drive it to maintain in depth analysis of the case headlines. do you think even the president of the united states when he hasn't been able to get to humanitarian schools, he's been asking for days and days has any sway of a private us and nothing else in the inside story on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the quote on the pocket visits and use our license coming up in the next 60 minutes. a mouse is free, 13 is rated captives as part of a ceasefire deal. the campuses were handed over to the red cross in gulf, a sitting on a now in israel for others being released to the roof of crossing between kaiser in egypt, 3 all ty, nationals, and one is

a russian is ready to citizen for an exchange. the c 9 post avenue and so being released from astray, the jail also had buildings and lives in ruins, as the see saw between israel and a mass holds with the de policies and gaza take stock of life. lost the job and then men are being beaten off and even the women we are being p thing, all of the force of the harsh treatment of a city and say they're being subjected to in australia. the look into the program is just pos, 1800 g m t, that's 8 pm, and garza and the 3rd exchange of campuses for prison is underway on the 3rd day of a 652, and israel. and i'm us. so let's see, and it's for the countries as being handed over by him us to the red cross and about industry territory. that's according to autonomy. the hand over happened in

garza city in northern guys which has been devastated by the war. these are exclusive, which is the are pictures of how that happened, how math is also released. 3 types citizens and one jewel russian is really citizen . the social red cross is confirmed. they've all been transferred out of gaza and exchange. israel has just released 39 palestinian prisoners. the target gathers in isn't call you this in the south of the gaza strip and tyrique. so as i just said, that it appears as if this day, off, comp to prison. the detaining exchange is, has taken place as it should do, although we understand. so the transfer of kept his phone goes a has not taken place entirely through the south into egypt, but from a crossing close to cause the city itself.

yes. as befits the size of swap that we have most and he's well on the ground just took place before just a couple of minutes we're at has been shown also thrown of egypt, which is should the lights on how they, how much movement has a swapped boost present is generally they have released the hostages. these were the captives from the central area of garza city. this area considered to be a bottle zone previously with different confrontations took place between the policy and fighters and the use without the patient forces. now the release of this hostages came from this central point, which gift please sign that the policy of resistance over the past of thing and didn't generally resist empowers in the gaza strip, are trying to, to control what is happening on the ground. meanwhile, these uh, these captives who had been released also considered to be the 3rd phase of the swat div that's happened on the ground and returned isabella from each side were released on them of palestinian fits any useful work,

including also women and young children. now the majority of palestinians are rejoicing to the release of hostages from both sides as also the trend quality. ready on the ground continue without having any new kinds of relentless attacks that took place on the ground. and they are also hoping that this kind of ceasefire must be extended within the coming days, which also will guarantee more release of hostages and more even human interior. and aid that might be flowing into the goal is to under category and even international supervision. i'm tired talking specifically about the age. i mean is a 3. we know that some a lot more aid is needed to meet people's demands, but is it reaching those who need it most at the moment? yes, we are talking about around 60 days of rylan's, this fine thing that we know from us. and he's really on the lines of gaza strip. meanwhile, at the very beginning of this fraud, a fighting witness and a complete blackouts of electricity, a very deep shortage of food,

water and medical supplies. and the amount that had been the level of humanitarian aid due to the gaza strip considered to be a truck in the ocean, as the palestinians are in separate need for the humanitarian aids that could match the needs of around 2300000 palestinians. the majority of areas has received these kinds of humanitarian aid. on the north of the gaza strip had reached a limited number of a human attorney trucks where the total number of humanitarian control set into today to the north and central areas of golf and city were around 100 to him. military and trucks were loaded with food, water, and medicine to the hospitals in the last of the territory main while the people that were where completely left behind, without having to access for a sufficient x and so to food generally. oh, the oldest kinds of human it's very 8. consider it to be important. and even as the situation of the gaza strip must be elevated due to the is due to due to the

ongoing a use that type we to flow into the territory. so now, all right, tarik, many folks talked about was naming con eunice. let's go now to sort of how that sees in tel aviv uh, and sarah tel aviv has been for days very much the focal point of protests demanding the captives release. we now have confirmation that they are on a friday, so i will. okay. tell us we've literally, i just seen the pictures of them arriving at one of the southern border towns to gauze that you see people on the sides of the ride share ring with the flags as the convoy of buses goes past. and that's the latest pictures that we've just seen now confirming that they all in one of the southern voyages of israel on the boards, the width of gauze that we've also in the last few minutes, had confirmation from these really minute 3, confirming that a pop from the,

the scene is really comp says the what are considered for a national streets high. and a jewel is really russian citizen. they have now cross the rough crossing. they also cross now through the is really check points and all being highly caught. so as we speak to one of the hospitals in the tennessee of area, now that means based on base the all of those release now all in israel. yeah, sorry, it's so important that clarification, that not all of the captives have gone through the same crossing, and that's, as you mentioned, the 3, the 4 initials are going south into egypt. the 13 it's rang these. uh you said earlier i had crossed through a different crossing how significantly especially things that's correct. well is writing media has been report saying that, so one of the reasons for this was due to the 84 year old,

