of any of these days the world i couldn't do this job without the best camera man best produces the best pictures and those other people to ira long. and in order to be able to get that message out to the well, the 620 pounds as things are due to leave is really jails in the lower just exchange of the gaza ceased by deals so far, the single venue it's good to be with you, this is allison 0 light from the also coming up that follows an earlier release of 6 is really captives from us pills houses 0 that it is ready to hand over control of the strip is palestinians. what new leadership we have to them and get those issues i wanna live in is to leave the governments immediately.

and donald trump fires the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, independent, gone, promises to slash work. the israel is due to release $620.00 palestinian prisoners and detainees, and the biggest release of the goal is to cease by deal so far. some will be returned to the strip others to be occupied westbank, while some will be exiled. family and friends are eagerly waiting in gaza, southern city of hon. units for their loved ones to return among the prisoners to be released. 151 are serving life or long term sentences. 43 will be released in the occupied westbank and east jerusalem. 97 will be exiled. another 445 prisoners

and detainees taken from the strip after october 7th, are heading back to gaza. $24.00 female in charge of the prisoners jailed after october 7 will also return to augusta is good. assign eunice also zeros. sorry god was zoom is there for us. this is in the southern part of the gaza strip . so this is the 7th exchange of his really captives for palestine prisoners so far today, a mazda is upheld its end of the bargain. israel, not yet. what are you expecting as well, yes, that was completely arise. how much has happened its over today? you 6 is ready captives to the ice. yes. the wild as a part of the currency supply agreements, isabel must release at more than $600.00. was to be an identity is pro is ready to tension under the current seized by it. do you want to know that it don't happen is what has delayed the release of publish the new deputies. and we have got some information from how much movement that

a number of published near deputies have been brutally assaulted by the use valley in the thirty's and they have been mistreated during this. uh, the recent uh, couple of hours. this has been one of the latest updates that we have called from how much movement and apparently uh this a significant delay is it triggering huge concerns among the families of palestinian destiny is for us still waiting in the european hospital under such very a harsh weather conditions and we understand it a comprehensively that a boost publish studios have been detained off to october. the 7th attack for many geographical locations and cause of they have spent months and he is very detention caps. witnessing different sorts of fish treatment by these many occupation forces . and there is a growing frustration of skepticism among public studies that these very prime minister following his secure, which caused some attention that will be made at 8 p. m. today i will presumably

takes serious decisions regarding all you have to keep going and pushing forward to the implementation of the 2nd phase of the deceased by agreement. and the release of the palestinian debt to me is owed to take the ups truck to a to such as that will completely have the, the sustainability of to cease by agreement. and presumably to, to, is to be on the usability on guys, again, on the pretext of the, of this month and exhibit treat capabilities of policy of factions. that was quite clear in the friends i showed some hand all those that have been widely seen in the gaza strip through tar cowboys reporting from the gaza strip. thank you very much. sorry, we'll talk again and the clock is ticking. we'll see when and if, but i think it's going to be more when if the policy and prisons are released from o for prison, mainly. oh for prison in the occupied west. thanks, tara. thank you. the 1st phase of the ceasefire is due to end on march. first,

it has lasted 6 weeks. let's go through some of the basics here. how mazda is set to release form or bodies of captives held in gaza before phase 2 was meant to begin. so that's to say a week from now in exchange, israel will release the remaining palestinian women and children detained during the war. israel must also allow 60000 mobile homes into garza convoys carrying the homes have been waiting for approval of the egyptian side of the roof. of border crossing almost as that, israel's government is not engaging in negotiations for the 2nd phase of the ceasefire deal. so big question mark around that. earlier my colleague nick clark spoke to by same name and member of hamas, his political bureau. and he asked him, what role her mouth would play in the future of god. we have said that many times or versions in the ruling, government or administration, we are likely to have that over immediately. for unable opinion,

