[000:00:00;00] the the hello, i'm real baptism. this is used on life and doha, coming up in the next 16 minutes, released from his very presence, hundreds of potter stadiums return to gaza as part of the cx 5 deal with compass can further that'd be of service events. we were being tortured, it was such a difficult time. we can't find the words to describe this. c

other prisoners, including some southern light sentences i sent to the occupied westbank, but some need urgent medical help on us as long as you had released 3, is there any captives from gaza, with a message rejecting donald trump's proposal to forcibly displace palestinians plus i really believe that time has come. the forces of yours must be created. speaking in munich, the ukrainian president, size of valley, europe, and nations with a call to arms. the uninstall the world's highest prank head is players being hit with a 13 findings younique's center suspended for 3 months up the failing to drugs tests last year. the

largest number of palestinian prisoners in de chinese is the start of the guys as the, as far as not being released from is really presence. the 360000000 palestinian detain is on no free. the vast majority were taken to southern gaza there. but emotional seems as they were united with their loved ones there being taken to the european hospital for medical checkups call. earlier, hamas and islamic jihad released the 3 dual national is ready, captives held in gaza as part of the seas. 5 deal alexander to a front of segue deck ocean and the horns were all taken from cuba to me at all. it's doing the october 7th attacks. they've been very, uniting with their families after spending more than 16 months in captivity. thought a couple of them begins are coverage on eunice in the southern gas and the outside . you repeat hospital in fun you and this bus off to bus arrived from current was

selling. busy course the passengers have come from prisons and israel, and the upkeep on the west bank and the hung from the windows. looking for me in the face of the 369 palestinian destinies and prisoners police from east very j. as in such a day, to pass the majority west from casa us setting life sentences, most though has been held by israel without charged for months. sometimes, yes, it was an emotional hold coming. all the sudden nothing. i'm waiting for my husband . i looked all around, but i couldn't find him. i was scared that they didn't release him. and then finally, i saw him and i cannot describe the feelings my body is been shaking. so i'm supposed to have missed treatment at the hands of his very forces before they go to the day off my rush, they told us welcome to hell and it's truly one's house. it was an ugly stock the 1st day and every day they beat us with their back tones and dry force all over

your body, not in a very suit. the dust lean cheap leg should hold, coming this contrast with these very captives leaving casa, just days ago. with the with doubt that this exchange would even happen, palestinian, on through it showed new onset, tennessee. during the most taught the choreographed of the 6 kept to police the sofa, most pulse and islamic jihad fight to surround it. a stage trapped with resistance slow gives likely a deliberate display of resilience. they knew what the, what closely and israel clutching, how much gets alexander to have a notes. so i get the co chin and you are holding what take him to the stage before being led to direct costs vehicles and freedom. they looked healthy. have done the previous group of captives handed over. all the holding was like, it's a lift it to hospital intel of these for

a checkup. despite the relief of this reunion in the past week has highlighted the fragility of these, these fire, no one and gaza, takes it for granted. talerico is there an i'll just 0. hon eunice? palestine is real released to 36 palestinian prisoners, subbing life sentences on saturday. 24 of them won't be allowed to return home. they're being deported. one was returned to garza and 11 to the occupied westbank. some was so weak, they had to be taken to hospital for medical care. will someone congee reports of the taste of freedom? something many said they would never experience. these palestinian prisoners released and drama had been subbing like sentences in his range of their release would probably do not have been possible without prism to come by to our age. 74 year old muddy. i'm always pushed through the crowds towards us on her

side. she seized, finding the moment she has been waiting for more than 23 years. the . 6 her son and his brother, i've been cutting welding the same so and then is there any jo, now they've been separate. her son, released in the middle of the cutting to pull to the similar fates to dozens of other prisoners released over the past few weeks. well i, that's what i budget. it was so difficult for me to separate from my brother. i was hoping he would be released with me here in palestine, but at least he's outside of jail. now i hope all prisoners follow us. another 2 siblings were released and sucked today and they, i remember cabbage. i know where this is, my brother abraham, where he was just released with me. but i have another brother who is still inside and is really to his name wasn't mentioned that. so i hope he's really su most that

