all the hundreds that former palestinian prisoners have returned home to guys right in the occupied westbank. but israel is yet to release more than 40 women and children. the play you're watching l g 0 live from to high with need for these bad people as well . says the bodies are full captives have been identified. i'm off handed them over as part of the gas a ceasefire deal also in the news. so you case prime minister and us prize of and are expected to discuss the war in ukraine when kids found the visits, the white house. i'm going to mcbride at the boost and drug and show in south korea showcasing the very latest in drones, from the big to the small to the absolutely. next

the, these really president says the remains of full captives come off handed over late wednesday nights have been identified as well is now expected to release more than 45 as seen in women and children. the process was delayed while forensic tests were carried out on the capt. his bodies. earlier, hundreds of palestinian prisoners arrived in gaza and the occupied westbank. they were released as part of a sci fi agreement between israel and how much neuro day reports the red cross escorts palestinian prisoners from his rarely captivity to freedom. they're greeted with cheers and jubilation. all the way to the cultural title in drama. comedies were waiting. these men describe these really prisons as

graveyard. how their freedom, a rebirth caught out. do you know, i mean, why not? we've been taken out of us suffering as if we've been dug out of our own graves. what we've been through is the situation. the not even mountains can carry. it's very hard to explain it. so want to talk about what we've been through this reunion should have happened last saturday, but it didn't because these really probably administer sits under the deal. how must agreed to release the remaining 4 bodies of his really captives in exchange for israel. resuming implementation of the agreement, the largest number of palestinians released close to 500, was in gaza. freed, after the identity of the captives remains for verified 11 were serving life or long sentences. i don't know if both sides consider this the best possible outcome,

but i think it's the only outcome. and i think we should look at actions rather than words despite the most is and over ceremonies, despite returning wrong. uh, female courts, despite israel's obstructions and heated rhetoric about flagrant violations. this is have the bodies has been returned. phase one has ended for leasing, more palestinians and israelis will depend on resuming successful negotiations. as a parent mostly small window of, of fortunately for face to the cease fire and mediators will have to overcome fevers calls for war. from within the is really government to avoid a cup of straw, fix that back with all the data. i'm of what was got him to saw who had following developments in israel from jordan's capital a mine. but 1st,

let's go to hunting motors and guys, a city honey we saw emotional, sees in both the occupied, west bank and gaza. tell us about the condition of the policy and prisoners who have returned to god. what a folly, what is it? quite an emotional moments for many of the families who were waited last saturday for their loved ones and funds and daughters to be released from his re these here . but there was an in house where the poppies in til early hours of this morning and get about dawn time when the batch was released. very tearful moments, very emotional want. and as soon as we see and the palestinians hawks is leaving the boxes, entering the i gather of getting hospital good. let's see the park difference of the conditions the works of put a through the the have appeared to lose significant weight. they were physically tired, was walk and struggling to walk in that for, for as, as we saw it,

as well as the, the many times a day expressed how terrible it was. the, the conditions inside is really just the many times and were beaten and tortured and physically abused by the guards of the, of the detention center that almost feel like a daily with you. for that we spoke with one of the deputies who was just released and reunited with his family right at this location. and this is what he had to share with us about his experience for a whole year and detention center. and i'm having dilemma for me. i'm very glad to be back with my family, but at the same time, i'm not happy. i saw my daughters and i didn't recognize them. they don't recognize me either. when we faced torture and beatings in prison, i myself was beaten as well. they kept us under the rain, they kept us natured, they threw water at us, the electrocuted us. we also got skin diseases. i saw prisoner with worms coming out of his body and then they give prison. i have seen a prison as lost 80 kilograms in one year. there was no food. when we woke up in

the morning at 8 am, they would call on me the intelligence agency would take me and leave me in the darkness for 3 days. i'd be handcuffed and beat no food for 3 days. they don't give you anything but half a loaf of bread and half a glass of water. honey. phase one of the ceasefire deal between hamas and israel is technically coming to an end. now talk to us, remind us of what was achieved in this 1st phase and what still needs to be completed. the whole phase, one of the feeds fire looks like it has been completed in one sided manner right now with the release of all the cap is the $33.00 of them, including the 8 bodies that the last 4 were handed over at last night to these various side by then the palestinian side, the by the, they'd buy a mazda here at the, uh, the, the chief party in this whole process have committed to the terms of the c as 5,