the present to the but the it says that even if the government didn't look at the government or the egyptian both have to have it accommodate the specialized only to run that goes into the 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 goals 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 june 1 national goals of it says before state told self determination, right of it in this going on is still valid and we will continue. oh, oh, understood. i've been with other affections. wouldn't want our people to achieve these going. but for me is what it took on me is that what that means means

included. um, because it says up to be a lot of baseball, but to run the daily lessons. but a scene 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 and to a, for the city of consensus to decide how to run all these uh, aspects of life. of the scene is more on the shore is l 0 senior political analyst, and you're joining us from doha. my one i was hoping you could talk to us a little bit about the american position because i'm also saying we're committed to the ceasefire. we heard what they are saying publicly, israel, we don't yet know what they're going to decide to do in the middle of this somewhere in the middle is the us, donald trump, specifically. and he has said, israel can do what it wants, specifically, benjamin netanyahu can do what he wants. what do you make that a

yes, i think this is the american positions just on the took office. although he did try to prove that he's the most superior leader, i want the to meaning just to show that then you know that he goes to shot record b. it's been supportive. nathaniel, at this point in time. now there are 2 things happening at the same time, cereals and the one on the is right is our meeting. i'm talking about watch sex. there's a security cabinet meeting today in his red wine at the same time. nothing. you know, special invoice number is meeting with tom special invoice call. and i think this dynamic has been the driver behind everything we see. and everything that unravels the past number of days or weeks in a sense that whatever is or i was doing is coming as a result of coordination and consultation with the pro 5 miss. and i think that

the new uh once tab is back covered. and he doesn't want at any point in the future to put some flash back at him on the controller, he once term support because if he gets trump support, he doesn't need anyone else. a support basically not to go to stop. it's because he is the president of the united states. but what does that really mean? essentially, effectively, we don't know if what trump is saying is part of a psychological warfare against the palestinians and the kind of beat those that have just met the god of the meeting. and guy wrote coming up with a concept proposal. here's what he's actually to effectively say that then, you know, needs to go back in as you cause it and you support you. meaning, we don't know if trump actually supports the continuation of war because of presumably the vatike images that you've seen or he is in,

in gauging and psychological warfare because he's putting maximum pressure on the out of to do it up quickly. i would say the following is from them, at least we're having the emotions of a new drum doctor and i'm the doctor today is the pretty method coersion and economic black. to me, it's the same document that's being applied a lot that america is the same. i talk to him about supplied with ukraine and so on . so or but more one, there's one thing i in that case, one thing i would put to you, which is that ongoing, specifically donald trump has seemed somewhat walk back his position because his original position, the shock to many and that he double, triple quadruple down on was here's a plan, remove the palestinians from gaza. it doesn't matter if it's ethnic cleansing, the us will then own gaza and the arab countries will take the palestinians that were removed. that was his plan. and now he says actually is just a recommendation. you remember we,

we talked about it at the time. it was never serious. it never went through the process that you were the decision making process. not the end that kind of been before january to before january 20th north and the national security council after january 20th. it didn't go through the motion. his advisors were shocked. pays for a secretary of state to a shock expression and both of them it list what shot and they have been ever since trying to work it back was to walk it down i should say because the club, the 3 just if i felt like it wasn't a plan, what was up that there was no god, there was an idea. wish it didn't go by guys that included if i were to better senior. and he said a lot of people support that. i have become yet to hear a single leader saying the that that supports the, including in the united states. so it was not serious, but if this was, in fact madness was the method to the mattress. was there something bonded whether

it's planned or instinctive on the part of it making pressure? i think yes. and i think that's where the visualized. once again, it's possible we psychological warfare. it's part of his pro vocation. he put the maximum bed for what i'm going to ethnic because i'm going to take it over. the data said no, that's it. okay? you say no. why? okay, is that why fine? what do you have to propose as an authentic it? since then? databases have been meeting or did they think they just picked up or have yesterday they got a meeting in keidel on march for it to respond to that madness just came out with the white house. my problem was me think nothing. you know. so in fact, why it is mad, it has generated a certain energy, if you were lost in the middle east, whereby out of the, those are trying to scratch it hard to come up with the, the, i tell you the alternative is going to be different from what they agreed to in the

