the style of the past, the defense who makes football on the . ready ready ready and the alarm serial then yea, it's good to have you with us. this is the news our life from don't. coming up in the program to day 620 palestinians are due to leave is really jails. and the largest exchange at the gaza ceasefire. deal so far that follows an earlier release of 6, this really captives sales houses 0. it is ready to hand over control of the strip . if palestinians designed new leadership we have told them to get those in all the

stations. our living is to leave the government immediately. donald trump fires the chairman of the joint chiefs of stuff and the pedagogy promises to slash its workforce county support some premier league rest bite from manchester. united they recovered from being at sea, goes down a strong suit saves with evanson, the israel is due to release $620.00 policy and prisoners and detainees. and what is the biggest release of the gas a ceasefire deal so far? some will be returned to the strip others to the occupied westbank and something will be deported. family and friends are eagerly waiting and gaza southern city of hon. eunice for their loved ones to return among the prisoners to be released. 151

or serving life or a long term sentences. 43 will be released in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. 97 will be deported. another 445 prisoners and detain these, take them from the strip after october, 7th will head back to gaza. 24 female and child prisoners jail after october 7th. also returning to gaza or early a mouse released 6 is really captive held in the gaza strip. and the group says it's ready to move to the 2nd phase of the ceasefire agreement and carry out a full exchange of captives for prisoners. that is really kept as a policy and prisoners in order to achieve a permanent ceasefire. the captives were released and separate groups of anchored. homer shipped off and the a cohen were released to the red cross, and on the se, right, refugee camp, that's in the center of this. the

almost handed over to others in rough uh that's in southern gaza. tell show hom was taken from people. it's very, during the october 7th attack, a very mean gets to had been held by him us since he entered gaza around a decade ago. and a 6th captive his shovel aside was handed over to the red cross in gaza city. the 37 year old palestinian, his really was taken when he entered gaza in april 2015. that would be 6, or the last living captives expected to be released in the 1st stage of the sci fi deal that took effect on january. the 19th, or correspondents are covering the story from across the region nor days. and i'm, i know we'll come to you in a moment 1st. so let's go to topic a boy zoom. he is outside the, your european hospital in hon. eunice. that is in the southern part of gaza. so you're expecting, hundreds of palestinians were taken by these really military in the gaza strip since the beginning of this war to be really released back the guys a but in the coming moment. so in the coming hours,

but so far you've seen no incorrect. it will uh, serial. uh what we do know is that the uh, is fairly saw. it has delayed the release of the palestinian debts in used to 8 am until 8 pm causes low, tow time off to carry out security consultation with his security. keeping up in israel as a part of their ongoing discussion to either release the palestinian debt to these or to reasonable own cause of this has been why be the main for yes, for many families who are right now at the rookie and hospital, we have been waiting for long hours since the hours of this morning and the such to be the weather conditions, expecting the return of their loved ones at the moment. but they were shocked by these reports coming to from the east. very sites that they have delayed the release of the palestinian destinies. we understand that at least a full $191.00. tell us the inductive use will arrive to the gaza strip by the end

of the day. but apparently it has been done by the use of the site is sort of short for regarding the implementation of deceased by agreement. apparently the i c r c has received a today, a 6 is valid captives. and the way to send it over to the is by the side and in return is a part of the deal. these where the site must release the numbers of public opinion that needs to be reunited with the beloved ones. but we need to model if you was with the threat that made by the use what the problem minister, benjamin and you all the time us would be a full price for the delay of the releasing the body of share with the past and the confusion that has resulted from the mix of bodies that took place yesterday bought yesterday, how much was handed over the body to the ice. you're seeing the very secretive circumstances and now for families, the next few hours will bring the money. and i'm just the patient for the release of the or the loved ones. and apparently several of the afraid of the resumption of

both because they believe that these very prime minister may, was noble in garza, following all the scenes of strength that has been seen by the palestinian arms factions. not only in the central or the southern part, but also in old areas of the strip in which they operated. and then we have declared that the managed to mimic totally dismantle the infrastructure east of factions in causal for right now, i can see how frustrating they are. mothers, children, elderly people are waiting in the courtyard of europe at hospitals for the purposes of the i. c, r c to access the work in hospitals, but this will not happen until the submission of these really a thirty's to release them while we are waiting for further restriction to be provided about that within the next 2 hours. yeah, topic is just gone. 5 pm in gaza and you said that those release is supposed to happen. now have been delayed until at least 8 pm, so it's going to be