doesn't know that his brother surely was actually really. but he's among the group of palestinians being divorced. he had the means from people in the crowd while he was being taken so hospitably seems week to i made it to him or detained. these describes the dia conditions in his really jails and the torture and abuse the inject. even most of, since his roles was on gaza. some say they a beat some hours before. they're really i don't in about as i was summoned by these really and belgians introduce when i was told no gatherings are allowed, no flags, no sports to sign a pledge. i can't give any interview so it can't till 2 more. but i will tell you the joy is in our hearts these men will now catch up on the decades they've missed the wall behind balls and return home to cities and towns. they may no longer recognize illegal is really supplements. expanding galaxy,

checkpoints multiply and is really rates intensifying. prisoners say they've waited a long time for this freedom, but it's incomplete. as long as they're on the occupation, i haven't had you out of there are you? as president, donald trump is commented on the exchange of captives and prisoners and a post on true social, he said almost has just released the 3 hostages from garza, including an american citizen. they seemed to be in good shape, this difference from the stipend last week that they would not release any hostages . israel will have to decide what they will do about the 12 o'clock today. deadline imposed on the release of all hostages. united states will bank the decision they make under the hoops in jordan's capital, i'm on for us as of the deadline has come and gone about an hour or so ago with very little reaction. as far as i can tell, tell us about the response in israel to what's been happening over the last 12 hours of the well, the captives have been welcome to back from across these really political lyle. but

members of the far right are saying that israel should were returned to war to destroy from us. and even though there's the deadline and ultimatum from american president, donald trump has come and gone within israel. the feeling is somewhat the same. these really prime minister held a security assessment with his defense minister, but there's been no word as to exactly what's come out of that. they're talking about next steps and next phases. and some reports within is really media indicate that they now want to extend phase one of the deal rather than go to phase 2, which would be in 2 weeks time. but it's still a little bit unclear about how exactly that's going to happen because this was an agreement that was brought onto the table more than 8 months ago, 89 months ago, and then was signed back in january. so it's unclear exactly how these additions or working it out is going to play out. but at the same time, you have how much still accusing israel a violating terms of the deal by not allowing this critical humanitarian

a to slow in. this is an incredibly sensitive deal. it was sensitive from even before it was signed, and it was never guaranteed to go beyond phase one into phase 2 and 3. so it's on certain exactly how things are going to play out. and i thank you very much indeed . how does that hurt bringing this up to date there from jordan's capital? i'm on the equations president loading is that landscape says what time is coming for europe to have its own army addressing the munich security conference that landscape has said that russia you claim or is proof that you must not expect help from elsewhere . so that is because also said it was mandatory, but any peace talks with russia involve ukraine, as the word is not in the united states and not in the you, god bless you guys bought it to be to the or is

a new crazy. that's why you create has a thing that the laser shape, any case who has to be in the table. and i think it's our, our position, the main. in this case nature, the secretary general spoke shortly. often the ukranian president address delegates montrose and said boxing for keys in the. busy or against russia remains crucial. there is a clear, common understanding and commit funds that you have to make sure that ukraine is the best possible place during the peace thoughts. that means continuing the training and you're paying continuing old of f and supplies into your claim. but also that the outcome of the store has to be, that's ukraine is a company, or which will never again be challenged by directions. but if not, i mean, if i'm able to put in this has to be in and joining a lasting piece. there's absolute americans are your being sure? absolutely. and the team is gonna bring it out. diplomatic editor james base is on the music security conference. definitely a change of tone for letting me as