1st of february, or what they agreed to in the november summit in $23.00. and i think they're gonna come up with something more to the liking this type of nathaniel hunter i'm done before. and in that sense, you could say that his doctor started you has more now on the shower was is there a senior political analyst? thank you very much. the earlier i'm us released 6 is really captive held in gaza. the group says it is ready to move to the 2nd phase of the agreement and carry out a full exchange of captives for prisoners. in order to achieve a permanent ceasefire, the captives were released and separate groups home or wink or to i'm or symptom and alia. cohen were released to the red crossing on the say, right? refugee camp in central gaza. the most handed over to others in russia,

in the southern part of the strip south show home was taken from keyboards berry during the october 7th attack and of aram and gets who had been held by a most since he entered gaza around a decade ago. in the 6th captive. hey sean, i say it was handed over to the red cross in gaza city. the 37 year old palestinian is really was taken when he entered gaza in april 2015. the 6th, or the last living captives expected to be released in the 1st stage of the ceasefire. it took effect on january the 19th. let's look at the scenes until a v for a relatives of captives held in gaza, gathered to watch their family members being released. they were joined by crowds and supporters in what is now known as hostage square that square, many as we at least have been protesting since the war began demanding the government bring all the captives home as bringing nora day and the jordanian capital. i'm on nor you're there because the is really government in palestinian

authority have banned down to 0 from reporting from inside israel and inside be occupied. westbank, a brief us on the reaction. i mean, we saw, we saw obviously the emotional response that people had when they were watching this release ceremony. grievous on the response across israel. a lacrosse israel. the political game is really in on high gear. the opposition parties are pointing the finger of blame on nothing. yeah. who accusing him of letting down the is really captive of not just when they were taken but ever every day since then. and the focus of their criticism now, and that of the families that was really kept as is the remaining is really kept as their own. there is real concern among those rallies that and nothing. yeah, i was not serious about moving to phase 2. and just in the past few moments,

there's been a statement released by the families that was really kept as they talked about, well coming, those who were released home. but they also said in our dis, disconnect at government. there are murmurs about a return to war. incomplete contradiction to the will of the people and these really interest. and that really gives you an idea of where the mindset of where these families and their supporters are. there is very serious concern because remember, the phase one of the cease fire agreement ends on march. the 1st, the goal she ations on that, haven't even started yet. nothing. yahoo is holding consultations tonight about what happens next than that has delayed the release of palestinians. detainees and prisoners, and then he's dispatching run durham are to washington to negotiate 1st with the trump administration, before anything can happen in the house with a mediator. so what does that tell us?

okay. wonder it's something that the houses here is political and let's senior political and this more one of the shar picked up on earlier than it is ron durham . and now doing the negotiation, not the heads of the intelligence services, but rhonda or him or who is the strategic affairs minister. and it was very, very close to nothing. yeah. what does that tell us that it is him in doha, conducting the talks on behalf of that now and it tells us that nothing. yeah. who is micro managing this process, that he doesn't trust others? and there have been a lot of rumors in israel, sarah la, bob natania, whole wanting to fire the intelligence chief to begin with. remember, there's a lot of tension since october, the 7th between that time yahoo and his right when coalition and the chief of the security services, the army, the military intelligence, the intelligence services. and there's a lot of suspicion. there's really a dysfunctional relationship almost between the 2. nothing. yeah. oh accuses

