the, the it's the final day of the guys a ceasefire that efforts are on the way to extend it. the so i'm pretty flexible, you're watching out your 0 life from don't also have people are so desperate and you can see the adults on. so i have an 8 volume see junior together, the not the need for a didn't guys is overwhelming despite a number of trucks rolling into the strip. 13 is really captives. a handed over in

gaza. city says it shows a, it's fighters are still in control. the and we united with this time these search 9 palestinians have been released from is really the thank you for joining us. it's 9 g m t and it is the final day of a ceasefire deal between hamas and israel. masses is seeking to extend the agreement, but call for israel to release more palestinian prisoners. is there any prime minister benjamin this now says he would welcome at extension if it means more captives freeze, while the sci fi is due to end at 5, g m. p 7 am in gaza on tuesday, egypt kata, and the us are among those pricing for it to be extended. since the deal came into effects, more than a 100 palestinian prisoners have been freed by israel. in return

a mouse has released dozens of captives. the final group of palestinian prisoners and he's ready captives. these expect it to be released in the coming hours. the ceasefire has allowed some desperately needed a to get into the gaza strip. hundreds of trucks carrying supplies have gone to the roof of border crossing, but unicef says much more food, water and medicine is needed. people to solve your dish for. and you can see in, at all i is i haven't a volume see that you're going to get a do not. and i have an 8 and for awhile and yet we're able to get to the hospital arrival to do this delivers. and then, and then there's just as a man menu, really literally something people as i get want to stop drinking the water, not immediately. i'm not writing to try to call that cultural types of harm, but it says drinking water the past thursday. i think thursday for diet, and that is really the subscriber is just joined us billings, of water born diseases. and from a unit 7 point of view,

there was trucks and trucks of medical supplies. and i talked to you to talk to is getting a sense of what they need. again, you see that religion, advice, emergency, cheating, huge for me. wives, ivy solutions, sideline, solutions, multi vitamins that sugars. yeah. 33, these people keep asking for. yeah. is sort of what one medicines and for what you and i had a purse inside of that to be, you know, i, you, he a, to end the war. yeah. are you really, if you, in the war more to say now real life is paid to side of elsewhere we the to stop bleeding as well, calling so growing for an extension of the ceasefire. how my says it wants an extra 4 days while his row wants to take things day by day and the us says they should be one day added. while we have a team of correspondence to take us through what we've been hearing from both sides, where we challenged easy, unoccupied, east jerusalem monitoring developments. there wasn't. jordan is standing by with

reaction from washington. but 1st we go to honey mode. who's in gaza? honey, how for all people in guys had that the ceasefire could be extended of the will. there is a great deal of assistive facing for an extended period of this the fire people are hoping that those 4 days it is the last one that will be sent in and they're waiting eagerly for, for some good news. and at least hours of this afternoon is particularly operate then they get another night of a relatively peaceful and quiet sleep that feeds into their a great increase and hopes for an extended period. busy of this, the fire so far we've seen seen degree change in perspective the starting of from on the 1st day of the season fire from a premium. uh, optimum escape cautious optimism, particularly when, when on the 2nd the of the,

the, the fire, the release a lot of delayed given some technical issues into right now with re dealer hold center. this is a patient for an extended period of, of these fires. so far people have taken advantage of this, these bar or the pause just to restock and bring whatever they can of the subsidies and basic supplies to their homes and feed their families. it was also an opportunity for a large number of people to degree the properly and to pay respect for those who have lost their life and to, to extend that to the proper a funeral procession. the given that it was a very and was not a permissible it during the past. the $48.00 days was ongoing bombardment and relentless ears. right. it's overdue. the opportunity for for people on the grounds. the rescued team and families was lost, loved one of the friends and family members to to look for those who are trapped,

missing and, and the seeds under, under the rubble they are for these, these fire is not enough to do all of that work. there is a need for a, for long period of time to do that. the, there is a warning by the w h o that those, these decompose this. these bodies are going to be the reasons for the spread of infectious diseases unless if they are not removed immediately. another uh, opportunity, uh, window for people to receive aid and to survive the destruction of their life and particularly in the northern parts of the gods trip. and go to 60 indeed. and as we see the rain, it's raining in guys of right now. winter is looming in garza age is needed, as we've heard much more a than what's come in these past 3 days. honey, how are people coping in these conditions?