a senior citizen and his riley, who had to be highly called to directly to and his radio hospital in the southern boards. but it's still not clear as to the reasons a full, they says also speculation as they has been often without confirmation from the is really compliment just yet speculation. but perhaps those that were held captive this a group of captives were actually in northern garza, but of course no one really knows because no one is at the moment for the to any of these arrangements. but it's definitely come as a big surprise, especially because they were carried through using and as really a special unit, they said they would take, can a, through the ground notes across that rough border crossing, but straight away from central gro garza through a different crossing. now,

all of this is also happening as of the will cabinet has been me thing not fall from head just behind me. actually here in the ministry of defense where discussions are ongoing. it seems as to potentially looking at the possibility which the us president joe biden spoke about just earlier. the so looking at post been seeing the extension of this full day post tomorrow is date full. that means that once tomorrow is of a, according to what the problem is, the benjamin netanyahu has been saying now of the days as well as the, the defense minister of good luck. but they would continue the war straight away. as soon as that full day pause is over, well, now we're hearing from is writing media as well as from us president joe biden, when he was all. so what would his preferences see? and he said to continue this pause to enable and ensure that more captives are released now it's looking like that could be potentially the direction that they're

moving. and especially because her last a few days ago when us, whether that was the possibility of the spokesman did confirm that they were looking at that. that was an option they would be interested in. right. and in fact, when he was asked, would that just be women and children? he said no, it would also include men. so this is the direction that they seem to be heading, not thoughts. and if you speak to anyone in this way, any of the right it says they'll tell you that this is exactly what they would like to see as well. so how that's in tennessee. thank you as well. israel has confirmed that 39 palestinian prisoners have now being freed. in the last few hours. it's ready for us. it's a fine t, a gas a posting is may the but to in the check point, just outside of a prison palestinians would gather their head of the prisoner released. several palestinians were injured that on such a day, either hebrew is in ramallah and be off by the west bank, where people are waiting for those free present prisoners to arrive in the they give us a sense of the,

the move the evidence as the patient of these presents being released we're seeing people coming in by the minutes as the news of the bus has been carrying the prisoners made its way outside of open to prison, carrying some of the palestinian boys who have made it to the list. remember, some of them are from jerusalem and some have already been released. they are bought those who are from the occupied to us bank. we're expecting them to arrive. so now, judging from what has been happening in the past few days, 2 days, and these buses take some time to get here because people stop the bus from moving and they want to celebrate. they want to wave to the prisoners and they want to carry the flags and welcomed them really. so it, yesterday, for example, after midnight, it took more than an hour for the bus to move from between. yeah, all the way to and be there. now today we are at the, at our fault squid,

which is near a manada square. this is downtown, but i'm a light the significant to it to the palestinian authority. and it's seeing here as an attempt for the policy mail forward. you to have a role in this to be visible because we're seeing also the flags, the yellow flags the most or so can, i can show you the yellow fact that the, the things it's hard to hear in the occupied westbrook. what menu, what we've been seeing in the past 2 days are on the uh, how much large now we know that these really voices have let's, let's stop and try and get that moved. here. people are moving. if you can see, they are expecting that the must have a need it. now we are seeing people. how did you toward the but it seems like the journey is that the boss made has been uh,

quite easy. just a 2nd. just a 2nd. look at the, i wanna just, uh, fix the, the cable. and, uh, yeah, okay. we're trying to move closer. we have a short temper table. now, i am joined by m, how much more so much more popular. but for the going on the i am have told my son is among those who have been released. he's been, he spent 6 months in prison and thank god, today he's been released. but we are not completely happy because of what happened in god's. it's been completely destroyed and all the martee years and the wounded. but thank god for everything. and we think the resistance, we think of our brothers and hezbollah, and we think of those who are resisting and we commend them.

and as far as those claims that are is 9. and so that are also imported from the united states. they will not have and use in the near future. if not, cause i have been the home. you know, this is my eldest son. he's 17 years old. can you tell us more about him about the he was with us and he asked me, you mean any back to me it all over the most the you mean those where resisting and as he is right? the forces. yes. since the 7th grade, she was young and he used to film and record t's. he's a resistant then a fighter, since he was young. are you scared for him to the from? no, he's not more to me. his as important as all those who died and have been killed. we are very touched and moved by ways happen. what,

what is happening in gaza and this tragedy that people are living in there. and my son is to me as important as all those who have been killed. he's my eldest, of course, and he was taken away from me now. yes, i am very happy to see him. i missed him or those tears of joy, years or sadness for those are most tears of victory of happiness. yeah, the triple. yeah. when i said this is out of pride, we are proud, but this joint is not complete because of what is happening in garza and all this tragedy is that our people are living and the whole world is watching without moving a finger. can you tell me more about your other kids? i have 5 children and he's the eldest and thank god i am here.

