there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure, now counter arrange. the and the 90 publicity in prison is a free from israeli jails as part of the governance as cease warranty. the on the bulk of this is i'll just leave a life and so we'll, so coming the celebrations and emotional unions as the posting imprisoned as a welcome back line to berlin, crowns the

comes up to 3 female is really concepts held in gaza. we united with that families following their release from thousands of palestinians and gaza, begin the long journey back to the destroyed neighborhoods. the thanks joining us and welcome to our continuing coverage with cx, 5 and guys, and as well as release 90 posting and prisoners as part of the deal with him us there will combine expensive crowds and petunia and the meal depended. westbank women and children prisoners on the 1st to be freed in this initial phase of the deal, maybe 2000 the detainees are expected to be released over a 6 week period. all the students are released from is where the presence of express their relief and say they face degrading treatment and attention. so the

not i've done that. i left hell and now i'm in have him were all out of hell. these to by later beat us fire tear gas towards us. these to count to smaller heads were down on the floor. suddenly they enter the cells and fire gas towards the said bad words. there's, there's no food in it. no sweets, no. so there's nothing to miss. we used to see this guy too. small squares are used to say, i hope i will see this guy without the squares. the moment they took us out of prison, i saw the mountains of carmel and the sky montgomery due to a one bedroom. i do not make and they didn't treat us well. there was no good to no medical treatment. i had symptoms of a stroke liquid around the heart and also blood pressure problems. i wasn't afraid of the illnesses. i was worried that my family would know that i got sick of my colleague nic cluck spoke to i would say would correspond to need to abraham moves

and they'll divide westbank covering the promise to present a release during the november 2023 c's. fine. she says the deal is bored, hope to many palestinian families and there's been seeing images of these families greeting one another with the most prominent palestinian prisoner in dispatch is the p. f and p leader in the occupied to us bank a highly da da da. she used to be a member of the policy and in parliament, and he was really shocking to see how she looks now with old gray hair. and she used to look always with like her big kelsey black hair. and now you see how the president has taken its toll on her. she has been in solitary confinement and that's why she hasn't been giving a lot of interviews. now we've seen lots of cameras, but we've also seen and a lot of emotional moments of other prisoners being the united with their loved ones, including those who,

with at least now for the 2nd time or in the 2nd release. like get one young boy from jericho. he was released in november of 2023 in the ceasefire then. and now he's been released again. it's really, you know, a seen that many posting and comedies across the occupied with bank hope to be a part of because remember, we are looking at the upcoming weeks where more exchanges are expected to happen if the ceasefire takes hold. and a lot of people are waiting, anticipating, hoping that their loved ones are going to be part of the few times that we saw hundreds and hundreds of people out on the streets, didn't weigh. it says the buses left the prison and went through between here and on to remodel. and then at a very late time, all these family has cancer clock at the moment is and they were waiting for a long, long time because the swap was supposed to take place around 14 g, which started just a bit later when these really captives where they need but as we have seen in

november 2023, the process of releasing processing and prisoners always came later much, much later in the day, even in these families out in the cold, waiting, anticipating, hoping. and indeed, some of them were concerned that this is, you know, there might have been a problem with the, with the deal itself. so it's so much joy and let's say for the release of the palestinian prisoners came out as of to 3 release. these ready come to us where we're united with their families. 2 during this time, reco roaming going in and emily demari were taken by him as fighters 15 months ago and held in garza, a total of $33.00 out of around $95.00 captives. that used to be released in the 1st phase of the seas. 5 deal over 6 week period. i'm uh, excited and very, very happy to tell you that this evening the 3 captives that were released to

arrive here at the maybe can see a to see about with the consent there. so i'm happy to report that the in stable condition that allows us and them to focus on what is the most important thing for now is uniting with the families. there were united with the families and we will continue to monitor all their clinical condition. this will take a few more days until we complete all the examinations that are needed. honda, so who's following developments from amman? because as well as bind, i'll just say we're from operating within the country. a mystery female is really captives release from dogs that have been reunited with their families at a hospital in central israel. these really military had confirmed once they cross the border from gaza into israel, that they were in the hands of his really forces where they went in initial identity check followed by an initial medical exam before they were err lifted to

the hospital. once they arrive, doctor said they were actually in pretty good shape so they could delay their medical exams a bit so that they could spend more time with their families. this was a ceasefire deal that was a long time in the making and family members of these captive say that they are happy to have their loved ones back. but this is a ceasefire deal that needs to be seen all the way through past phase one past ways to and ultimately to phase 3. because that is the only way to ensure the release of the remaining is really captives. it's also worth mentioning that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was under a lot of pressure to make this deal happen under pressure by incoming you as president donald trump, i pressure by the outgoing bided administration. and also pressure from is really society who had been protesting against his leadership for more than a year, but none the less, this was just the 1st release of captives on saturday. we can expect for more