as well would, would with the re and i'm with the winter season just approaching i will start to send the 2nd the over in, within the past 10 days. uh, the sick to extend the on the ground that very difficult for people, particularly those in it may have 10 napkins and a plastic. it's not the right condition. but remember, we're talking about people who live in the proper homes, concrete homes, and have everything that they needed to protect them, either from the heat of the sun or the cold of the winter. if you just to be the get our viewers attention gauze of winter can be cold width. and sometimes possible flood scans can appear with this situation. an immediate intervention in need for a change of the situations under conditions on the ground. it will save a large number of people and look, for example, the they've got kind of medical supplies needed to combat illness, a cold, for example. the sprint of the flu is going to be another issue. particular,

when hospitals are packed with large number of injuries, there would be little attention paid for this particular to a vulnerable group of people here, women and children. honey, thank you very much for the update, honey. my moods reporting their life from a guy. so there's not get the view from israel and bringing, i'll just here as well. we challenge was in occupied east jerusalem. really on these efforts to extend the ceasefire. ongoing regional and international efforts. as we've said, is there domestic pressure within israel for along the sea side fully that absolutely is from the families of the captives. this whole bring them home campaign has been rolling for several weeks now and looks like there is no sign of that. a basic and it carries a lot of supports from why the parts of society who think that the deal is the best

way of bringing as many captive home as caps. it as high as possible. having said that, it doesn't look like that's visible pressure from a parts of the is ready state so that it won't be as pressure from the minutes. we know this pressure from shouldn't bats. and most of the security intelligence agencies and nothing of this for the government either despite them being t. uh so sort of sort something out. that's because as a ministry strategic dilemma that the ministry is, is facing this. although the army has been using this pause to, to re group itself ads to plan for the next phase of by saying that's what the defense minister has sold as is happening. it also, i know is that how much is doing exactly the same? it's regrouping. it's retailing, it's revealing, it's digging in, it's taking a breed that's a re, constitutes itself for all seventy's to resume,

once again. also, every time that's present as a released from is ready jails. how much popularity goes up in the west bank. and that's something that the is where the ministry i think is going to be concerned about already. thank you for the update while we child is live there in ok, bodies through them and not to was jordan in washington, d. c. ross of the by the administration has a lot riding on the ceasefire, and i understand that he's been speaking to these really prime minister, what c same to as the focus of the conversation between the us president joe biden, and the as really prime minister benjamin netanyahu focused on getting the captives released from her moss and from other groups. the us president also spoke briefly to reporters on sunday, and he said that not just getting the captain's released was one of his top priorities, but also getting in as much aid to the people inside draws or as possible medicine,

fuel food, other supplies, in order to help people who have been essentially trapped inside the territory since this war started on october 7th. the president also said that he felt that they're very much was the possibility of expanding the ceasefire mainly so that hostages were captive can be released, but also to increase the amount of humanitarian assistance to the people of gauze can be expanded. and he said that he was very hopeful that this could be negotiated, not just with the israelis and with him also, but with other countries in the region supporting these efforts. one thing that was noted by his national security advisor, jake sullivan, appearing on the sunday talk shows here in washington, is that yes, was that long as this uh, ceasefire continues. it does allow for the possibility of

a mosque being able to re arm itself. but sullivan said this was a very important trade off, especially for is real because this is really the only way that is real to get its citizens back home from his name. thank you very much for that last name. jordan line for a say in washington dc as well. they have been celebrations in the homes of policy and prisoners were released on sundays. some of those fried were in their early teens when they were arrested by is really, authorities hold on to how many 3 for somebody occupied westbank either from the shackles of prison to a here as well. 6 and tearfully, dora infested his brother is among those who were released on the 3rd day of the seas higher. all my doctrine was 15 when he was detained. the sisters say sentence to 5 years, and since clay, it's the accusations that my brother had of when he was a child, he's gonna have