a couple more hours before you see anyone arrive in gaza. look, if we go back to what happened a few hours ago in the strip is really captives were released in several batches. right? uh, 6 in total. you covered one of those events. you've covered all the previous events . how to today, what you saw in full today compared to what's happening previously in terms of releasing the captains a well uh, serial. uh, to tell you real fast that he has witness for the 1st time, the release of the piece by the captives from one of the closest point to philadelphia, corey to whether use video q, patient forces or station to now take you control over the entire course. we do that, so that's we. the goal is this trip and distribution territories. the see not today was a well organized and was list for us like in comparison with the previous hand. all those that take took place in that utah cause this trip. i must bite does,

since the hours of this morning has been securing the entire region in which the hand over took place the, the entire approach has, has gone very smoothly. the cause of the i c, r. c. what protected during the movement and the hand over was carried up successfully under the all ease of use, many a drones that continue to whole by the entire region during the time of the hands over and under the side also of thousands of palestinians. watkins of the hand over today, and we how much and the direct cross spots. we understand also that other parts of distribute them is a right trick. you do come right to the tablet. has a completely top at this area at the same description, had taken place, that in terms of the 11th of the, of commitments they will organize scene that was completely shown in the central area. but the newest of the strip, there was no official ceremony for had been over the captive due to some specific, closer duration. that's how most movement has expressed publicly to be used by the

southern region on the gates. it's a tar cub with whom reporting from hon. eunice, inside the gaza strip, will come back to you. tara. thank you very much. and these were the scenes in tel aviv where relatives of captives held him gauze are gathered to watch their family members being released. they were joined by crowds of supporters in what is now known as hostage square. that's where many israelis have been protesting since the war began. demanding the government, bring all the captives home, nor day is in the jordanian capital a mine you're there, nor of course because these really government and the palestinian authority. you have banned down to 0 from reporting from inside israel and the occupied westbank. can you give us a sense of how today's events were received inside israel? well sarah, this was an emotional day for is really,

is especially the families of the captives. those who are, you know, receiving their loved ones home and those who are still waiting for their loved ones to be released. and really the focus of the messages from the families of is really captives has been that nothing yahoo, these really prime minister must, must go on to phase 2 of the cease fire agreement. that is really the heart of the message not withstanding, of course, that, that, that portion of these really public is very angry with these really govern, very angry with not send me a whole. and this is not lost on the opposition, which has pointed the finger at nothing yahoo accusing him of letting down the captives when they were actually taken. but also every day since then, one of the leaders of is really parties said this was on forgivable. so for now, that is really what these really public has been hearing. no official comments from

these really government on the events that have transpired. save for the messages of these really are we talking about the various stages and that the chapters were in fact delivered by the red cross when that when those uh, deliveries have yeah, we'll talk a little bit more about face to in the future of this current c spy, a deal uh just to in a moment in the show, but nor i want to ask you about nile barton too, because he is one of the 6 $120.00 fallacy and prisoners that we believe will be released today. and he's been in his really prison. he has spent a sum total of 45 years in his really prisons. what does he symbolize for palestinians? a yeah it it not. and story is a one that really brings home what palestinian prisoners mean to palestine. this is a people who have seen more than

a 1000000 palestinians imprisoned by israel. over the course of the occupation up to 40 percent of males have been taken at one point or another is really custody. and so there is a reverence to palestinian prisoners in palestinian society and culture there. so you knows how big sacrifice their freedom for the freedom of their nation. and nobody has done that more than not. and having spent 45 years is really pro imprisonment. of course, he will be exiled, expelled from his homeland and taken to egypt until such time as a country at says it is willing to host him. and his finally have been barred by as well from traveling to egypt to receive him. but really his story, his plight, his sacrifice, if you will, is what it points to where the palestinians hold these prisoners and they hold them in high regard. because really any palestinian especially males are subject to

this threat. subject to this danger, if you will, at any point in their life, whether their children under uh, 40 or adults or even the elderly, not, and as politically emotionally culturally will hold a very high importance and significance impala study and society. of course for his the sacrifice, but also perhaps for any inputs he might have in palestinian politics later on, even though he won't be in palestine once he's released. okay, nor thank you very much, that's alpha 0 is neuro de reporting from amman. jordan, let's do a check on the deal, the timeline and where we are right now. the 1st phase of the ceasefire that we're in right now is due to end on march. the 1st, that's saturday, a week from the how it will have lost its 6 weeks how mazda is due to release 4 more bodies of captives held in gaza before phase 2 is scheduled to begin and exchange. israel will release the remaining palestinian women and children who were

detained or captured during the war israel. it is also supposed to allow $60000.00 mobile homes at the gaza convoys carrying them have been waiting on the egyptian side of the roof of border crossing for approval. to enter and so far, only a handful of b, $60000.00. i've actually made it into the strip. now how my says that israel's government is not engaging in negotiations for the 2nd phase of the sci fi deal. those negotiations were due to start earlier in phase one. earlier my colleague, me, clark spoke to bus him name a member of homeless political bureau and he asked him what role homos would play in the future of gaza. we have said that many times or versions in the world in government or administration, we are likely to have that over immediately for unable opinion. so presented the by the because they wouldn't take government digging across the government or the egyptian both have to have,