captives to be released. that's the 7 of the ceasefire followed by 3 captives each additional week before. finally, the 6th and final week of the 42 day pause. that is phase one we're for team captives will be released from the central jersey to on the, the palestinians forcibly display some rules and gods returning home through the russell. the area has been of siege. now for more than 3 mountains, 15 mountains who is ready a tax on gaza flats and large parts of the past due to entry in space, $1900000.00, which $2300000.00 residents. ok, let's uh, cost live down to tag, obviously and joins us now from daryl by law and central gaza. so tarik, this will be the 1st full day of the c spar. it is a welcome sight not to see you eh, and helmets and flak jacket direct. i mean, how do we expect the time to be used by the people of gaza? and of course, the agencies rushing much needed supplies to those who desperately needed that

well, what we see on the ground is that of the following, the, the end of the 1st day, they've segmentation leave of the ceasefire agreement with israel and her mazda. that has really sparked a very good way of all the house by the same time, it's mixed with grief for families who have lost their beloved ones. and the unprecedented number of victims. so have folded and since the onset of the complex on that task tray? absolutely, there has been significant developments taking place in the course of the past 24 hours and presented on the scale will take you a minute, terry and a that had access to the type an access to the strip. we have been approached the monitoring the flow 8 supplies to the gaza strip. and yes, today we have seen dozens of the humanitarian chromeboys that ha, carrying few guys and essential life saving a humanitarian needs,

including food and water, was sent to the gaza strip of brooks. and the 300 of them have been sent to the north of the territory who had been cut off from central basic services and supplies, including few and does from dates one of the conflicts. but at the same time, families are trying to cope with the situation under the home with the easterly drones that we can clearly hear at the moment on the ground. yeah, we can certainly hear the sound of those times as you were speaking to eric, i'm. but now officially that the fighting have stopped, and we've also seen some extraordinary images of the the devastation in places like giovanni or in pod. so rough and not a single building left standing. we're looking at some of those images right now on the screen. a total, desolate wasteland by the looks of it. topic for those who can return home. what does that journey look like on lots of ways people when they get that

well, following the implementation of the deals. in fact, yesterday, families has started to emerge from their evacuations. sholtes has been opened at encampments, heading back to check with what has left from the homes and their own personal businesses. they have returned to rough off to the eastern areas of the gaza strip onto the valley, a refugee camp alongside with boy towns and villages. they have found nothing but early destruction. they have described this case of the damage to be encrypted lee very, but they said you have said that no single building was completely existing. that given the fact that israel has been destroying the vast majority of civil infrastructure and residential homes, that we have been reporting about that since day one of the, of the fight thing. but apparently, families were planning to move their, made shift tens or from their evacuation centers to their homes and to build them on the remnant of that destroyed buildings. but we have heard from lots of people that we would read 10 backs to or make shift tens simply there are no signs of life

in the areas that we used to live. the a tech uh many sites uh for an update the entire company assume with a window one. what's a gauze or is like the off to 15 months, a full this the full day off the c spine and operation that to our companies. the many things were desperately needed delivery. so if you've been hearing that from tarik of aid, that's not it's a and the goal is have trucks have been passing through the roof of border crossing, picking supplies, including water, food, and fuel. the c 5 do require $600.00 truckloads of 8 to be allowed into gaza every day. was only a button is from yusef and isn't of the last the in south west and gaza. she says there are major challenges to getting aid into the strip. the challenges ahead are tremendous. the ceasefire is a very, very critical 1st step that is necessary to save children's lives. but when it comes to their, um, the enormous suffering and the total deprivation that they face the ceasefire on

its own isn't going to take that suffering a way that there's tremendous challenges here inside god. so the operating environment for humanitarian organizations like unit stuff and others simply hasn't been there uh, throughout this war the, the total in security. but also the destruction of infrastructure here in gaza has made it extremely difficult for us to bring supplies in, but not just at also to be able to distribute them um to families in need. throughout garza, the 8 that needs to enter gaza immediately really stretches across different areas . we talk about shelter, warm shelter, because people live in, make shift tens that don't keep families safe, safe and protected against the cold. they don't keep families warm, we need food and nutrition items to come in. hunger has been increasing throughout guys a very severe hunger,

