her fafiher mm from khan younis. thank god, i'm crying _ from khan younis. thank god, i'm crying from _ from khan younis. thank god, i'm crying from happiness. - from khan younis. thank god, i'm crying from happiness. i. 77 7- —::: giggizito my = z; to my land, even 2 - to my land, even if. - to my land, even if i. return to my land, even if i have — return to my land, even if i have to _ return to my land, even if i have to i mud. - walk back to where they used to live in the north of the territory. provokes condemnation and accusations of ethnic cleansing. as events to mark 80 years since the liberation also coming up... which is causing chaos in us markets.

back to northern gaza, with around half a million more expected to follow in the coming days. across the territory, until hamas released israeli hostages, including arbel yehud. hamas now says she's due to be freed this week. journalists into gaza, teams in the territory, has sent this report from jerusalem.

reclaimed. family survivors, old and young. translation: i collected her father in pieces - from khan yunis. thank god! gaza during the war. some of those returning now, fearful of what translation: my feeling is indescribable. - what am i expecting?

have seen here. gaza's displaced still homeless, even after coming home. the road outside, once divided by military checkpoints, but talks on extending it into a permanent ceasefire,

talks on gaza's future, haven't yet begun. there nick beake. search extraordinary images are of these so are seeing of these people, so many people making this walk j territoryito 7 territoryito see will find. there are 7 many many challenges for them so many challenges for them still, in terms of mine clearances, water supplies, rubble clearing. there is such a massive challenge amassive ='!' v', isn't there? you are right, it's a massive _ isn't there? you are right, i it's a massive - and isn't there? you are right, - it's a massive - and a it's a massive challenge and a massive number of people. two hours this within two hours this morning, at least palestinians at least 200,000 palestinians had set of on this journey,

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that today that some of those hostages died. today that some of those hostages - died.- today that some of those hostages - died. hostages have died. that is e hostages have died. that is m, it came from hostages have died. that is - it came from the israeli right. it came from the israeli government today. they gave an if; assaying 77 saying of 77 77 saying ofthe 77 77 saying ofthe 26 77 update, saying of the 26 due to be in hostages due to be released in the rest this first initial 18 of them are phase, 18 of them are surviving, and 18 of them have surviving, and 18 ef'them have a figure in media foré media for a media forfa fairfew israeli media for a fair few now. this was weeks now. this was the expectation, the government saying they are contact with :::-= if 7-— zzz: this isthe bleak of the people reality of the situation people areas, at. reality of the situation people are a a, at. in reality of the situation people areas, at. in the next mum couple of days, if the it is ceasefire holds, it is precarious but seems to be holding for now, three more hostages will be released on bgstages will be released on another three at the ::-= 5 and there ”7 ifiyandith’erer " be” ' w may; " befithiis weekend. and there will be this of palestinian exchange of palestinian ” "as, in. a... . exchange of palestinian ” "as, in israeli exchange of palestinian f "fee in israeli jail. exchange of palestinian f 7" you n israeli jail. exchange of palestinian f 7" you for raeli jail. exchange of palestinian f 7" you for now, ail. exchange of palestinian

f 7" you for now, nickjoining thank ybu far new,’,hiickjpining there jerusalem. let's us there from jerusalem. let's turn to the from turn to the suggestion from trump that more than president trump that more than 1 million palestinians will from gaza relocated cleansing. the palestinian president our people from the gaza strip". a future palestinian state. and a fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. first of all, do you make these comments from of these comments from

trump? of these comments from trum - ? ., president trump? t5725??? . hand, president president trump? t5725? - hand, president trump is gaza has been z decimated 7 7 n decimated by 7 7 7 n decimated byan 7 7 n fidelsraeliibyan 7 7 indiscriminate israeli bombing campaign and destruction. campaign and mass destruction. so, that is his so, that is correct. his assessment of situation on assessment of the situation on ground is correct. what is thefground is correct. what is problematic, what is immoral is y _ his illegal and immoral is what his solution is, is to solution is, which is to relocate, also known as ethnic z— of the palestinians cleansing, of the palestinians of gaza. we have to out of gaza. we have to remember palestinians in gaza, most of are already israel. 7 7 7 israel. they are present—day israel. they are the descendants of the refugees from that original mass =-= displacement. so it is very problematic he say displacement. so it is very pro we natic he say t�*” displacement. so it is very pro we have he say t�*” displacement. so it is very pro we have to say t�*” displacement. so it is very pro we have to remember, ' displacement. so it is very pro we have to remember, this an individual "".;ri'i'ad'i§ia'u$l wt; ' ' "garndiaaugihm; ' ' an individual who has just

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and elsewhere to mark 80 years since the liberation of auschwitz, the notorious concentration and extermination making it the site of the largest mass execution leaders from around the world — including king charles — 0ur europe editor katya adler reports from auschwitz.

a moment of silence for all those who perished, in the remains of auschwitz death camp, specially designed in crowded cattle trucks, like hundreds of thousands very few of us are left. from my town, four children survived. we are also here to proclaim and to pledge that we will

side by side to liberate auschwitz. because of his invasion of president zelenskyy�*s country. the europe we live in now is fractured, full of friction. that's me prior to auschwitz.

of the very few who survived. at the age of 1a, my childhood has finished. some of them saying, "your parents, can you see the smoke? that's where they are." auschwitz museum is opening a new wing to mark today's commemoration in what was the family home of the hoss was celebrated by the nazis as the perfector side of this wall. he played hide and seek with his five beloved children. not to dismiss the perpetrators

as evil exotic monsters,

vice president of the anne frank trust uk. hello, thank you for coming on the programme. you were at the the programmer�*lou'were at'the today in the uk, attended prince and kate. fit? e - and kate. houu fit? well, - and kate. ha fit? well, it | and kate. ha fit? well, it wasd kate. ha was it? well, it was wonderful. it was mindful, that in it was mindful, though, that in past we've seen a lot years past we've seen a lot more survivors with and mere eureieere eith user-d ....- are 877 00:19:46,872 -->