compared to these various side we looked at is we have had not lived up to the agreement of the ceasefire chief among these, the terms as the the entry of much needed the humanitarian aid into the gaza strip . the reconstruction materials, many of the trucks in the below is over on the other side of the borders, have not been allowed in it over there were only couple of these will. those are being allowed here to designated organizations just to clear ways in front of these organization to start operating, but nothing for people on what we've seen in the past day is the complete absence of any of these obligations being implemented on the ground. so not a part of from the fact that many of the stuff that being allowed in our complimentary not necessarily essential for people to go on with. busy life, but we're seeing also a complete absence of mobile homes don't have many of the tents that are needed, forcing people to move into the temporary shoulders that just the other day. one of these been very shoulders just collapsed and luckily the family rushed out of the

village before it completely came down. this is part of the risk that people are living it through. the failure of these very are the government that is very monetary to commit to the seeds by agreement, not all the threatening the ability of the ceasefire to move on to the 2nd phase, which would have started in terms of negotiations on the 16th february. but it didn't start yet, just put a huge a question mark on the serious this of these really a government of the prime minister, particularly as this has been vacant. this thing with this intention repeated by many of the statements to extend the phase one rather than move into a much more solid agreement, which will primarily in the work completely and ensure the full withdrawal of these really monitor from the entire gall this trip. honey. thank you very much for that . that sounds easy, or is honey, my moultrie forcing their life from guys a city. it's not bringing him to us on who to was in amman. jordan for is how does that? because these are the government and the policy and authority of find out as they are from reporting inside israel and the occupied westbank. these really is have

said have that they won't proceed with the release of the remaining prisoners until they identified the bodies of the captives. they received that and it has not been completed. so where do things stand? it's still unclear when exactly israel is going to release and the remaining palestinian detainees were talking about more than 40 women and children who were detained from dogs. a by is really forces during the 15 months of fighting. it's unclear when they are going to be released after there was more than a 5 day delay in the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners to both gaza and the occupied westbank after israel have essentially inserted new conditions as part of the deal saying they wanted the remains of these really captives to be brought back to israel earlier. and the previous 4 bodies that were brought back to israel also happened earlier than scheduled. chemist says that they are willing to show

flexibility the as part of this deal. and as part of getting those palestinian detainees and prisoners out from those is really detention centers, but it's unclear exactly how israel is going to move forward today with their release. how much pressure is there on this now? we'll have to, to, to get the remaining captors out and, you know, what will that be a determining factor for him to continue on to the next phase as well . there are significant pressure from family members of captives who are not part of phase one to 33 who were part of phase one are now all back in israel. but since this deal had come into its inception, those family members were saying that this deal needs to be seen all the way through to phase 2 to phase 3 at ultimately an end to the war. but it's also worth mentioning of that and, and now i'm is really official just in the last hour has sent a memo to is really media is really journalist saying that israel is not going to

withdraw from the philadelphia core door. this is this area that is between gaza and egypt to that these really army has had quite a heavy presence. and since the start of the war, even though it's one of its requirements under the ceasefire deal, but it's unclear if that's even going to move forward because there are reports but nothing yahoo wants to extend phase one rather than moving to phase 2 and committing to an end to the war, trying to release more captives without a commitment to ending the fighting. how much as they're willing to show flexibility, releasing all of the captives in one large batch at the beginning of phase 2. so it's unclear exactly where we stand, even though you have members of nothing else. government who's been pushing for a return to war, saying that none of their military objectives have been achieved, including defeating, have us militarily and politically. so there is a lot of pressure mounting on all sides and we're going to get the answers in a couple of days because the ceasefire expires on saturday. i'm to thank you very much. i'm the son who live there in a mon. well, area we spoke to milas, you know,

and, and is there any peace activists whose parents were killed in the house late october 7th, the tax on southern israel. he says, the road to peace and justice goes beyond the sci fi deal. i think the closure wouldn't be reached, only was not the se, uh eh, reaching a ceasefire and the, and the dean, the release, or all stages in prison. there the close, it will be only when we make a lasting peace when the outcome of this bloody and there is a thing war, we'd be reconciliation. and they can think that as a rush and this will be the closure. otherwise, bear with me that would be no just vacations or any of the sticker 5. that was a be made by both but a student and these ladies. and this is basically what i'm saying from the day i left my parents on the 7th that we must in the will. busy we must a,

make it do or stages present. it will be and we must doubt a reconciliation process between these and even ballast unions. because in this conflict, he's been going full. don't full about his 10 feet. is that any ballasting and conflict is that we are locked in the truck. we've been led by experienced image on both sides. and it's done 20 conflicts and it would with these that will be our children deserve it. and all the people, all the fault in the meaning when people are leaving the or between they gave it to this, the 7 me on is what i always say. maybe a little less than yes, we baby enough with our blood. that was a life and it's done, it went this, this trauma and these be, here's riley is expanding. it's offensive in the occupied westbank, forcing more palestinians to leave their homes. these are in the military analysis planned to demolish houses in the north shines refugee camp and took around families say they could take only a few of their belongings with them, nor a con reports scenes of desperation in the occupied