they called me earlier this to the friday police called me and they told us that only one person is allowed to come and welcome him. and we are not allowed to celebrate. we are not allowed to waive any flags. everything is for 15 years. so that's why you came alone. yes. most of it and i hope that victory will be on our side and very soon we will continue fighting until we, when the end of this occupation is coming soon. i'm sure. thank you very much, jenna. let him go and try and see him. it's not in the boss site for, you know, as about one? no, no, no, no. okay. so it seems like the bus did not make it here yet, but people just because there's a high end dissipation that palestinians have moved and a came closer to the where the pos that the bus is going to make. again, we are hearing that there's traffic that is kind of delaying the bus from arriving here. yeah. and cuz he hasn't been us on a christmas. i'm. yeah, there's traffic. and again,

i was telling you before we met with this father who gave us this emotional interview as a new ways for his sons, really is that the is where the forces not only have preventive promising is in the past 2 days, i tried to use to gas against spa city and families who have been waiting for their sons and daughters to all fed prison. but also today, some of those people have moved to, to be tonia kind of like a place that is a, a way from the prison but still receive there's really forces chase them all of them to inside between. yeah. say they that uh the area and also a to, to you guys i, the journalist to have been trying to film the buses, making their way to, to my lot. we're seeing more, more happy faces. palestinians coming. um. and it seems like they because they've seen the names on the list,

it was needed that they are expecting to be reacting with their family members. so yeah, it looks the need to like a, i usually emotionally charged by men, a huge amount of anticipation from friends and family of some of the people that are being held industry needs attention. give us a sense of who we're talking about. we know the number 49, what more do we know that we know also that some of those boys a have been released already from jerusalem and the rest are going to be coming in uh from it on my la. now a sense of what we know of, for example, we where they going to be talking too much mood. so after he was telling us that his son has a served one year and a half from a 3 year son since. and if you listen carefully to the words

of the palestinian father, he was saying that, you know, this is our destiny under as rugs, occupation. yes. he's worried. yes. you've seen him being very emotional about it. but still for protestant is they want to show defiance they want to show that they want to confront the is really forces that they're not chairs. but remember when we're talking, we're talking about boys. all of those who are on the list are in terms of boys younger than 19 years old. and again, with this keen, this is to for tre, them as heroes. and as men know what solid and strong, but it's the end of the day when we talk to the mothers, they tell us, you know, they get scared, but they don't want to show. it's probably going to show that their strong man that they can handle being under this is really a condition that they wanted to end the need to. we have heard, obviously from the, it's really a government,

particularly when it comes to people being released into occupied easters. to them that the instruction is for that to be no public shows of joy or celebration. how is the warning being hated by people in ramallah in the west, but it's not only unoccupied, is due to them. also you've heard the t and from the us saying that he was called at these ready voices. i've called him and told him that the only one person is allowed to come see are put on my law from other areas from the occupied to us bank . so other family members use us, but they make it because he was told one person can come in to take them or else, you know, this is an important thing because these, these people live under israel's municipal completion, which means that these reinforces res. whenever they can, they can come to the palestinian homes that can the rest that can crack down. so many palestinians have also received similar cold here in the occupied westbank se

warning them against any celebrations. you know, for some of those families are glad that they're getting their sons and daughters home. some they've never expected that to happen. and when we talk about the female prisoners were serving long sentences, so they weren't expecting that moment to happen very soon. so they had happy to abide by that, but again, the mode here is not dots of celebration when we see boston is holding flag. it's mostly about showing victory, showing that defiance again. this is the word very within school palestinians. and not that they're celebrating because you remember, all of that has happened after weeks and weeks of remember, this is really bombardments that left thousands of paula simians killed, including children need it for now. many things about need ever him and ramallah will be back with you, i'm sure shortly. thank you. israel says prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as visits a gauze and his office release this video showing him meeting. so just on the front

line. this is the 1st time the prime minister of israel has been inside gaza in nearly 20 years. doesn't yahoo says the will. will continue, wants to cease from us over hope of july. man, we have 3 goals, and this won't eliminate him. us return off a hostages and ensure that cause it has not been turned to be a threat to the state of israel. again, i am here to tell offerings yet the fight is here, that they tell me the same things. and i say again to you and the citizens of israel, we are continuing until the end and tell victory. nothing will stop us over the income isn't occupied history. so let me run. how important is it for benjamin netanyahu in terms of public opinion, and to show an ongoing commitment to the conflicts and gauzy? as well as to real things that are going on head firstly is the it's the 1st time and is where the prime minister has visited because district since the disengagement in 2005. so this was a very big moment for the prime minister,