and there's tens of thousands of children with acute bell nutrition. we need some items to repair the water infrastructure system here, cuz left to clean water is virtually non existent. we need hygiene items for, for people to be able to wash themselves even things like a bar of soap. and that's become hard to find. and when it isn't the market, it's usually not affordable, but some of the 8 that children and gas i need is no 8 that we can bring onto trucks. every single child in gaza today is deeply, deeply scarred and traumatized by what they've witnessed. they've gone through the things that no child should ever have witness was this will be gotten 15 months ago . almost 47000 processing is have been killed more than 18800 of them with children and many young survivors permanently. scott, does that mean basic medical services available to schools destroyed goes as young people facing uncertain future is leave the upper x i, dave, witness, death,

loss and destruction. the children of gauze are bearing the brunt of israel's war. children make up nearly half of the population in the besieged strip. and do you want has described it as the most dangerous place in the world to be a child? well, we want to please a month into the war. they pleaded for protection. think all they wanted was to live as other children live in doing what they're desperate calls for help went on hard, and the bombs did not stop since then at least 44 percent of the palestinians killed in this war, had been children for those and survived the scar stretch far beyond the physical condition. know that we're now going to change the aerospace and get an ego many have lost one

or both parents. nearly 19000 are now orphans. and from the horrors of for a grim acronym emerged w. c, n. s. s. wounded child, no surviving family marked on the tiny bodies of those who survived. many other children are names for life. health officials say child m. p t 's account for 18 percent of all recorded amputation cases. in garza garza now has the highest number of child m p cheese per capita anywhere in the world. many are you losing their lives in scenarios such as this? the undergoing surgeries without anesthesia, there's cars are a permanent reminder of the ones that will outlast any ceasefire. but amid all the destruction,

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the logan you're watching out is there. is there mind about top stories this out? israel has released 90 palestinian prisoners as part of the cx, $5.00 a deal with a mass women and children prison isn't for us to be afraid of the initial phase of the day. the 3 is really kept. is reunited with the families 15 months off. they would take and buy a mouse on health in gaza. the total from will be swollen as the 47th president of the united states in the 12 hours from now on the

on this he's always been seizing the moment, marking his return to the white house with a make america great. again victory rally and a performance by the village people, the capital one a reader in washington. you may promised solve the problem. so the crowd from having to build an eye and miss all shield to repeal the owner of president jo biden's, executive orders. you will have to credit for the cx, 5 and gaza, perhaps most beautiful. this week we achieved an epic ceasefire agreement as a 1st step forward. last, the disagreement could only have happened as a result of our historic victory in november, redway. some victory was at that great is, i don't even know which was great or 2016 or this one. i think this one was just, it was mike kind of was other really it was standing room only and there wasn't

really much of that. the crowd had too full. i was on the side to get into the arena. they were all good once they got in with a pop concert. the comments from hollywood royalty. he will make america great again, the dental code for them, but they will wait to donate from well, thank you very much. thank you. who purchased his son and pledge a better future? we're going to cut your taxes, and inflation slash your price is getting a back down, raise your wages, and bring thousands of factories back to the usa, right where they belong, and that'll be done through terrorists and smart policy. we will build american, we will buy america, then we will hire american. i will end the war in your brain. i will stop the

chaos of the middle east and i will prevent world war 3 from happening. it was consumed as well that the president elect will be signing a lot of executive orders. once he takes office among them and the top of the list we were told one on the immigration. mike kind of, i'll just sierra washington was part of a special coverage of donald trump's, an organization we're focusing on issue central to us domestic and foreign policy. here's who are vanya from washington dc. we are joined by phyllis bennett's. you're a fellow at the institute for policy studies. you have a forthcoming book, understanding palestine and israel, and you're an international advisor to jewish voice. the piece that is being with us, great to be with you. i want to start by just getting your reaction to what we've seen on full day. one of this cease fire and hostage release deal between from us and israel to day one. the 1st thing we saw was the release of the

hostages. and of course, that's very moving, seeing people who have been without their families with their families, not knowing that's very powerful. and we saw this extraordinary level of organization and how they were turned over to the i, c r c. and then to the idea. and then to their families, so that's all good. the release of palestinian prisoners took longer. as is almost always the case here it's sort of that's the secondary priority is made into a secondary priority. but the most important thing is that so far we have not seen breaches in the actual ceasefire. so there's been no bombings since we saw these really bombings, right up until the moment of the cease fire being implemented. and 20 people, as i understand it, were killed in the last hour before. so these are areas we're clearly taking every opportunity to kill as many people as possible before they have to stop bonding with our bombs from this country paid for by our taxes. so that's what i'm thinking about it's, it's a huge relief, but we have to not let up for

