is that the has the distance us that no matter what these are lose so far as soon as i'm not going anywhere. and for me, the sense of resilience because we hope that you know what it's, it's, if there is a, when there wouldn't be a we reflect that i've seen is that at this point is uh to is really jails in total . $200.00 offense at several will be deported outside of palestine outside of be occupied, westbank and of guys that they'll be sent to egypt and algeria among several countries joining us on set now as we continue to cover this momentous space is juanita boss was a former pat, assuming prisoner and as a researcher of the palestinian for him for is really studies while he thank you very much for joining us on alger 0. when you watch the scenes unfolding in ramallah to day and these former prisoners be welcomed as heroes. what,

what comes to mind? how are you feeling right now when you watch? yes, it's really releasing 1st, i left the cold as a, or it believes that the wind freedom today. and which freedom for all the prisoners as soon hopefully. and this is a historical moment, effective speaking, and some of these prisoners spin the kids g. others were sent in for lifetime lifetime in as early as 9 to 9 years is. so it is a historical moment. it is one of the symbolic for the fitness for them in the with fast, especially a, some symbolic or, and leaders in the pursuing resistance. and the must be in danger, leaving the with that. and but this is it, the city which 1st of all, for all the prisoners to come out. right. and some of the bridges might a,

it constitutes a game changer, independent state and political scene. and this is what we all of this course is. so we can calculate all of them, and we hope that the rest of this, you were 111 of these men and you were in and these really present yourself. what was it might be here about the horrible conditions in the treatment these prisoners are subject to can you just share a little bit of, of the experience of your experience with us so that we can get a better sense perhaps of what these men have enjoyed yes, in the o a, 1st of all these are political prisoners. but the, the main ideas that inside the is what energy and if you are facing it very brutal and so is right and is really touching the other thing is mentally, emotionally and physically. of course, so the conditions inside the gen annoyed these dates speaking one of the voice is

the no, i'm been load for the human rights conditions that anyone can imagine and said, yeah, that's what many people also aren't aware of, especially internationally. is that many of these prisoners are held under what's called administrative potential, where there are no charges against where they haven't been charged with any crime, but it's still in jail and many of them for many, many. yes, that's right. then. so the administrative detention is another story, but 1st of 4 of the rest of the prisoners, the unlocked criminal. so it is also the case of all the present, as it said, is it not only both i'm not present, and it is against zillow, to dictate him. philistines inside the state of as well is, is a so called is the international uh word. business should be detained inside the

and so it is right after this is what the, the, the, the 1st issue. but also the decided these who are not the senses. and some of them spend 3 to 45 use without being in a sentence, or drives a yes. and of course, this is, i guess, the international bostic conditions inside the prison. they keep these administratively settings in the specific conditions. and sometimes they separated them from the rest of the prisoners inside the jail. and we should also highlight that even said that if you have children, the youngest person being released today is just 15 years old. yes, yes, of course. i've been eh, sometime with 14 years of visitors from said did you a, one of the senior improvements who was mother, she get moved it,

but we should also highlight that part of the is there any james or old searches have a 2 different departments inside the 2 point you develop a human, at least you'll do any at some point which this comes through. is it a, is, it says things are going soto in every direction. the negative fatality, they have exposed, but a scene is to, is horrifying. and what struck me more is that this comes from the descendants of the coast. as supervisors, i mean with the holders of don't. of course, i mean the jewish people should be the 1st ones in the world to make sure that it's not happening. so any other nation right, not to see the philistines love nothing to do with all the goals, but they have because it became by design, by default, a victim of this conflict because somewhere in unit position decided to commit don't. of course, i know that as soon as i feel a good price for something that loves things to do with, i get you look at this picture and it's just ugly and it's was didn't use. i know