a question from today. we saw his name on the list for the least prisoners. i can't describe our happiness. but of course we're still sad for garza and those killed all might of came out of date, a different person. you went in as a child and came out still a minor. but part of a ceasefire. d brokered by world powers many believe that if it weren't for him us, they wouldn't have seen freedom so so far the more what the wait was a little longer. and the anticipation of finally hugging his 16 year old son while what was difficult to continue became a loan from jericho to pick him up. so the fall, it is really occupation. police said no celebrations allowed. they took down a license plate number and said only one person can go. smallwood was health and administrative detention with no charges. you was among 39 palestinians released in

exchange of 13 is really captives. one of them under the age of 19, still in the prisoners uniforms, will leave to be out. the majority of those feet of this day with them. ok, but east jerusalem were police football at home. companies like the ones here in rome. i love as clearly stating that any signs of celebrations would be punished behind closed doors. family reunions are no different from what a batch of prisoners should be free. the monday now their release, that is the link to the senior buyer in gaza. but there are indications that maybe this, these buyers could be extended and that could mean more pallets and in teenagers and women finding the freedom again. those who are and that well say that couldn't come soon enough. as conditions inside g p, i have become too hard for that. how many elders you can be occupied with and i'll

just say or is josh, right? for it has been speaking to one of the release, promising in christmas. you joined us in the home of uh oh ma. let's sean here who has just been released from jail um on uh, was arrested when he was 15 years old and sentenced to uh, to more than a 2 year sentence. and he's just freed and you're gonna have to excuse me, but we're going to try my broken arabic to, to speak to the family. sure. can they come the think hold on was for having another minor thank you for except to speaking with a whole lot of. so my 1st question to you, how much of that is? yeah. can you share your emotions with this? i will, will legally and shoulder. i need them, i feel very happy. thank god lock fashion. but unfortunately we will find our toy in complete. we hope that all prisoners will be released and may

older march years rest in peace. well mode locus only on the i'm the the hallmark can you describe how's the situation and present the situation in prisons is very tough. it's a humiliation. we don't have anything we are deprived from the only thing that were deprived from everything. we do not have even blankets, we don't have any bids to sleep on. i hope that everyone will be released. how does the decision is to situation in prison then also moving so, but that was that as well? did the situation plaza come more difficult after the start of the court? yes, since october 7, all the we did not have access to news, and all our hearts were with garza and my old. i'm our tiers rest in peace. min

a i need to call them are you scared to be arrested again? no, i'm not scared. i'm not afraid. god is on our side and show them something. but we are expecting victory soon, hopefully are and more palestinian prisoners and is really kept as i expected to release on monday on day 4 of the cease fire deal. let's bring in allergies. here is hash him i have by with the details. so more captive in prison is due to be released today, but i understand some reports have suggested some complications concerns raised by both from us and israel. as far as today's list is concerned, for the night before the announcement of disagreement was the most delicate. the most defining this could be perhaps instrumental. it's going to give us an idea about what happens next for 2 reasons. cause i want this to move forward smoothly with no major problems. they have handed over a list of the competence to be released to the is radish,

and they have and the how to how much. and also the list of the bodies is to these writers because it is a problem. so they haven't received the positive answers from both how most of these writers on finalizing both lists, which would be conducive to saying that they full comes to the end of the thing has been successful. so what's the problem with this is about 2 things here about some of the names and the about the, about the number i'm just trying to. i was tools that discussions underway with control using buck channel diplomacy. trying to convince both parties and the need to be committed to the understanding and also the engagements that they made prior to coming to disagreements. so it's really behind those doors. it's really tense. yeah, it's tense. i mean, it has gone relatively smoothly with no major glitches. these past 3 days, are you sensing that it's not as a done deal today for the slot,

