended in order to have much more kinds of relaxation because they have lost their loved ones in the, in the, in the notes of the 2 or 3, they have been again reunited with the families. the opposite of the families did not manage to do that. due to the is very prevention and of by the occupation

forces which are stationed on the main to linking roads between the north and the south of the church rates, a tower. and tell me more about the aid situation, because we've seen the images of those 8 trucks coming through rafa yesterday as part of the steel. to what extent has that a, the fuel you've been describing, been distributed, especially to the north of casa a yes 1000000. uh, the majority of the age that would be uh, delivered to the gaza strip were delivered under the direction of the united nation, which is the responsible entity for distributing all of these kinds of aids. uh, 2 different areas of course that are 3 number of humanitarian aid and troops. i brings a little bit to the north of the god, this trip. i don't want it to be distributed for the people who are still the, i'm have big trucks and the most of the 2 or 3 do i throw out the last period. but it's important to mention is that this is the 1st time that humanitarian aid and it

could be delivered to the north of the gaza strip. as is ready, occupation did not allow for do you like mentions or for any other international organization to slow human to turn 8 to this area which cause it to be a battle zone for that gets ready forces. clearly those people have been running low and during the last time on your own thoughts or move to even hospitals in the most of the goals just didn't, did not receive any medical aids throughout the week. so far, i think dr. watson, how much and he is right now. this is the 1st time that this people have received these kinds of phase as the united nation is disputing the space for the people who are taking shields off inside it's refugee school. i'm also trying to guarantee that all kinds of people in the notes of the gaza strip would have access to such a humanitarian and clearly all that now that type into the goal is this program is expected also to be entered within the coming days. is it still partially limited with the needs of the gaza strip as to which people had been running low on all

items of living for more than 47 days? okay, thank you for that update. sorry about us doing that for us and fun, eunice, or a stain, garza, which is 0. it has minus the gain access to the engine easy and hospital in bates law here. warning some view as may find the images in this report by or sign up into a distressing main entrance to the indonesian hospital. one of those in gauze is largest healthcare facilities, now in ruins. overwhelmed with the number of wounded and facing a severe shortage of medical supplies. quarter doors have become boards and surgeons operate on the floor. after it's very time since snipers laid siege to the hospital for the days, i'm to state it in the early hours of friday morning before the ceasefire came into effect. let me see, let me have bad mission. i cannot imagine outside, we told them we are civilians. we have children and sick people. we are nurses. when they see on the hospitals through the main entrance,

they interrogated me with the other nurses. they asked me if there is anyone from of that existence here. they asked me about the entrances and exits of the hospital . we were all panicking and very skew. hopefully you can remember who it was. the hospital has been out of service for weeks, for the extent of the damage. it's not clear whether, if we ever reopen them out with this, is we call the heart of is really soldiers interrogation and called the law. that was all the 1st floor. the hospital was targeted with the me. so they also cut off for the tricity in solar power, and we had $25.00 people with broken fell. this can come be moved. they didn't, they did this entrance. i showed the patients inside the building, one of the search, just one by one and scan everyone's faces while interrogating me. i told them to time and this, they took me to this corner and beat me and asked me so many questions about the house. but the, these really captives and hostages, if i know anything about them, every question was accompanied by slap. after that the left we could have gone,

but i promise i'll love that. i will never leave my patients here alone. and that i will be the last one to leave this hospital and have a demo. the committee to protect journalist says it least to palestinian journalists have been killed by is really fire. and essentially if is among the few risk and they live to tell the world what is happening in the gods that will hold on. sorry, it's under the occupation forces, have damage and destroyed to big parts of the hospital days being major destruction yet in the hospital. or even equipment and supplies have been ruined by occupation . forces use media to afford the by the end administration had been consumed by the cease fire because it would allow, during the discrete directs us to cause a, which would they say expose the devastations and possibly turn public opinion against israel, the center of death forces people to cover their nose and a child, the composing bodies, children among them who are piled up in one corner. no burials of taking place because it's really cypress, targeted anyone who ventured out to the grave streets schools, houses, shops,