a minute on our work to make sure it gets implemented. and we don't know what happens assuming phase one, actually holes. we don't know what happens after that because phase 2 isn't guaranteed and it needs to be negotiated starting day 16, a phase one. right. and what we have seen is that the is really prime minister. and that's, and y'all, who has said, even the night before, these just hours before the cease fire when the, to effect in the national address to his own people. he said, we have no intention of giving up our military presence. our soldiers in the, in the court or along the, the, between the beach and the, the border at the edge of gaza. the israelis now controlled about a 100 meter, a wide long strip that entire way. and part of the agreement says that they will move those, they will begin the process of moving those soldiers out. and he said, we're not only going to move, not move them out, we're going to add more. so he's already in announcing his intention of violating

the exact terms of the cease fire regardless of this, the spirit of the ceasefire. so there's going to take a huge amount of work and we don't know what kind of pressure if any, there will be from the trunk administration. well, well menu who is said if we need to resume fighting, if we feel we need to go back in there, i was doing fighting, we will do so we will do so with us support. he has said that and there is no reason to think that trump didn't promise him that for example, in his private meeting, whenever that was some weeks ago, we don't know it went on at that meeting. it may well have included a deal if you give me a ceasefire before i get sworn in, which is what i want. i don't want any disruption to buy a tube to my my celebrations in washington. i will not complain if you go back to war. he may have said other things he may have made other promises. maybe he promised more supplement. approval is always spec. we don't know. so the you, the israel fights and generally acts in regards to the palestinians with american

support. now in less than 24 hours, they are in the capital building. donald trump will take the oath of office and become the 47th president of the united states. does he in your view, will he change the trajectory of what's happening in israel and god? the 1st thing is, what we know about trump is that we don't know very much about how he will actually operate in this 2nd turn. we have a lot of speculation, i have my own speculation. you have your own speculation. none of us really know what he's going to do. what we can discern is based on who has he appointed? i was gonna say we know his team. we know his team and his team includes area logs like mike huckabee who is saying that your us and best of it is the future of us investor to is really if he's approved, he hasn't been confirmed yet. but he is an idiom, logical christian scientist with a very firm commitment of the headset in the past that he does not think palestinians exist. so that does not bode well for the idea that that trump would

somehow bring more pressure to bear. the key thing will be on the issue of weapons and we have no way to think that trump is going to send less weapons and then button to present and 5 and could have done. what trumps envoy i did just in these last few days. everybody's saying, well, it took trumps entry into the process to make nothing yahoo get in and, and agree to the, to the cease fire agreement, president trump could have insisted the same way he could have said, you don't sign up the weapon stop tomorrow. that would have caused it and he didn't choose to do them. that was his choice. it was not something forced on him. that was his choice. we don't know how much further trump will go. he keeps making this remark about all hell will break loose. he doesn't say against whom he doesn't say what does that even mean? and he doesn't say under what circumstances. so we have no way to fill his business . thank you so much for joining us here at our washington dc rooftop studio. thank you. thank you. it's been a pleasure,

a day to day and of course on an organization day full of special coverage. does that mean the bulk of the website i would just say would don't come whether it's next to the inside story examines the israel, a must cease 5 to make sure you stay with us for that amount. the a hi lo there. the weather is looking largely settled and sunny across much of the middle east and live and we are a winter feature that is working its way from the caucuses across the caspian sea, bringing some snow and some west to weather, to the north west of iran. we'll see those wintery features touching into tear on some of those as well, lingering around to northeastern areas of, to kia, but elsewhere across the reach. and it is looking very quiet and twice. we can see some breezy conditions of picking up across the golf. but the west,

all of the wind is still affecting the very north of africa, in particular the move west who go to system coming into the library and potential of that's gonna really pick up the wins for places like morocco on monday. but it's much quieter in algeria just days after a system boat, some snow to the mountains, the people were enjoying that things have cleared up. and you can see the end of that system bringing some showers across the eastern parts of libya and into egypt . but the west coast was found down in the south of africa. we still got a big bus of rain from the democratic republic, republic of congo, old way down to madagascar is much wyatt across the west and pumps of south africa, which some shot was coming in from the sea to an es between one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber jacks. i'm drivers we follow

that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risk in your phone. you on al jazeera, the lessons of moving dogs or with the ceasefire coming after nearly 4 to 7000 people were killed by his reading of tots in western what alex videos are now trying to rebuild their lives at home. many of them destroyed by the funding. how have this period of 1000 people remain unbroken? this is inside story, the .