final batch of prisoners and kept as you know, the today is the, the, the final batch of prisoners is going to be associated with another the yet to be announced above the extension of the agreement and the so intertwined that if one collapses, it means by expensive the collapse. so the 2nd degree meant. if the 2nd agreement on the expense and collapses is going to be a massive, massive, a backlash for all the policies. and this is why they are determined to make it work. the authorities say they are confident they will manage to overcome the differences and come up with any with an agreement. there is a talk about triggering the provisioning of the agreement about an extension of every day in exchange for 1010 bits, riley any, kept a comparative sign. it's still not set into stone, but because how much, according to how much is colorless by 10 means that in 10 days from now,

when this is all over, all the competence of release what's on the guarantees. these varieties won't come back to using force environment and because of so if they do extend the ceasefire deal, they will re negotiate the terms of it. i mean, it was different from what you said in the past when they came out saying a loss. as you have these limited you have done, have i said, the find a list is going to be different. is going to be an exchange for or palestinians and is violet james. now, this is wakata and egypt along with the americans, being the key mediators and key got on terms of the agreement. we use back channel diplomacy of the upcoming always to try to bring both to make some concessions for this agreement to move forward. right hash and thank you very much for that. a hashim, i had a bar joining us here in doha. now let's find out more about the situation, the humanitarian situation inside garza and speak to julia to my now. who is the

global director of communications for the u. s. relief agency for policy and refugees known as on the law. julia, thank you for joining us from i'm on the ceasefire. deal. of course also includes the delivery of much needed humanitarian aid into gaza. and i understand that you've been an in guy. you were dressed in gaza. what can you tell us about the carriage mountains? there and situation there, how much aid has gone in in these past 3 days? yes, thank you very much. uh over the past few days. uh, during this very issue. many during the pause, there has been an increase in the number all the tax assistants coming in, including to the north of the district for the 1st funds since the war began. so out of the c onecallnow, all eyes are on what's gonna happen when the pause is due to come to an end. and so we do hope that the pose is extended under all we and haven't been calling for this

. pause to transform into a longer term, a few minutes here yet to cease fire. yeah, indeed, the hope is that the pose will be extended and that more 8 will go in $500.00 a truck found just don't have gone. and can you tell us about what's been distributed and whether it's reaching people everywhere across the gaza strip? what are those in the north, or those and stuff, a certainty i'm reading through and comparisons to what we've been having, which has been pretty much nothing. on average, we were getting 40 to 50 trunk. so having $200.00 trucks coming every day is every, it's very important anything cubes, food items, medicine and the hygiene supplies, survival items that are very, very basic for any human being anywhere in the world. look at the everything is closed, involves i, you drive around, it's looks like it goes pile. and i know it's just only in, in the southern part of the shop. so it shows that pharmacies are close as all why

humanitarian assistance is absolutely fundamental in critical life. same thing, of course, the phone is not going to be enough in the media to longer term. so what needs to happen is commercial supplies that need to come in, in support of the private sector, so that it stands on its feet. and as we've been saying, it's raining and don't have winter is just around the corner and the conditions. so people are of course, extremely difficult because they're living and make shift shelters and so on. what else is needed right now as when to begin to 7? the 1st thing is need is, these are people who have lost everything and they need everything in the center. when we visit that home to more than 30000, that the used to be one of our and i hope the station and the training center that iraq was no longer there. and now it's a, it's this huge center. people are literally on top of each other. they continue to come in and you, people come in, there is very little water. they have barely wanted me to. they,

there's not enough supplies. the newcomers who have come in, in the past 10 days or a week. they don't even have a matrices, they have to sleep on the concrete in the chart there. i mean there was this one man, but we that we met and he uses his shoes as the cushion. but we're talking about the basics, the basic items for, for any human, anywhere in the world. to thank you for talking to us julia, to my, from on the right. joining us there from a month. i mean, while these really military has carried out more rates across the occupied westbank soldiers storing the baton area east of novice as well as the city of janine in the early hours of monday. about $26.00 bodies, simeon square rest, sidney a. hebron at least $250.00 non palestinians have been killed across the occupied westbank since october. the 7th. as go to zane, but is robbie who's in ramallah zane, so even some policy and prisoners are being released. if in more res,