accommodate specialized only too long that goes it to them in co ordination with the government in. i'm a lot, but i get how much is mislead them as, as, as a movement as a political activity, as a, as the you have to be. what would your role be within gauze or that of us when it was founded was founded as opposed to being on national resistance movement for vehicles to get the provision to achieve the senior on the june 1 national goals of it says, well for state hold. so the combination right over to this going on is still valid and we will continue all of us collect, been with other affections, wouldn't want our people to achieve these going. but for me is what it took on me is the bottom. i think this means including this, this, i think we actually have this ball but to run the daily lessons. but the thing is

to run both of the kind of abilities and the facilities of the scene is when it comes to health and you cation, the social affairs, police 7 police of crossings. in the, or even in the west bank. we are ready to leave it up to a, for the city of consensus to decide how to run all these uh, uh, aspects of life, of the scene as well on the shower as options. you're a senior political analyst, you're joining us from doha. moran is good to have you with us. so if we look at the landscape here, i'm us says we're committed to the deal. israel is not engaging with negotiations. meanwhile, donald trump, in the us to saying to benjamin netanyahu, do what you want. how do you read all of this? yes, it's complicated, right? and it doesn't baldwin off or implementing the 2nd board that the 3rd straight is of the ceasefire. but while this continues to be shocking, it's, there is no surprise at all since nothing they all have said that uh,

throughout the process due to the during the day when he signed on the cease fire deal the, this is not meant to end the war is just to cease fire and it's just temporary. and as long as israel did not achieve this, the objective is namely destroyed, come us, that it is not going to end the war or for the withdrawal from the gaza strip as long as how much remains intact with its farms. and hence, despite the various statements from most, certainly the government is not convinced that this is the end of the road and that they wouldn't be taking measures. my sense is that tom statements, only edge not gonna be all on, gives, gives him the necessary supports he needs which order to all files from his cabinet in order to carry on with the war. how much this thing and you heard him in that interview. there with the, with our colleague, nick clark were ok to let somebody else govern the gaza strip. now this is

potentially major because of course, as, as, as you just reminded our viewers, israel want time us out and they certainly want, i'm us to not govern anything in the future. i'm us thing. okay, we'll let someone else govern the gaza strip. how do you read that? well, here again, there is, you know, 2 things at least to be said about that one. i think it's uh, kind of a sobering room reminder for those who continuous to claim that have basketball, victorious in the classic sense of the word or in the classic sense of victory. but of course not to a mess was able to be set task was able to win that a way, 16 months. so genocide was able to come out of the ashes of the debris of the destruction and deliver the captives. in fact,

it proves to be able to withstand the assault by you know, incredible. but barracks bombings. oh gosh. and yes, it is flushed, just step aside and they know that and that's why they are volunteering by saying, okay, we will step aside because there's going to be no legal instruction with garza what . how mass manages, or rules of i guess that's the 1st for the 2nd point, which is far more complex. i would say is that there is both a disagreement. it's unfortunate for the palestinians, but it is what it is that by the city and the best under my lot the which also sort of runs the p. i loaded up at a celebration organization that is meant to be that it presented over of palestine as a whole, including guys that were spanking use, use them as well as but a series of outside does not want us to be anyone into fiction and does not want to have us to continue to be armed,

whether in gaza or the westbrook or elsewhere it be better still. yeah. most of the day based on the fix, that arms should be on the in the answer dependency. i'm a product, no one else, and they made that clear, throw out the best one of the dates agreements with how much. now there is a substantial part of the process to get people, as well as in the region. in general, the things that kind of thing is including i must have a right to resist the occupiers as good as don't to buy yours. stay ok. a good bike, but as the, as long as there's no independent better cigna state, that kind of thing is how about right, that's how most of the right and here is the disagreement. and i think the out of world is going away in the next few days. talking about how they kind of, how it political start, garza and probably give us the last words on whether they do accept him as on and present. it goes on right now on the shower. i was a 0 senior political editor. thank you very much for one a. let's go to ory goldberg now or isn't. israel is really political commentator.