and you can see it in the way he carried himself as well. he was worried, he was in minutes, a uniform, big green flag jacket on a big green helmet surrounded by is ready troops. this was the image domestically that he wanted to push for the em run. let's, i'm afraid lest interrupt you because we're going to go to daniel had gallery the it's really ministry. spokes person who is speaking right now. let's say a month. and we can confirm that our forces illuminated one bases of how much where they worked as terrorists against is riley civilians. and they participated in the massacre committed in october 7 little during the last days. as we have clarified and stated clearly, that you should only follow the information that we send to,

we should stay and remain cautious. will continue to monitor the situation, continue to follow the instructions of the local authorities. do you have any questions of peace? is israel read the for any possibility to resume the fights after finishing the 4th? a group of the captives, the palestinians who are moving from the south to the north. what about them? we are ready to resume the war. our forces are also ready. they are getting prepared, they are getting all the equipment they need me to come out of. and we have also approve the different plans that we have and we are ready enough even if this, even if we have to start or push you the war tomorrow we are ready to do. so our main objective is to release all the captives that are with us. we are working on that this is as far as the law,

me the resume in the war. and the hostages is concerned concerning the civilians to move in from the south to the north. i don't have a lot of information about that. the war has stopped for now. and we are trying to make sure that our is soldiers are safe, and continued to carry their 2 teeth. another associated don, regarding the captives that have been released to their worth it in the northern side of casa, is thus, this also means that there are many areas that are under the control of the policy and in forces, or these riley forces on them before can you tell from assume that it's also, do you have any other intelligence committee, eh, yes, we have intelligence that is working on getting the information around the clock regarding the computation. and we started implementing this procedures since the beginning of the war. so now we have been able to save the life of one of the capital symbol, daniel. my name is saying that kind of,

we had enough intelligence and information collected from the ground. and we have a clear picture of what is happening and we are trying to get more information every day. as i said, once we review the fights, the war. any possibility we have in order to rescue or to release some cap tips we will to. so, and this will be done in line with what had been a or has been agreed upon and, and coordination with the intelligence and the most side. and they are trying to reach to as many captives as possible and bring them back to israel. good. do you have why india was it send away from her mom, although it was a agreed upon to keep them together? we are working and trying to fight against a terrorist organizations that separated families. they took elderly,

they took children now women and she has been brought back at home today. but as an orphan, the crimes committed by how much are he is. and our main goal is to bring back all the captives as much as we can, as we are working on data round the clock. and we are working through our mediators also as i can. will you be now listening to a little press conference, some daniel head, gary, who's the israeli military spokes person giving one of his regular briefings. let's reflect on what we've just said with the inbound counties and occupied histories, lemon. iran. i'm sure you're listening in that seems a repeated commitment to continuing this conflict with his full day is up. that's why daniel, who guard seems to be signed 3 key things here. as long as they were able to

release people from the gaza strip that they would continue to do so. but then those tough was coming out saying that we will continue this fight, reminding people that there was still a will happening within the gaza strip. perhaps because we've seen these scenes and celebrations on these ready side people with waiting is really flags around that. there might have been some discrepancies when it came to whether the sci fi was going to be extended. so daniel, regarding that, making sure that people were reminded that they are awarded, that will, will continue once to seize 5 has been over. now we also talked about the young girl that was separated from her mother and these rays of accused how mass of breaking part of the truth. still, it's unclear whether that was specifically negotiated with a mouse through the cats or mediators. we haven't really cause any of those sorts of details, but it certainly become a very big token point within is where the society is ready. site,

the site that actually what's happening right then what happened in that moment when that child is separated from parents is something that could have broken the deal that hasn't actually happened yet. and then finally, the reminder coming not so much from daniel's a gallery, but from part of the apartment is that benjamin netanyahu. you said the we will win this will when he was actually in goal is i again, i know the image, the, the prime minister, one to the best you now had the prime minister in garza, an unusual thing for it is ready, prime minister to do something it hasn't happened, like i said, since the 2005 disengagement you've had done you hook already speaking, reminding people that they are willing to continue this will despite the the cx 5 perhaps continuing. right? aim right. and thanks for that. and we're on con, unoccupied history, slim low, and the shower has back a pseudo senior political analyst. and my one is we've been saying repeated commitment from these trading leadership, whether be benjamin netanyahu appearing and gaza earlier, or indeed,