i'm more rest across the occupied with that's right. if you look at what is happening now is a numbers game, the net gain is not great for the palestinians. israel has released a 117 people in the last 3 days at the same time, in that same time, they've detained 116. so the numbers aren't really until the palestinian favor. and what we're seeing now in regards to that is just in rigs over the last 24 hours just over night. 64 people have been detained. and when you look at these rates, they're not just about the tensions. they are often incredibly deadly for the palestinian communities where they are carried out. when we look at israel often self for claiming itself as the only democracy in the middle east. what we often forget is that in parallel to itself, it runs effectively a military rule in palestinian communities. often oppressively exposing these communities to some of the harshest conditions

the homecoming for different unions. only a final farewell at the same time as prisoners next and to cease fire and gauze. israel continues to demonstrate a disregard for palestinian mohammed just 16, a 10th great shotwell riding his motorcycle. his family says there were skirmishes that a nearby and legal settlement, but he did not have to dock witnesses say, he bled out because is really soldiers locked in ambulance from helping the he was the eldest my dock. i felt as if he was bidding fade with yesterday. he followed me from one room to the next. he said he wanted to have breakfast together. he saw all his friends as if he was saying good bye. lowes

the fish in geneva, another mother the same agony of our living, your own child, her 18 year old son. my mood was smoking by his bedroom window during the rain and the refugee camp where he lived for to the gunfire, followed by soldiers breaking into their ha. she says she held a towel to her son's chest is rarely soldiers looking on. medics were down stairs, but blowing up from attempting to greet the walker's head. i saw him standing there, but he was on studies. i helped him sit on the floor. his brother was screaming he's been shown to the soldiers entered in a very brief away and screaming and costing up my girls. they pushed them outside and told me to leave my son. i said, i went on demanded an ambulance thoughtful. eventually move to an ambulance, but only allowed to leave after he was already dead. a medical was that the scene

said they could have saved him if they'd been allowed to get to him in time. on the 3rd day of the ceasefire, some search lists of names of people coming home, others buried. israel continues its attacks on the occupied westbank on 2 separate rates in 2 separate locations. but very similar circumstances is really so using deadly force in civilian areas. then preventing 1st responders from providing life saving care preventable dis, made certain pattern post and you can say of malicious intent the same bus route. the old a 0 remo can be occupied by as well. palestinians any occupied in the gaza strip, private or using the few days of cease fire to check on their homes. they are finding unimaginable destruction, which is forcing them to use alternative methods to meet their basic needs. do need

a good report. this is a team effort in the fleeting cessation of hostilities palestinians and calls a, a gathering wood wherever they come to use as firewood for cooking. and to keep room is the temperature has dropped. documation, people want to survive. we're living in the wall and there's no place we can escape tonight. so what do you think people come to no way to? how do you think they can suffice? how are they going to cook? what are they going to drink? even this food? these 3 days to get dry and use of giving up is not an option and cause the palestinians would be forced to resort to living without the basic necessities such as electricity. so that reviving old traditions to cook, what little food they have. once again, starting from nothing these oven clays be used to make back in the day about 30 years ago. we make it out of clay because due to the wall,

there's no electricity and no cooking guess. so these ovens help people to cook and bake bakeries or close to resilience and type palestinians in garza, are experiencing a brief period of calm, a way that at any given moment as well as won't cause a could was do you trying to piece that lives together in houses that have food and a part of the victims that one might have been had. this is not the 1st time nor the last time it is destroyed. it was demolished in 2008 or it was demolished in 2014. and now in 2021 and it will likely be diminished again. but we will revisit that again. as the ceasefire holds palestinians a trying to create some sort of normal sleep surrounded by absolute destruction. the days of solace, a numbered, and even d.