westbank at the north show repartee count in tow, cut them families pack was to have that he'd carry the the we would take them by surprise. as these riley forces stone, the area on fire tear gas on the residents of the refugee camp. we, the red crescent rushed to help the household or to, to evacuate before the demolition of the homes. the force of occupation. notice from these variety, mid a tree came ahead of us upon demolitions. the area around which means these residents don't have much time. the i was not able to carry any of our positions, not only my medication and some quotes. it's a really dire situation. the expansion that as well as military rates across the occupied westbank means that the costs a month to load around $40000.00 palestinians have be forced to be expelled from

their homes. some of this is indescribable, it's beyond reason, taught of destruction. they left nothing standing, even beds, chairs and features. it is as if the area was hit by a massive as quick evidence of as well as the tree escalation is all around in nablus rates continue in that you need refugee camp tanks can now be seen. it's the 1st time as well as to point them to the occupied westbank since 2002 and come out to you. shock at the scale of the destruction. the it's a lot of what certainly have they bulldozed the roads, but they also destroyed the critical facilities on purpose. the towns, main roads were intentionally destroyed, even the side access roads were not sped. it is total destruction. israel maintains these rates are necessary in order to route out what it calls built since so

many policy, you'll see it as pulse with broad assets to expand and cement is ready to control over the occupied westbank. laurel code, which is 0. still a head on algae 0, displaced by war, now denied an education why we're looking at children in india aren't allowed to go to school. the nonsense needs as mission blast saw searching for water on the as we come to the end of february, which is traditionally the coldest and snow east months in a european winter. so there's bit of cold and snow. what keeps waiting to what is

really cold but not snowing rather ahead of it. this has been sitting. so sub 0 in many places in eastern europe. it started getting well. but as we brings the atlantic area, but the same time the climate is fed in sky and these are the sleet or stove for him for his it probably doesn't feel me back to where that cold. i mean, she meets the water done by the dramatic or the central legislative tend to spit up a storm system. it's already gone through. it's lays on its way now through greece, and probably less than turkey knows when david, setting his with another one fronting in through portugal out of take the south west in spain by the end of friday with that could bring some flooding. so real cold, which is only slight, the improving will probably probably find that at the start of the top of you before the thing really changes, it's been caught in ukraine. and until the cloud comes in this picture from yesterday, it's the beautiful but the river, as you can see, it's got ice pancakes on the now they may change a little this key cause it's about 4 degrees on friday, but then the stove comes of the top for saturday and sunday,

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. the hello again are top stories on how to 0 more than 40 palestinian women and children are waiting to be released from these really prisons, as part of the guys a sci fi deal alia, hundreds of former male prisoners returned home to gaza and the occupied westbank these are the president says the remains of the captives come off handed over late wednesday nights have been identified. their bodies were examined at 10 of these national center forensic medicine or in other words, new. so you case, prime minister is you to meet present donald trump at the white house on thursday, support for ukraine in the war against russia and the relationship between european nations and the us are expected to be the main topics of discussion melana vessel in a vase report from london. you ready for you? we thing with the prices and prime minister, the you k prime minister on his way to brief and peas ahead of his trip to the

united states. his meeting was donald trump comes just days of defense. president manuel ma crumbs visit, unlike with micro on top of stem is agenda is peace and you create the west of the outcomes. it's supposed to be a cessation of hostilities is that they, they say short break robin sustained from last in peace. and i think that means this going to be security guarantees. i've indicated that we will play out from the top. that has to be us fucking because otherwise i don't think it will to, to polluted it's donna haves that his pledge to increase defense spending by slashing the, to a budget for him. a warm welcome in the trump white house is also said that he would put british troops on the ground in ukraine to save got any deal. but with us president seemingly citing increasingly, we'd like to me a to, to over the war. stop. i will need to convince him that guaranteeing peace in ukraine is in the us interest to test on the will attend to mold president,

drums position, know not just ukraine, but also terrorist trying to leverage what is known as a special u. k. u. s. relationship. but the, to the does have the 2 different characters on will views. i was try and the traditional diplomatic playbook is out in his 1st mom's back impala, the us president, his tone into america's allies, say the us will no longer guarantee europe security. but with the u. k. out of the you style, my hopes to be a bridge between washington and brussels. quite a british crime is to brings, is a law and close relationship, which is a personal relationship between trump on the united kingdom, as well as strong links between our deep states, our nuclear and toes of services. and there many people in the intelligence services professionals in the military and in the see i am so on who will be shot by the idea that they could be heading for a fundamental wrist with united kingdom and not stronger. i think that some rush is

