in exchange, israel has freed 183 palestinian prisoners, seven have been taken to hospital in khan younis. hundreds take part in an anti—knife crime march after the fatal stabbing of 15—year—old harvey willgoose at a school in sheffield. president trump freezes us aid president trump freezes us aid to south africa over to south africa over a new law which he says takes a new law which he says takes land away from white land away from white south african farmers without compensation. south african farmers without compensation. south africa denies this. south africa denies this. of the latest three hostages thanks for being with us. thanks for being with us. both sides have expressed both sides have expressed concerns for the health concerns for the health of those involved in the fifth exchange of the gaza ceasefire deal. ceasefire deal. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has expressed shock has expressed shock

at what he described at what he described as the distressing images as the distressing images of the latest three hostages released by hamas.

saying that they are severely malnourished.— saying that they are severely malnourished. ., , malnourished. the palestine red crescent has _ malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also _ malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also expressed - malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also expressed son | crescent has also expressed son concern about the prisoner's released the side? released on the other side? yes, we've had calls from both sides_ yes, we've had calls from both sides and — yes, we've had calls from both sides and when you see the pictures— sides and when you see the pictures of the palestinian prisoners coming off the buses, again. _ prisoners coming off the buses, again, some of them look in a bad _ again, some of them look in a bad condition. as you say, the palestinian red crescent say seven — palestinian red crescent say seven have need to be taken to hospitah — seven have need to be taken to hospital. we had a rather competent interview, by a prominent politician by the bbc earlier— prominent politician by the bbc earlier said that some of the men — earlier said that some of the men have _ earlier said that some of the men have been badly treated and wanted _ men have been badly treated and wanted more attention paid to condition too. we - condition too. we are . their eenditieh te’we ere ”’ both their eenditien tfi’we ere - both sides their cnfidltlnn tnn’we ere both sides trying to seeing both sides trying to highlight the condition of the people — highlight the condition of the people released today. obviously, there is pressure these exchanges are to for these exchanges are to and for the ceasefire continue and for the ceasefire process to continue, just us and want the latest update us andwantthe latest is under that.

update us andwantthe latest - is under that.- thinking is under that. there are negotiators, _ thinking is under that. there are negotiators, israeli - age: gegotiators. israeli on agggegotiators. israeli on their way to negotiators on their way to doha, qatar where the talks will be held anytime now and we understand at the moment, the opening talks are going to be technical details around the first stage of the ceasefire, the status we are currently an actually, we had from the international committee of the red cross, who are coordinating this, they say that fridge exchanges should be done in private. what we expect is going to happen is that those that are concluded will move to around the stage as well. ta'kf axed the "ace as e" ~ , ~ ~ , ~ is a much ta'ks axed the "ace as e" ~ , ~ ~ , ~ is a much more ta'ks aeahd the "ace as e" ~ , ~ ~ , ~ is a much more difficult this is a much more difficult to bid. stage one as a ceasefire where it temporaryceaseftrewhara it are being where said are being reduced, where we are now. stage is about d a permanent moving to a permanent ceasefire, permanent peace the two sides and all between the two sides and all remaining 11 hostages are the remaining 11 hostages are released. that was always and going to be difficult and going to be difficult, but to the fact that have 7 "i129; ha} " 7 ”i129; haidthis " 7 have had this intervention we havehad this intervention present off, so much from present off, so much talked about over the last

talked aboot'over the last suggesting that gaza week, suggesting that gaza be turned into a riviera could be turned into a riviera of the middle east and handed over to the us to be controlled by them, it has cost an excess shadow over the talks. they are feeling a little bit more uncertain. it has cast a shadow over the talks. we really do not �* what is over the talks. we really do not �*what is going to be not know what is going to be discussed and how they're going to be discussed until we get from the talks. [30 news from the talks. do you know - was - news from the talks. do you know - was a - news from the talks. do you know- was a delay | news from the talks. do you i know - was a delay to know why there was a delay to this round �* talks know why there was a delay to this round �*talks that were this round of talks that were supposed to be happening. it due 77 due on day 77 due on day i6, 77 due on day 16, wasn't it? " quid " j " wéuidiiév'e“ " w would havebeen eula: ejvzje'ee'hin": would have been in one that would have been in one day. sides were quite keen day. both sides were quite keen point out at the that to point out at the time that they were in some way taken part in the talks. we should say, the conversations never take place between israel and hamas directly, always hamas directly, they always take this routine at negotiators, the qataris, egyptians and americans. on monday, i did have a statement from hamas say that they were in qatar are for talks in qatar are ready for talks and you had israelis in