a landscape from what we heard a few days ago. the question i would imagine is whether or not you're going leaders are listening or yeah, well i think certainly something's happening with european leaders because there's going to be me thing in the coming hours of your pin foreign ministers here in munich. certainly the tone, as you say, for the presence lensky of to think what anyone would describe with the announcements that have come from the us this week. a difficult week for him. he was being very diplomatic. and then the tone changed today. here in munich with a very hard hitting speech, i'm told by one of the ukrainian who knows what was going on, the j d then says speech was the thing that changed things for him. the made him take a different approach. he saw how europeans had reacted to that speech and he thought, now is the time to unite. so your opinions behind him? well, let's see more about that now because i'm joined by one of the,

your pin for minutes. this will be meeting here in the coming as kind of discuss the bell compass, the foreign minister opened netherlands 1st. tell me about that meeting that you're having here. and i'm also hearing that may well be set up soon. a meeting of leaders of the friendship of advising people to the meeting of european leaders. why are you having these reasons? it's very important that you are being comes to coordinate, that we're not only doing that into you formats, but also in smaller groups. because also there's no from the, there's also, for example, you pay, which is capable and may be willing to contribute to, uh, information military assets to deter and force off for a peace deal. so that's the kind of country also one that goes old with and it, but it's very important these days to uh, to compare notes and see how to move forward in supporting ukraine and continuing the pressure to russia. and then you say it's important because that notes and that's probably because this week i think has exposed that seem to be and the american position is, is not entirely clear,

but pretty big differences in the way the us sees the way forwards to piece and ukraine and you, within congress, the defense of many of the announcement by the us have not come as a surprise at least not to me. what you see at this moment is that the us is really one thing to get to a piece deal quite soon. we've also, of course, seen already since several months of presidency, lensky, it keeps stating that he expects a diplomatic end to this war, this year. what we at this moment to notice is course that everything is brought to the table, and europeans have to also look at how to be at the table, but also what can bring to the table in terms of contributions. you say the americans want to get to a piece deal pretty soon. there's a danger in that, isn't there that you don't do that the right sort of negotiation and some might say, for example, president trump saying he's going to go to most guy to meet present food and he's

already giving away one of his call. it's very important not to to give away the cards. i've also communicated that to us interlocutors. today. it is very important that we keep the pressure on russia and from the you side, we continue to do that. i expect until the 24th of february, when there's a 3 year anniversary of the large, kil, rushing innovation ukraine. that will approve a sixteen's e u. package of sanctions. so on russia and it's in the meantime, we need to keep supporting your brain, deliver the 8 that we've committed to, to, for example, the netherlands has committed to 10400000000 of military aids. and most, most of its it has been spent now, but we've still sold several billions to go. this is the right moments to re deliver the 8th. yes, sixteens the armor to the. ready armored personnel, cart carriers, a shoulder, 5 launch lockers, etc. all these kind of things we have to deliver right now to strength and ukraine on the battlefield. and give them full confidence at for the at the moment that the

negotiation table is there. lot of people who've detected a change in tone from presence lensky today. very hard getting speech from him. do you think that's a good idea? plain speaking to explain ukraine's position very, very frankly. or is there a danger given the occupant at the moment in the oval office that it could backfire? so i think it's good that presents the legs. he makes clear what he expects and what the, what he wants. i also had a very good to get it was a 5 minutes, a very good conversation with present zalinski. very open minded. i also met him a few weeks ago in key. if my main main message back done was uh, are you ready and yourself for the maybe disruptive tone invoice that the new us administration will apply? that is good to so that that's also why it's good to, to sit together and compare and, and notes and, and, and coordinate on messages. if there is a peace deal,

eventually i'm one of the ukraine is happy with that will need to be protections for ukraine going forward. this took a peacekeeping forces with the netherlands, potentially commit troops to a peacekeeping force. and you claim, particularly as the us upset the article 5, that's the part of the nato treaty, as it says, that if one allies attack, then only i lies will come to the defense. they set that one to point to a peacekeeping. well, the us administration is clearly notice that the country such as the netherlands, this is punching above its weights in terms of military aid for ukraine and also more military, 8 for your brain in terms of energy, energy security, for example, and repairs of transformers and whatever. has been hit by russian effects sold and they know that we have a short in the military capabilities. so they certainly want to, to discuss with us if we are willing and able to could contribute. that's of course in the end, always a matter that a government has the site. we always have coalition governments. and we also have to discuss how part of it. but that's the same, you know,