daniel had got ready that the world will continue when this 4 days is over. despite the peace making overtures that have been coming from the white house. yes, certainly the white house seems to assist in public now that there should be a continuation of the cease fire or the pauses, as long as her mice would release. captives. i think uh, there's clearly some daylight between the x rays and the amount of comes on this we will see what happens in the next 24 hours. my sense is that these are, these are determined to rush with the war because they're sold just on n c. and because their commanders insist that this is what we called the currently on the day a humanitarian truck for these are in the military and is very limited establishment . so, but just what, what kind of, uh, got my attention from. i got, it is something that we do,

we need to experience our viewers on the world while he is emphasizing, you know, for example, the idea of the, the kidding of a, of a child spirit on sunday. and then at least on orphan right. and emphasizing that, to my mind, what time us or whatever the mom is that came out of guys and killed those parents and took that child hostage. i mean it's, it's, it's criminal for at least it's stupid orders come and that is stupid to have done that. but for how got it to compare. busy really, i mean one often you want to compare that with how many thousands of or friends in garza now? well my one, well we've been talking over say everybody home for watching this on your tv screen . so wondering what we're looking at this is ramallah. where obviously large crowds are waiting for the return of the t 9, the old man, some of them teenagers, he's being held in this, right. the detention who are being released as part of this exchange emotions,

creevy running high. we can go to need to abraham, who's that in vermont? i need to talk a through what we're seeing and hearing. we've just seen palestinians marching and carrying one prisoner a free prisoner on their shoulders. and they made their way into the square. but now we are waiting for what we believe is the boss that is carrying a, some of those, the 139 palestinians who have been released. remember, some of them have already been released to jerusalem and the rest. so we're going to be making the way to the occupied to us bang a my i default where as you can see it's a scene that is emotional, but it's filled with feelings of victory amongst many palestinians not. c sure

thought anyone to say that they remember the sacrifices that are taking place in gaza, not just the killings, not just the injuries, not just the bumping of homes, but the displacement of processing is outside the home. this is a fee or are many palestinians have that israel has been systematically checking palestinians out of their homes in the north of the gods up and then it's gonna coordinate them in the south and later on to kind of push them away outside the bcs. we are seeing, you know, because of this traffic that we've been seeing. also, yesterday the buses took a while to be able to get to the final destination for the main. let's called at the celebration. but we're seeing more movements or seeing or kind of simeon, because the, i'm not sure it could be that if you can, human, and it's a bit that could be yeah,

that release some of those prisoners from the buses and they let them off of the buses i mean and then they're going to make their way here in like a pro this. busy with the palestinians carrying the free prisoners with them. again, it's a, it's a situation that is unfolding as we are looking. but we are seeing using cards cut in your policy and slides. we've seen mostly the flags here today. i'm like the other business need a we can heavy, we test the length of need and we can see on the screen. so the images that you are talking about are we can see now the boss arriving into the square or area where you on, on not far away from the exchange happening with this. and it was specific, international, red cross, give us

a sense of who is home or who is involved in being released from the strategy chose we know 39, you know, many of the of them on my own. anything else? yeah, i know that 3. you made prisoners whose names have me the to the list of the companies who sent you policy is what's going to be the the, the is that kind of sent me a female prisoners. i have been 30 of them have the least so we have 3 lots from the list. we have other women of course, but most of those have been the same after october. the 7th, we just spoke to a father more proactive from them. he was telling us that his son had a year and a half left on his already one year and a half sentence, but now he's here to to receive him earlier than plans. we've also heard the fall,

the apple. i'm always telling us fast one of the really most of the about his son is 17 years behind bars for 6 months. and we've been hearing very difficult testimonies from palestinians who have been released after october the 7th. and they were saying, not only has it been mistreatment since only has, it's been managed by these ready forces against those prisoners. we've also heard from women saying that they couldn't get even their basic needs that they use to get them in by them. so you can imagine the tension, they also have been cut off from the rest of the world because, you know, remember that those palestinian prisoners have been in and out when we talk about the general population since 1967. and is there any deals? sometimes you'd see them waving and starting a wave of protest to achieve certain demand. and the fact that some prisoners have

tvs inside the prison that they can watch and see certain channels, not everything, but they can watch the news. this has been something so there's an achievement by the prisoners. oh man, that's all he has been able to have been because they've left almost a process inside presenting new thing. hunger strikes, collective congress story. so for problem, right. and they believe that those are achieved means that they've gotten now that, that they've been taken away from kind of thing is to but 7, just another point to when we took the human rights organization, they found that the conviction is really present is very, very high. amounting to 97 percent total more. so what happens with these palestinians to avoid long the try is may accept the p d, even if it's not what is really accuses them of doing so,

they'll say useful rocks i guess is ready for. so you can either stay in the course or you could be detained, you could be between 4, and it's a shorter period applied to palestinians to spending 3. why? because it saves them quite a bit of present needed. we will come back to you to cover the use of a hurting events the but i want to bring in my the scenes continuing to on folding the screen similar senior political analyst ma, when, let's take a look at that image here in front of us. huge numbers of people emotionally charged seeing policy and fights, but also from us flags as well. what does that say about sentiment? public sensitive, and you'll find west bank. well, clearly there is no how much on $5.00 to $1.00 prison, those that are released. in fact, even in the prisons, uh how much impact that into quite less somehow, even when days where you start to divide them. and clearly this is