washington been washington have been conversations between primaries and hitting our view and us and hitting our view and the us special representative. —— between 89 who at the us special representative. i do not think the conversations were in a removal were starting in a removal sense as they were expecting. i think the truth is these are going to be very difficult talks. they were going to be and dictated by framed and dictated by conversations that the prime minister netanyahu had in washington, most notably one with mr which, under president trump. i think we were not going to get any serious moves and to those conversations were taking place and prime minister netanyahu were back and can set with those parameters with those negotiators.— parameters with those negotiators. parameters with those neuotiators. ., ~ , ., , one of the hostages remaining in gaza is 47—year—old omri miran. he was taken hostage by hamas on october 7th. his brother in law moshe lavi spoke to my colleague kasia madera.

i wish i knew what to answer. i don't know anything about omri's condition. the hamas and their accomplices don't allow the icrc or any other international organisation to visit the hostages to ensure that they receive proper treatment, proper nutrition, that they are not what i do know is that i watched the scenes today, water and sanitation, and i'm very concerned about them. happens as soon as possible, but we can't delay the release of all the hostages who remain captive if we want to see them home alive. i believe we will meet omri again, that my sister will hug him, that my nieces will kiss him. but time is of the essence. he needs to be home. omri was taken from kibbutz nahal oz. it's where leiciai were hiding in a safe room with your nieces, with ronnie and alma. tiny, tiny little

girls at that stage. just tell us what happened to your sister and her family, because it was incredibly traumatic describe what happened if you could relive that. yes, certainly. my entire immediate family experienced october 7th to various degrees because we all, they were all in in the area where, but they experienced the worst. hamas terrorists barged into their home first they use a teenage boy from the kibbutz, tomer, they reopened it in order to save tomer�*s life.

sadly, toma's body was found a few days later. my nieces, ronnie and alma were held at gunpoint. ronnie was awakened with terrorists surrounding her and pointing a gun at herface. who were held hostage in kibbutz. and around 1:30 p.m, omri, with a few others, was handcuffed my sister told them she loves them. and we're waiting to see him. luckily, my sister and my nieces were rescued we could have lost them as well. could have lost my entire family. but luckily we are whole, but not entirely whole because we're still waiting

for omri to return. just unimaginable difficulty using a 16—year—old unimaginable what they were experiencing. just when it comes to her, how is she? she is a true lioness. she's, keeping the faith. in israel and abroad. that is the prime mission we should have. and she's giving us the light and the strength or worldwide, to prioritise the hostages, to keep the media as well, to raise awareness.

and at the same time, she is an advocate, she's also a mother. she's making sure that the girls are coping ronnie remembers everything. so she remembers everything she tries and makes sure she's holding strong. only a few days ago, she wished to a flower because she's very connected to to to nature, like omri is, that omri will return. and alma, a year and a half doesn't remember anything, of course. or at least we don't know whether she remembers. but she knows who her father is. and she asked my sister that she wants to see him. and that's why i'm doing everything i can. and all ourfamily is united until omri is home, until we can make sure ronnie and alma can brother—in—law of one of the hostages are still being held.

israeli prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and we heard from of them about their experience in detention. this is the result of being abused while being it's the result of infections with the disease that you heard about in the prisons, such scabies in all its forms, i have a mild case. suffer from greatly. time in our lives.

i was beaten yesterday relations at lse. we are seeing claims of mistreatment on both sides. you think of that? let's oi'i on the positives right focus on at the positives right now. think of the families and loved ones of the israeli s”? ands??? 77 v hostages and palestinian prisoners and captives. the ceasefire still holds 2 million palestinians, you can breathe a bit for now, they are not being bit for now. they are not being .. challenge facing killed. the challenge facing the international community is that for the second phase, of the ceasefire, my fear is that

i don't think the second phase of the ceasefire will see the light of day, of a lighggf day. because of a of questions from variety of questions from president trump's statement you are forcing the that you are forcing the palestinians out �* gaza to palestinians out of gaza to the israeli prime minister's overarching aim to defeat hamas and hamas from