stronger than it is with friends for jeremy or other european countries. thomas challenge now is to try to ensure that any piece deal is agreed with adults imposed on ukraine university to reach out to 0. number one us present. donald trump says ukraine can forget about joining nato. he made the remarks during the 1st cabinet meeting of his administration. his comments. com is the crating present. the automated zalinski is you in washington on friday to sign of a mental steel, joshua, oxford re for some keys to hopefully get chemo slips that was ukraine's liter says it's a framework agreement. and there was still more tools needed on us security guarantees . present. tell them little more than what the village this deal could be a great success, or it could post quietly. the big success depends on our conversation with president trump. zalinski, hopes us ukraine, minerals deal will secure support from the us president. often the ukrainian leader

rejected the 1st us draft because of what he says, we're missing security guarantees. trump called him a dictator unemployed ukraine was responsible for starting the war. so let's get you scheduled to travel to washington on friday and sign the deal. the questions remain over what security guarantees to us is offering. trump said on wednesday that europe will be offering security guarantees and not the us. so the most disagreement could be possible future security guarantee. but i want to understand an agreement is an agreement, but we need to understand the pro division like what lies next for ukraine and where we are in order this to your opinion, leaders say zalinski has every reason to feel pressured and left out. he was excluded from the 1st round of us. russia talks in saudi arabia last week, talk. so due to his, you mean took you on thursday, but the state department says that ukraine will not be on the agenda that ukraine

is also demanding us security guarantees before it signs a potential investment from deal, which would be jointly us ukraine managed for use in ukraine's eventual reconstruction, product spike and the last few tell avenue is received by ukraine from lands or license for members from dividends and infrastructure facilities use for transportation. i'll extractions that i live in monroe's. this will be ukraine's contribution to 50 percent offense revenues. we will invest in this fun joined leave with the us for the recovery of your claim to a close draft deal does not refer to any ukrainian debt for us age cube over the past 3 years. you as president previously demanded $500000000000.00 in revenue from ukraine's natural resources. a number zalinski said was unjust. and one li, inaccurate. president zalinski has been on the immense pressure from the trump administration to sign this deal. he says that if he sees trump in washington on

friday as expected, he will ask him some very direct questions. but even if he doesn't get the old says he wants to have he risk trumps. and again, it's all stuff. what else you 0? give china is military has release footage of its warships carrying out drills that see, it says they took part in high intensity combat oriented training taiwanda defense base. we says the drills to praise office south west coast and included a drills taiwan. dispatchers forces in response to drills come as new zealand separately. prime minister is in china for a 3 day visit relations between the 2 countries. strain because of china is life. i exercises off new zealand skulls last week. it's not to india where public schools are refusing to enroll children from myanmar because the government doesn't officially recognize weighing of refugees. about 40000 were hanging muslims live in

slums. across india most arrived after the 2017 military cracked on on the minority table. scene bas riley has more without the safeguard of a basic education, bringing the children living in india or at greater risk of unemployment, poverty, and expectation. making the cut, the most difficult part is that our sons and daughters are not getting admissions in school. the government is not permitting it. education is important to survive disorder, but people who are not educated, they can do anything or they will end up doing illegal things and i won't that our children should get admitted to schools. india is not a signatory to the human refugee convention and does not recognize refugees. labeling ro, hangup muslims, the legal foreigners, and denying people displaced by war. the identity papers they need to enroll their children in schools. human rights activists say the policy is a blatant violation of india's own constitution,

which endorses access to education as a fundamental and non negotiable, right? no matter the child status, he says, absolutely, i've got to do smell, i'm just, i'm bad. so, you know, and you know, and because there's no sense in baldwin, so deprived do, says enough education, do they have one to make them could have done or live on dental vs would. but a sense if you don't give a send to the, to the and what is the 5 doctor the, what is the fargo to lose? the anti roll hang. a sentiment has worse and in india and recent years with prime minister in the rental mode. these parts here to another party leading the charge. members of his and other parties are accused of demonizing refugees to gain political points usually around the election time election video. but the politicians bring up or he can go during elections in india is nothing you do. they

speak against for a hand get every time. and then what's disappointing, that is where i think of victims of a genocide, it's the world's most persecuted community. political latest. don't talk about the crew treatment we had to face only about other things for political benefits. this is a source of distress and fear for women and children and young people. they say that the case is now being heard and the supreme court rights lawyers and really think of people are hoping is made in their favor. for now, children unable to attend regular schools, often end up going to private tutors. and for melissa or religious, it is better than nothing but no substitute for a formal education. then bus robbie: oh just the f b. i says, north korea is behind the 5th to virtual assets with $1500000000.00 in was described as one of the largest high soon history. the agencies is a group called trade a che, to hatch the crypto currency exchange by bits. investigate to say the hackers of

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