a day of celebration. so many of last time it is really that a lot of the ones are fairly and just to underline once again, and then to summarize, display phone, divide that by a single person. as you can see, the following, these are miners and they would have hostage by these railey military system. in the occupied territories. the absolute majority of the 300 people being released by his red hot either miners when they were in prison, they were minors. this is perfect key because the idea about us thing so many miners for such a minor or friends for a long period of time, including putting them in solitude, confinement and human a things and mistreating them on so on so forth. that just goes along the way to study or by comparison between the house and that's 3 to it's hostages. and how is it or it has truth if it's hostages? once again,

the absolute majority of the 300 of my nose full and had been in prison when they were miners. and basically they are hostages taken on by the israeli occupation. the fact that they are nice, as you said, brings out this celebration, but the celebration is not an innocent celebration. maybe that's the point you would want to get to. is there a danger though and over politicizing this by mentors inevitable, given the war palestinians in the old flood west point because of being well, this is the thing, right? as soon as a signal show up in public, there's absolutely nothing but political 5. i mean. so we, we can probably hold, you know, to what their mother is at the same time. here on the one hand. busy is a private, personal moment or celebration for assignment is rejoining their loved ones. at the same time, this has a phenomenon is a political challenge. the fed as the news on the chat. i think these riley's

because these are these keep suppressing the palestinians when the morning or when the out of celebrating. we've seen them how they treat. the 1st thing is when they are morning to their loved ones. as we see in the future of our colleagues shooting a wadley, the way the funeral was attacked, the israelis don't want the policy is to show any public manifestations of any kind . and hence the palestinians, wherever resistance is shown as exact. is there any suppression by, on the one hand, celebrating the personal, again, i know there that had challenging these ratings for once again, expressing that that connective defiance, few way of days. right now. let's talk about the demographics of people who are about to be released. we know the number 39 is our colleague, neighbors need to abraham set of amount of dial or mail. a lot of them to the majority. but a lot of them teenagers, there was this concept obviously and it's ready know and talking about the

administrative detention. it's unique, isn't it? what does it mean? it means that it is that it can hold any uh, number of people for any amount of time. without trials they can just go for people and put them in prison. and they would never have to see the face of justice that's of the administrative pension, and they don't have to shoot pause sick and just people and the prism. and that's why we call them hostages. there's absolutely no new process here is just say we suspect them no matter what, for whatever reason, or they can just put them on a lot of the cases. they are in prison, a whole number of people because they wants to get their family members. and they can't get to them because they're in hiding. so there's their family members in order to get those individuals that they are looking for. this is the definition of

sticking people hostage. this actually is the finishing of fetters and they use of violence against civilians for political events. and you see that recording again and again and goes. but aside from the administrative detention was 1300 odd held on the that that's the investment and that's how it correspond. to try to address that briefly is the idea that even though so don't show up and try, i don't get any feel fair trial. the idea she said 95 over 90. not what 9799 percent of those cases do not actually have a fair trial. and what do we mean by that? as she said, i that is because the problem is short of sentences and hence they accept them in order to spend less time in prison. or they just show up with an evidence now that they would not reveal because they say it's, it's when compromise, then security. and hence, really again, aside from a dimension of the tensions,

the people going to jo without child that are something both committed to trial. but it's not a fair price low instead with us. and we're going to go back to need to abraham, who's in ramallah. milton, by the west bank, where the scenes of folding, large crowds of gathers, waiting for those free prisoners to arrive, need to have things developing that we're seeing the fun going down. and some of them coming back with the young man that we believe are as a prisoners. we cannot confirm that to you, but the scene is changing uh by the minutes and is look at it will come towards this weird over there to show you the properties. we're waiting. you know, everyone is like asking the question, where are they? are they close from the fixtures that i've just been looking at uh, from my mobile and it looks like they're at a bit a bit far from where i am like not at the end of the street, but

a bit further. and you've been seeing the cars, but again, every now and then a series of seemed to be carried by palestinians in being brought to all the way you're to us. you were talking to us. they were telling us would wait a good way to need or a little bit after you were telling us about the symbolism, the significance of the number, the sheer number of palestinian prisoners, the to be made. and it's raining channels. we're talking about a quarter of the palestinian population of the west punch has at some point spent time in this really jails. some of them not even politically affiliated, he wants to as a whole. what does it mean to be in prison? what does that whole thing mean to the people of westbank? i am just gonna refer to the fact that we've seen one of those prisoners making their way in the car that so could he,