you are joining us a or a from tel aviv 1st. i wanted to ask you, you're on the ground in israel, you live there. how, where today's events perceived with a lot of joy. and generally i think with a sense of confusion and mixed emotions, the anger that we saw in previous exchanges is less present. possibly because homos had made the effort to return the body of should it be best and it was clear that there was somebody on the other side you was trying to make. a goal of this i think is early is again, are confused because they do support the notion of war and guys, they do, sir, and there is a central thread from, from us. they buy into the notion that it is the ultimate condition for moving forward from us not be in gaza, but they are also very passionate about carrying this

d. ready to the finished releasing call the hostages, they don't care so much about the future of the palestinians that they care very much about the release of the hostages. and these 2 is very difficult to request them. so i think is, are, these are frustrated, confused. it's still helpful and very happy at the coming home with the hostages. has benjamin netanyahu, whose political calculus changed at all. in the last 5 weeks, we are 5 weeks into the sci fi deal. and part of the logic behind making all these phases, as long as they are right, a month and a half each time. is it after 5 weeks of no fighting, mediators we're kind of hoping that is real and almost to some extent, but mainly israel would be unwilling, we just wouldn't have the appetite to go back the war. do you think that that's actually taking hold? as i do, i think civil rights, i think israel is broken. uh yeah,

it lacks resilience, it lacks resources. it lacks international support. true. we have our hardcore settler, right. who wants to move forward with the forever war for as long as it takes until both the west bank and guys are settled that most is are, these are, are truly in a state of existential fatigue. and as they look around, they see what's happening. and there is a clear dissociation, there's a clear gap between the way as early as talk, and i think 70 or 80 percent of his early support, the quote unquote trump plan for an ethnic cleansing of guys. huh. and what is, are these believe can actually be done? because are, these are looking at reality on the ground right now. and they see that what can be done as a return of the hostages, not much more. and they support this short term achievement. and they are committed to it much more than they are to any kind of long term vision as the source offered by the substance. so what's a plausible scenario as far as they are concerned going forward?

because if these really government wanted to move to face to then the best way to do that would be to have already started negotiating with homeless, right. that's what was supposed to happen. but they, as we all know, have not realistically, where do you think it's gonna as well, realistically, i think it's because feminist and it's an yeah, to carry out this deal to the finish that to make it seem as though it's the most difficult piece of political negotiation and transaction he has ever had to carry out. so it's the, i think we'll see a lot of it is i think we'll see a lot. well, it's not theater because it also has a real cost, mostly in palestinian gladwell exclusively in boston in black. so, but it is theater, ultimately, i think we'll see a lot of hedging a lot of obstructions, a lot of attempts and is always part to deny past commitments. but the fact that ron durham are and it's and now his right hand man is not leading the negotiations and not the head of the southern sion but it's actually

a good sign for the deal. because this means that things can get done term or is equivalent to season with cough trumps in this area to them. at least he is not beholden to anyone except his boss. and i get a sense that when trump system that the now you go ahead and do what you want, trump is basically calling that's in the i was bluff and say you're going to do what i want because trump knows nothing, you know, is a hatcher. so i don't think that to now as much as a child assisting divers, input and charges and negotiations to ultimately make sure the deal goes through a company. but more than its fair share of political theatre necessary to. ready take them and yesterdays already. goldberg as really political commentator. thank you very much for joining us on the else. is there a news out? thank you for having me. and a dead live shits was among the deceased is really captives whose bodies were returned to israel. on thursday, the 84 year old journalist was a long time defender of palestinian rights. he was taken from his home in keyboards, near or alongside his wife. during the october 7th,

the tax lift kits was one of the oldest captives held in gaza. daniel lifted is his grandson and he joined us as the exchange of his really captives was taking place in august. they arrived earlier today. daniel explained to us how he was feeling from toby and so so hot uh its all this mix of the ceiling from the pain sorrow. but the closer or uh my grandfather and uh, 2 days release which uh, all of them are as family for me. we need to find an immediate solutions for who will take place in gaza and then these riley already agreed with the roll all the forces from gaza. and of course we sold the hostages and from us and not the same guy that that's the most important thing and what we have to work on, you know, that's what the also trump is saying. president trump said release all the hostages . i mean a, it's a must. these ceremonies are not helping that's. i mean,

this fema joseph uh, of the hostages, going up on the, on the stage and then down south king speaking. i mean, they were there for 505 days. is that the, you know, the smallest respect for them is to release them properly, just to move them between the cost of the hands of the red bras. and so he's read those images are showing that some us want to continue the war. they don't want to stop the war and they don't want the benefit of the police spin in. we are, we have to make sure that to, that's those images are stopping. and now i will start to try and live because seeing the his face, i just start to cry. just say them, you know,

that was danielle lucius. the grandson of. uh, um or you lift shits was brought in, whose body was returned by a mouse on thursday. still ahead on alpha 0. some of the government soldiers baffled. i saw fighters in the northeast and put the land originally, killing dozens, entrenched in mistake. germany's political parties hold their final campaign rallies the head of a general election on sunday. and in support, the latest chapter in rugby, the oldest international rivalry is about to start will be here later this hour with the latest that the

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