is rarely strikes, have destroyed them all. after 7 beaks in hiding, people are find to be able to go out doors. but for the entire neighborhoods raised to the ground, hundreds of thousands of palestinians have no homes left. some of the job aid. how does their oh, well, the ceasefire holds and goes up an early morning grades in the occupied westbank where 429 people have been killed this year alone. is there any forces made in cousins in several cities including novelist in jericho, where they stoned residential building in the back to back home? that have been more than $3000.00 palestinians detained across the occupied westbank since october. the 7th amani has she has reunited with us on may finding her release from an embrace. is there any jail she'd been in prison for 7 years? forgetting too close to in his very soul jet while driving call. she spoke to mamma

john june on her home and occupy the source. so we're here in the bid, having the neighborhood and occupied east jerusalem. and we're at the house of omani, how she is. she has been released from prison today. she had been in prison for 7 years, so we're going to talk to her. of course, she's going to speak to us in arabic, so we're going to wait for translation. but let me introduce her. this is a monday how she and i might need. first of all, i should credit it. thank you so much for being with us. i'm can i set a goal will change to a short article. you on back to refresh my decision, i asked her what are her feelings today after being released from prison? helen and see i'm still in shock that i am free headed, but i feel like i'm going to treatment so i can't realize that i have in my house surrounded by my family and i'm smelling the lead and i'm seeing my children in my family and i really pitts and i'm safe here in my house. and that's all the difficulties are behind me. i've been treatment at this moment. then i'll be able to relate about these moments during the last 7 years. i was dreaming about the day

i went to the prison and here i am in the house with my family. i'm 90. i want to ask you, what exactly were you accused of? what exactly were you in prison for a day at a 1st time being a little and remember that you prefer seeing or any post union? i years young, who would be close to a salter is considered as being a crime. so they accuse me of getting too close to and this riley soldier. be what huh. and on left, a vision that at that time there is no soldier who has been heard of such a c or that was touched or crushed by my car. they just accused me, they got to close and they arrest me and i was under investigation to hold it. and then i was accused from the 1st day that i've been breakfast to meet the dust and hudson and based on that audio,

i was arrested. and then sentence for 10 live for 10 years of money. i spoke some members of your family here there, so relieved to see you. but they also said that there was some concern because they said police visited here the house today before you were at least at least 7 times . they were told not to celebrate. are you concerned that you will face further persecution or punishment, even though you weren't now? home and you had the who had the who will do that. this is the, is radio patient forces. they always try to hinder us from celebrating from them. not showing any sort of joy. of course they are trying to do so, but they cannot steal our tory from our hearts. they are trying to steal those moments and not allow us to celebrate. but the fact that i'm here with my family is in itself joy. so this is familiar to us, especially for people of jerusalem, who have been suffering more than any other people. so regardless of what they are trying to do, i know yes, i am here as we've been surrounded with my family. i'm very happy and they cannot

steal this happiness for me. okay, that's it. for me. my name's side. weather is next. the inside story will examine whether full days is enough time to provide palestinians with fishing, monetary and aid. they need the the a lot of the weather, selecting a little blue, me around the golf at the moment, but i think that will clear, sir. it will brighten up as we go through the next steps. actually a little cloud just coming through his shots of a shower, to doubt, to will, to you a decent pump. so vermont running across around towards western side of punk stuff, going out as it does so. so it's a go on into a sunday law. so you try for the most part temperatures here in bo harvet. i'm 27

south is pretty good with light wins and not too bad as to have a windsor study picking you up because the eastern side of the mit, it's right in over the next day. or 2 got some very wet weather, some windy weather coming in across ducky, a little run his way towards cyprus, sunday. that doesn't look like a very nice tie to lots of wet when the weather choppy, bolts us in. that is the sort of a mad, really nasty weather, more heavy rain coming back into 11. we could see for the flooding here, following on from our recent spell of flooding, ranching to see how it was. and when she was runs. why top to was that piece? the side of the plastic maybe into the positive next week you could catch a shadow to just creeping his way into gaza. still a few showers effect in the northeast about jerry les sliding out to the waist on what the weather vet to. and so when the weather went to northern parts of libya and the showers continued across the gulf of guinea, of the israel has now imposed

a complete fees on god. so how do they survive if you have no income, how do you live? cost of living rose sharply after the war and ukraine could something like that happen again as a ripple effect. if it does a, what is it us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this. when the price of oil goes up, the costs of almost every thing goes up. counting the costs on allergies in the safe spot is in effect and goes in an airy, calm, not seen in $7.00 weeks hangs over this trip. the north is in ruins most uh and food are in short supply. so realistically how much you minutes here you, i can be distributed in just for dies. this is inside story. the

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