a those in the establishment of leaking dis, favorable messages to the media about him and about the negotiation process of accusing him of the really negotiations in the past. because let's around our viewers. this is the deal that could have been reached in the summer of last year, but it wasn't. and the person that is held responsible for that by the families of captives ad. these really opposition is benjamin netanyahu bringing in ron durham, or is having someone in his corner. this is a political figure, a political appointees who will do nothing. yeah. who is bidding no matter what? and, and that is a clear message for these really public and all involved neuro day. thank you very much. north you're reporting from amman. jordan, as bringing mal is, you know, in his really peace activist who has spent his career advocating for peace between israelis and palestinians. his parents were killed in the october 7th, the tax. he joins us from benyamin

a and israel mos. how are you processing everything? not just is happening today, but that's been happening for the last 5 weeks. this phase, one of the deal with is really captives being released, you know, on a weekly basis and policy and prisoners being released. how do you feel about all of it? i see, lad, i'm feeling very said differently when they are bobby's. that'd be in exchange. i feel got a little boy addition on both sides. continue to be paid to are. do you want to go see a lot of the lines and not the vision and beginning or promising us in a better future like we bought and like most people need them. so what is happening now? so we'll be back in 500 days ago, and just they have to then go to the same as that that happened. i feel like parents won't keen negotiation for those pages will be bringing in my say very

began then. and now more than $500.00, you is $500.00 days after that was we was supposed to be in negotiating very hard on the last thing base to start. they can see it reconciliation process between the 2 nations. and it will just wasting a time with the line and will always be a future. very said, miles you have said before that you forgive, come us for killing your parents. that forgiving him us now puts you in a very small minority and israel as you know better than me. but it hits differently, obviously, coming from somebody who has experience direct personal loss at the hands of hamas . can you run us through that? yes. this entity, hey, i think it was 3 months after that. my parents were a kid that i was listening, but i stand peace activities totally awhile. and it will say that these willing to

forgivable the boss is willing to forgivable the present. but he wants that cannot forgive, nothing is this into knowing this for the future or not creating a better future. so i was asking myself, if i want to be in the, in the act, the eh, and happy. and then as the person that comes out while the senior and the piece activities will ensure they fully, i'm sure they fully and the media is in my say, if this was the easy answer to forgive, come us. because we might not e commerce on october, the 7th was acting up on his nature. how much is a fundamentally extreme, is they organization that these are pressing and keeping these on people and killing innocent people? is there a jewish he's? read is even better, but i was thinking the bench i want the spanish, i want them to bring the price. those will be paid in my parents likes and on so

many of my child friends. the problem is that since you weren't in the states, i was seeking a bench within these where the government and goes feeling well. the story may form the inside and i decided to forward, you both come us to engage with government. and folks only in the future realizing, but for giving those who how me as i am reading, my says i free my says from being misleading to those. welcome to those who are uncomfortable and those watching kids, my parents and, and eat redemption into redemption. and i be, don't cure, i use my sense. and from that moment on, i was able to, to china, my pain, my sorrow, my agony, and automatically so says into a dialogue that always, by the way, these riley's dialogue that we bring us, we bring this believe at the future. and they decided to follow easy,

it's very difficult, it's very difficult. mazda made the guy jump in for a 2nd. this word forgive, that seems to me so important. and a year and a half, almost a year and a half of reporting on this from this chair. you're the 1st person that spoken to who has uttered that word of forgiveness. um, what reaction do you get when you say those things within israel? a stone? yes. we are speaking with the minority, but my parents already those memo the only do what you will, how it's been you even you feel to be only one and they want to be leaving what you'll be doing, keep on doing. so i'm just continuing like there is legacy, but there are many organization, one of them was for me that one is the family to get. it's an organization of indian, but that's gonna be feminine. that's been working together now whole to maybe they came walking together a great entire room. great thing, simple group for most people because there is no difference. you know, tiers,