to european countries. i presume lots have been questioning the should that the, the state of the trans atlantic alliance. after this meeting in munich, you have a president, now he's making threats against allies sometimes. so it's kind of that it should become the 51st state as imposing terrorist and alliances like the nato alliance, which is what we're talking about here with regard to you kind of built on trust the europeans still trust the americans. what i see, what is very important as an underlying trends. i see that the us shifting its focus of its defense and security policy towards the east, off on the world map towards asia, especially china because china is seen as to be completed. the big arrival to the us and, and rightly so, if you look at the chinese navy, it's no bigger in size and number of ships than us navy, for example. so they're shifting their focus. meanwhile, the expecting from european countries to take much more responsibility for their own security for their own defense,

but also for their environment for the countries in their own neighborhoods. and that's what you see taking place right now. that's why they are expecting from the europeans to take responsibility also for a post war post deal kind of victor and forcing ukraine. that's the kind of discussions that are taking place right now. also here, munich today, cusp of outcome for a minister of the netherlands. thank you very much for talking to us here. on alex's era, the minister among the european foreign ministers, 27 european foreign ministers, he'll be having a meeting, hastily arranged meeting here to discuss the situation in ukraine in the coming as in fact, very early in the morning here on sunday here in munich. yeah, james, i am just not imagine we're going to be coming back to when that meeting is taking place for now diplomatic. edited james base. thank you very much indeed. well, also to the line to the munich security conference as being the situation in guys of the head of on about the us relief and works agency for palestinians is attending the meeting. you said he's welcome, saturdays, present of exchange,

but he's commented on the front drawn nature of the ceasefire. would be ton to an old war situation. weighs a total seating off of because a straight back would be an absolute disaster for the population there. and obviously, operating would become absolutely impossible. and, and the strength of munich outside the conference, protesters are calling for more to be done for guys that demonstrates is one more a to end of the step. and they've condemned donald trump. this plan to forcibly expel a palestinians. israel has been limiting aid supplies to the territory and many people like basic necessities, like food, shelter, and medicine. awesome booth as a deputy minister of international relations and cooperation for south africa. he's joining the not in the city a very good to have you with us

a deputy minister and is 35 years since the release of nelson mandela for prison. and the fight against apartheid was one of the motivations behind south africa. bringing its case of genocide against israel at the international court of justice were several months on. and we now have a situation that we'd be seeing pictures of in garza, we've got over $47000.00 palestinians that some say many more than that. did that move by south africa at the international court of justice achieve what you told? well, um i think it there shop the compose a, a pedigree of consciousness on the side of the state. um that it is subject to international law. uh that uh your most prominent us in dicey jay are actually applying their minds to our prayers that we have supplement that on balance is dependence time people. uh and

secondly, at all it a half threes, and inside the t a monks the pod, the states some of which are very prominent by the total part. this of is that in relation to a weapon, funds for ended heinsman of these are highly military machinery. so it does this chief impart it? um, the question should be off that uh, $48000.00 lice slate. to put more notes have been done. quick more and no that's been done in 8 of the when is that south africa sort to achieve a so yes and no. uh, but we, as you know, i'll put the name to ensure that there's a league or a reference as it relates to the 15 month long conduct of these that are in the

state. so we are continuing with the, the i c, j met at the have you formed the, hey group, your team member of that to south africa. there are 9 members, and some of those members are already, i understand, taking action against israel, a blocking trade routes, for example, blocking some items is where the items going into their countries. what else can be done? we're only actually talking about 9 countries who have taken the collaborative stand like this. what's the next move? well, the rope of quite the decisive point that you are making, understanding that the, the, you and member states once a to conduct the 93 states. so the 9 member states from the global, so if they can a collect of a decision. so this, the hate group is to collect the mechanism to enforce accountability. it's coming from the provisional measure, soft dice, j. if you look at the key issue says to