i was just filming he had his name is omar. i saw on his name was on the list. so if seems like we are going to be seeing those prisoners being very nice, one by one, we're not sure that all of them are going to be a staying in the squid, or that it just going to be moving back home. i know talking about the symbol as yes, you would barely find the family here in the occupied us thing that doesn't have or knows of someone inside this religious jail or have been in his ready deals. you know, visitations are a big thing here amongst properties who go to see their sons and daughters. they tell us about the situations that they see a and also, you know, when we talk about the prisoners, it's not just that kinda spinning is have a soft spots for them. it's not just that kind of simians feel that many of them might be seen in

a terrible way for no reason. it's not just that people think of them as freedom fighters who are coming bossing israel's military occupation. and they say that this is, they have rights, but also we've been seeing difficulties in the past years of how these really voices 3. so it's the same kind of thing is who i've been detained recently. say that some palestinians have been stripped and the kids filmed by these radio forward. this is a way to intimidate them. over the years we've interviewed a lot of processing and to talk about this because torture that has been used against them long hours without food or medication. you know, good cops about coffee strategies. very difficult seems and what makes it more difficult is that this happens to children miners to people who are also under 14 indeed a while we're waiting. what is important to explain is that of the people being

released, none of them are people who are arrested since october, the 7th in the on the find westbank. or is that the case? yes, the deal does not include those. we have been detained after october 7th, you know, already the 1st day we've seen a prisoner, his name was on the list, but he's been freed one day before we we have seen also someone who's been, who has one month on his sentence. he was saying, you know what, maybe they should have saved this fault for someone else. so if they would release someone who has been detained after october 7th, many here will tell you that they would take the space for others who are in, in what palestinians they are more deserving of that. so for palestinians, they want the big names. they want the people who have been detained and who we

have no other ways of being freed from prison. if it's not for those deals, you know, right what a silver 7th happens. we've seen many palestinians say, okay, this is giving us citizen, a bit of hope that since we have and is really for is so just being released from is, is from him, ask up to receive them exchange for $1000.00 than more than $1000.00 presenter as well, and then they have hope that they would be released through those exchange deals need to fund so that we will of course, come back to soon as things start to develop further. so let's move on from now. a short while ago, us present joe biden. so the cx, 5 deal instruction so that it can be extended and we worked urgently, urgently to take advantage of the pause. to serge 8 and the gaza. we've moved approximately $208.00 trucks in regards to each day loaded with food, washer medicine, fuel, and cooking gas more is needed,

but this deal is delivery. life saving results. critically made today is going and that hostages are coming now. they're still structured so that it can be extended to keep building on these results. that's my goal, that's our goal. to keep this pause going beyond tomorrow so that we can continue to see more hostages come on and search more humanitarian relief in the end of those and who indeed in gaza. let me introduce you to our and let's say he's a journalist for the independent news website, the grades, and he joins a slide from new york an hour, and we are as i'm sure you've been change and waiting for the arrival of protest engine. detainees arrived in ramallah lodge seems the motions are running high. we've been saying for weeks now that it's vital to understand the why the, the deeper context for this current conflict to be able to fully appreciate what's happening today. what do you think is the most misunderstood aspects of this conflict?

with the fundamental premise is that israel doesn't have the right to fire a single bullet into gaza. occupiers don't have rights, they have obligations. and israel has now been occupying gaza and the west bank for decades. and this whole conversation about israel so called the right to defend itself, even as hostage exchange. it obscures the fact that there is a fundamental problem here. the best of the root of all best, which is the occupation. and the presenters are good example of this. why are thousands of policy and hostages inside as rarely presents? if you look at the list of policy and hostages that are set to be released, the majority or teenage boys, what right does is occupying power, have to be taken captive the young palestinians. and some of them who are being arrested for throwing stones at the occupiers. that have been stealing their land, pressing them for so many years. it isn't to let me refer to them as you refer to them as hostages. i mean, that implies that some these, right,

these are looking for leverage by holding are looking for leverage and also looking to crush the palestine spirit looking to remind them who they are, which is the occupying power. and that's the part that gets obscured here, joe, by and speaking there about bragging about how he's now finally allowing some major amounts of age into gaza. while simultaneously presiding over a mass murder campaign, doing everything he can to hide from the american public. how much a weapon or he's giving to israel, doing everything. you can to avoid any kinds of conditions on the military support . he's providing these $1.00 to 2000 bombs that are being dropped on one of the most densely populated areas of the world. and so, right, yeah, do you hear there's any kind of parity between these 2 sides? completely obscure is the fundamental nature of this as an occupying power, backed by the world, stop super power. usually when it comes to negotiating fi supposing side style by saying precisely what they want. if indeed controls you by what we've heard from, from job item the raise the degree of