you know, with pain. we all stuff for reading for the ongoing thing that they didn't style. it is sci fi live days ago, and so they built a bo this century ago, and we believe that use the key 20. so i can go ahead and launch it. and i wonder, have you been able to convince anybody of this since october 7th, because this you're advocating forgiveness, as you said, you were in your view carrying on your parents legacy. and that's what they would have done and wanted you to do. but have you convinced anybody have you brought anybody over as an advocate to your side? yes, i am convinced many starting with my own family. my. the sister is not the chairman of the family, be read family and on the coming to me in less than the full month, full now enjoys the name of the on the 8th and 9th. we're going to do the people to be something. the largest piece event they seek,

they meet at least that it's been in a few decades. are we going to have policy and we're going to have these rallies. we don't have of these people of that kind of me. if you go so far as a people from the security field and to get there and then people would be saw me, we're going to advocate for peace with an advocate for vision. and we're going to advocate and show all the future look can be just amazing and like so many conflict ended. it was on the old. it's from the one the form you wrote from america in japan. so whenever we, where you look for a lot of history, there is a conflict that ended and the but that's the need for the any questions once a week is going to end song and will, will convey our know, is the civil society to go into a leadership position and changing the discourse. and so these, these things you'll do is very both in order to achieve that. so i want to thank

you for way of the new quote. one more thing for you then, and i know i'm sort of circling around the same topic. the same theme here. if you spoke to a palestinian, who said, hey, israel has killed 62000 people in the gaza strip, including women, children, the elderly. if you spoke to, and i believe you have to, people in near all is in israel saying, hey, i'm us is killed, children here to and the elderly here to. and if they said to you with their pals to, you know or is really, i cannot forgive that. i just can't do it. what do you say to them? mm. i would say that the i, i'm friends with them. i tried to be done from folk, the 7th, and then steve crying with the bus, the athenians, and he's ready. that's the last one. but they want to offer them it and to tell them and please buyer them that these conflict with then to and the only way to end the end to end the bloodshed end to find and then to find q.

and and he if we're moving together the policy in, in israel is these families we want to work together to is to make sure that we stop steak and find out a lot of our lives. i know i would have loved one any fema wanda, and they weren't able to reconcile active in genocide that within the 3 months emmanuel people watching emmanuel and key people are watching as much as we're not only so if you want to know the golden water and then they have decided to wait on the site, and if, if these right, the jewish people was able to reconcile it with germany only a few days after the 7 set back. and they both my parents as so bind barrels. there's so much that, that send me a message from b lean less than a 2 years since at the end of the 2nd hole and the post. and if the soul of,

by the, on the dfcs that i can find shelter in abilene. so we can fine show the full boys, people bully fairly well, but a senior and the show the last be on i will be loud and share of land and we're going to do it in a moment. more people enjoying a moment, money money, many, many more people to join the he'd spend for admission. the quotation of 60 stephen says that the organization, cnn, and the lady as well when coming anyone to join us and to support the future, the future, most people and mostly known we hear you. thank you very much for coming on out here. thank you very much. now or a goldberg isn't, is really political commentator. he says, one of the majority of his really support war in gaza. their priority is to see these really government implement the full ceasefire agreement and bring all the hostages on i think is early is again, are confused because,

and they do support the notion of the war and guys, uh they do, sir, and it is a central thread from from us they buy into the notion that uh it is the ultimate condition for moving forward from us not be in gaza, but they are also very passionate about carrying this deal to the finished releasing. call the hostages. they don't care so much about the future of the boston is 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, but still hopeful and very happy at the coming home with the hostages. now about rudy has spent 45 years and is really jails making him the world's longest serving political prisoner. he's expected to be one of the $620.00 palestinians to be released in the coming hours. here's his wife's story.

yeah, and you had the coolest i just met and said, oh it says that the noise that says this in the moon, this is tina the to definitely look at the card and show a lie and it doesn't show you the yeah. yeah. because the, as i said it, yeah, he's a, has a similar to me. yes. yeah, lee shipment, but it's not in the sense that so it's kind of a bad hopefully by new means. electric elizabeth, homeless to close, opposite the bad to us to just electing said, cut out and actually the 100 and the see how does it sort of come on the back of the.