a stop or the object of speaks about the prevention of the naval and maritime ships. that extensively equipped to be carrying a weapons. a 2nd the that the member states should take a legal and actually regulate the measures to are you but the funds for all weapons of the military equipment to the state on file you set up so that the sky and critical i will be sion is the hate group is that we should obviously be able to mobilize a broad across the nation of countries that, that quanch's in that grief because of what has happened to the palestine. people who want to expand and not a little bit how much of it is directed towards israel and how much of the hey, group is directed towards the preservation of international law. because as we were talking about before, south africa has played a significant role in terms of bringing action against israel. but there are also,

it has also given rise to the possible future of the respective international law. well, look around the it over a king thrust the life new dose, the hate girl is as a result of the noncompliance to the provisional measures by the ice j. so remember up the ice and g spot, the one organization that the issue advisory opinion a by to of see note in fact, we approach the court on 3 occasions. december 20, 23, february 2024. march 2020. uh, full and consistently, um is that i or uh, you know, was just not that the adding to any of the pro vision pro vision on measures of the code. the question then comes up of all things being equal. look at the work,

the decisions of dicey jake, what else can be done, and that's why this is a, a constellation of states that upset. we invo outright in terms of international law to enforce the global accountability as it regards to the clinic of the state office. and what i have you here, i also wanted to ask you about the um, the efforts that donald trump's administration is making to pull bike american funding from around the world. obviously, south africa is one of the countries, one among many that received funding and a variety of different ways from the united states have prepared is so significant for that funding to be pulled back. well, let us, you know, be truthful. we will absolutely not prepare. if you look at the funding ex, especially on past products, our most prominent health program that lucas a comprehensive h i, v and aids program might have 12 transmission a program. so we will not prepare the we f nav on dissipate that, that they,

they may be a unit at to a, you know, action as it relates to that. but 2nd 0, but it goes for the to look at limitations and the restrictions imposed. so, you know, on our economic relationship and, and the major issue site that in the executive order by president problem is our decision to f taken is 0 and not tomas to the international court of justice. so we, we obviously redid them and it's obviously a paper that we are being adversely affected because the principal spawn points that we have taken on behalf of the palestine. people really appreciate you coming in to say is it out, is it an alvin buddhist?

thank you very much indeed. thank you very much. i'll start ahead and i'll do 0 or dies as approach as march through central london condemning donald trump is planned to move the palestinians as him guys plus for you and chief ones against the regional warrant officer of the london fox fighters seems a 2nd provincial capital in democratic republic of congo, and also secured a crucial results in the race to win the english premier lead stifle at least could it be here with days for the color of the weather is looking a little dotted and damp across so many parts of the middle east think every year class traveling saudi arabia, we've had a few spots of frontier and kata was assigned a possibility. as we go on through somebody, i think the heaviest rain will be the central pass. oh for us saturday we have got some other wet weather pushing across eastern pods,

so i'll be rocking to q weight and some snow as it runs in across the arabian mountain. let me watch bright as we go on through monday, so i will look into grades here over the next couple of days and not too great to the north of that as well. it's also some showers just around the east side of the mediterranean, and then we have the hard ground just pushing across into west syria. whether to just coming in across the it's in west composite, becky, i think so with the nasty weather as we go through the next couple of days. but i'm not the active system, this one. and this will show us for cyprus, into that eastern side of the met, just effectively that i might see some motion. i was coming into gauze as well as saying system, bugging some wet weather into the fall and most of the libya. what's the weather to into algeria pushing across into northern parts of morocco, logic life of west africa, new showers. meanwhile, across us, other africa. some heavier rain around botswana to northern parts of south africa. splitting further east or

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