a push towards lasting piece behind the scenes of lease. what does that say about what both sides want, mainly, how math i'm this right when it's ready? the government you know, i have no problem pointing out that when you look at the record, a mazda has had a far more accommodating position when it comes to the international consensus of what piece should look like in this role palestine, most of the world supports a 2 state solution based on the 1967 borders and that means the israel's bully, withdrawn from the west bank and gaza and the creation of palestine state. there. i'm us over the years as moderator disposition and accepted that international consensus. it's only the extreme is inside, these are all the government backed by the us that are projected that and by the way, it's not just this far right netanyahu for me. but every single government, including the so called, including the architects of the so called peace process. you talk, we're being shimon peres. there's no is really government that has ever accepted palestinians, minimal rights. and that's at the heart of the obstacles to peace in the middle

east. think of history because there's anything i submitted, the solutions never bring about last in peace that will have to be at some point, a political real chance if this is for any voice for what i say motor of voice is i say voices, but more international plans will be prepared to accept and engage with going forward. well, i think the 1st thing that has to happen is the us has to be sidelined from the so called peace process. as us officials have admitted, they're not honest brokers there israel's lawyer, that's a term used by aaron david miller, who was a former so called peace process official from the us. so for anything that happened, there needs to be an actual neutral player. you can think about, uh, i don't know, brazil, china, anybody. but the hedge of mine that has overseen the state piece process. there is a broadness to where we are today during the 1st years of the oslo accords. israel settlement activity doubled in the west bank because it is really think it was made

clear, their intention was never to accept a policy and state. it was to take over the parts of the west bank that they wanted and let palestinians live and these disconnected can't. and that's not a real piece process. that's a part time. and for that to be reversed, somebody else needs to take charge. and finally bring peace to israel and palestine . and let's say it's been really good to hear your thoughts on that error message from the independent use website. the greys and thanks for joining. okay, well that's thank you. back now to ramallah, anita abraham. the who's been covering developing situation that the release of 149 to trainings, prisoners from israeli jails need a what's happening now. some of those prisoners are making their way here uh to the main squid. and here there's a one family uh at waiting, making the phone calls that are waiting on their son. and i'm going to be speaking

to the father. you can see the family kind of talking to the other men and family members. and they are going to be talking to us. hi is mahash this your father into apple watch from outside? yes on. can you tell us more about how home are boys? what do you mean when was he present? he was present in is over a one year and a half, so he had a 4 months left. oh, how did you feel when you saw his name on the list? i actually was in believe it was 1st. we did not believe it and then we were very happy. i was happy, his mom was happy as well. i talked to him and they told me they asked me. and he asked me where we are, if we're going to wait for him and we told him that we are all here to walk and i haven't showed up. no, well he just took the phone from someone who gave him the phone on the bus and he phoned us and talked to us. how old is he?

he's 18 years old. he was 17. when he was arrested. he was actually 16 years and i, we always talk about the young palestinians, the teenagers, more specifically who are be interested. how can they they imprinted us an answer 5. how do you feel as parents? well, i remember the last time i visited him, he said he was frustrated and he tells me that the dad i want to leave. it's been very difficult and tough situation. insights of prisons. are you his mother? i am very happy. i can not even talk. i'm very stressed. what about his sister? what's your name that says? when was the last time you saw your brother? just as it was in september. this can you tell us more about the visit? how did the visit go when you saw your brother?

when you go to the president to visit your brother, how did it, how does it go? okay, tell us more about the how much 2nd i missed my brother a lot of hit and we are very happy. i'm extremely happy today tonight. so this is kind of the anticipation, the weights as we are expecting the buses to make their way here to them a lot and talk because of the traffic that you can see. because also all of the pro this, that we're seeing among the palestinians. let's need time. that's fun here that kind of get the show. elizabeth of the moods of palestinians gathering, chanting slogans and supports of gaza.

eliza katia, she was smith. what is your name to know? i am you know what my brother is said, adam, how old is he? and when was he arrested? he's 17 years old. she was arrested in to life. where are you scared? did you have that? what? what did you feel more stressed after october or before october? well, to be honest after what happened to not to the i was usually more scared because of oh well we saw the crime. so the question, so we were small, we were scared. he was arrested in october on october 16th sort of them and everything was suspended for now because of the war and me all the more to use rested nice and with the trial did not take place as if that's how do the product to be. honestly,

i have to but we are experiencing mixed feelings to our jury is incomplete. we find that some companies because of what is happening in guys, not only those who have been killed and the conditions that they are living in the state. also, we hope that we will be free one day. we have also many prisoners in prison. in addition to my son, there is my brother in law and my nephew. they were arrested aligned with my son. they were a charged with them or they were accused in the same charges they have been accused of being part of a thirst. so sometimes we accuse our prisoners just being a terrorist as you know. so they always do this and say this

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