we had a dispute to conflict in the world, would. this is the only lasting occupation in modern history. and now we have, we see all these of the national divisions. and then the moment the tools has came with international prove to be useless. the ceaseless because they are able to continue doing this and get away. this is exactly exactly what it, you know, when we look at these pictures from ramallah right now, these prisoners on the street from a prison is related. they're happy to be free to return to their loved ones. but what, what happens to day after, when you've spent so many years in these is really present subjected to the worst one. so, i told you, you know, it and so, and, mistreatment. how do you rebuild your life after this? yes, literally, these are new born people with it. i found

a lot of programs of you know, it channels it to integrate smoothly and continue my love is we are, i wouldn't say a shame, but we are sorry that we missed you. all these use stuff inside the jail and all the policy is the site is, is open for you at any time. and i would also again wish read them for all the other present is. thank you so much wendy, bye for sharing your experience with us. thank you. thank you very much. um we are now looking. i understand i to or uh, this is ramallah. okay. this is ramona still in the prison is uh, former prisoners being welcomed back after they were released earlier today. and we also have, i understand pictures from con unice, since garza, this is conn units in, in, in garza, with some of those those prisoners have now arrived. let's bring in laura con to

tell us more about this laura. so some of the prisoners were freed from israel, are now arriving in guys from there, but we do know they have been transported, they have arrived. they will be that for less than 48 hours before that, then transported to one of 3 countries that will either be out syria, tennessee, or try to keep the are accepting them where they can then go and live. so we don't have any information as to whether that from the members and friends have been able to create them yet. but they certainly weren't have the kind of reception that we've seen in the occupied westbank. where these a 114, pulsing and prisoners came from at also a prison in the occupied westbank. then now driving through ramada, the family members are going to be received in a reception has been setup by the palestinian authority. but you saw the thousands of people reaching back, but it's also important to say that they are returning to an unknown situation.

some of their family members might have been killed in the war and got it. indeed, the father, i mean there's a will not be complete because the, the defendant for the unknown with because that has been disseminated hundreds of thousands. i mean, tens of thousands in the 100000 have been killed or like you to displeased or the i mean the positive is very obvious. so i think for this one's most, maybe many of them would not have anyone waiting for them to work on them. and they wouldn't go into know, at least close on the members, but because as we can, so they are people waking to the idea as a whole separate of suicide. because we look in holland as to the present as we consider. i mean that the ones we have sacrifice the most suitable freedom is the most precious thing. and that is just the life. so, but that these people have to have a price and the but sadly of course, the ones on the heads uh would probably i hope they will find some time in the

members of the family members. but if not, that would be enough for that. so the project where they were looking so. so for work for this moment, then if you don't see the loved ones waiting for them, this adds up to the present as one of the personal philosophy and then that because it was in particular while it your thoughts. and how does this particular exchange of prisoners, compared to previous ones, were seen between israel and the policy is for listed in prison and movement. have with this several exchange, it leaves is right and, and, but this one is a particularly because it comes within the context of the heart of, of, and more. the word is not eh, eh, and get it. so previously when did that has to be in prison in person has been movements as it held. one is a, the soldiers, they wouldn't be able to exchange it with 400 or 500,

a last sent as best in the, in the 10 these prisoners. but today we, we, we, we, are, we testing boost res situation which and i would say the pulses of is what it will find a simmons. and this does not service as interest because he will expose the ones who are the philistines, who have so far been an obstacle to ending to splits. he would really expose these figures and probably within the limits, but then so he does, it doesn't. so the interest these ladies proceed, we will uh go back to him in just a moment, once we re establish that connection to find out if people are able now to move on our rashid road to return to that homes in northern guys. uh, which is part of the agreement that was reached between hamas and israel. uh, in the meantime, let's get the perspective from his rad and speak to get in. lovey,

who is a columnist with these are the newspaper high rest. joining us from tennessee. thank you very much for being with us. i wonder how, you know the pictures we're seeing out of ramallah and the return of these products to me and present this to our heroes. welcome. the pictures that we saw earlier from a guy inside the.