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attacks in 2023. ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. our correspondent wyre davies sent this report from jerusalem. internal refugees from gaza's war, finally of people are heading home, or at least to where once they get there, it's a case of picking and the rockets and strikes. deprived us of air.

of the biggest bombing campaigns in military history. particularly in the north, have been destroyed or badly damaged. and it's a fragile truce. of israelis support a continuation yulie ben ami — who yesterday embraced her dad, ohad, after 15 months in captivity — also demanded a ceasefire extension for the sake of remaining hostages.

and save our people. it's an agreement that's brought tangible benefits for palestinians, too. more than 500 prisoners have been released from israeli jails under the deal. all eyes are now on whether the israeli prime minister will back an extension to the ceasefire. wyre davies, bbc news.

for human rights watch. he told me about who the released prisoners without trial or charge. some held as what are called "unlawful there are others that were convicted of committing to israeli rule. human rights watch has documented her unlawful arrest, she's a leading political figure. people like mohammed el—halabi —

rights defender who runs the union of palestinian workers. crime and some for other forms of opposition to israeli rule. mistreatment and torture by israeli authorities. months — and particularly, you know, from those that have been released recently — are truly harrowing. you know, of many people.

of being released. they talked to us about all other forms of torture and mistreatment. ben—gvir and other senior israeli officials as a policy. and palestinian prisoner organisations, dozens so, the concerns are quite significant, people humanely, and that accusations of torture, as you mentioned, and mistreatment are and the legal defences available to palestinians

look, i think that's quite simply false. there was a 1999 israeli supreme court decision israeli army to use torture. decades, compiled well over 1,300 complaints of torture, of positional torture, of a variety of different that they can get away with mistreatment and with torture.

instead of that happening, you know, maybe during the interrogation phase or, you know, it's you know, the prison system, routine israeli prison service detention, even the process of being released. so there really has been a shift even since october 7th, but the practices really go back to the first report this first—hand 7 with people that have been released in the recent batches of released. released are being threatened by israeli authorities not to speak to human rights advocates and journalists. families of the detainees have had raids. they have been warned against celebrating

but we have — we've written already two reports, the attacks took place. and we're speaking, you know, more recently with a wider span of people from the west bank, from eastjerusalem, in this role for years, and what i've heard in recent

and mistreatment, and torture. the israeli military has shot dead two palestinian women — israel says its troops were scanning a house in the occupied west bank. despite all the focus on gaza and the ceasefire in gaza, israel has stepped up quite significantly its military in the occupied west bank. more than 70 people are reported to have been and this latest incident, as you say, unofficial

of those women was pregnant in the latest israeli military parts of the west bank, but particularly the northern around the city ofjenin, in particular what's known as thejenin camp. wyre, let's talk now about this return for many people to northern gaza. now, the phrase that gets bandied around is people are returning home. aren't there any more. i know you've not been able to get into gaza itself, but what scenes have we seen? history it's left about 60% of buildings, particularly so people had no choice

but to leave to refugee camps in the south. this is an area towards the centre of gaza that, so people have been taking advantage of this and slowly they can, and they're actually heading back down south. today said they were determined despite the huge levels of destruction in the north. let's remind you of of the lines we mentioned earlier on. donald trump on donald trump speaking on board air force one as was on air force one as he was on his way orleans for the bowl later m

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so it's kind of symbolic and practical, and concrete that "synchronisation" of the electric power grid station system. and it is important for practical, concrete security and it has played fast and loose, using the energy let's flip this on its head. well, first of all, it's the image issue.

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night of the year — the super bowl. the weather is closing and slightly. at the seater stadium is thousand seater stadium is expected to be out. expected to be packed out. donald will be there, the donald trump will be there, the first time a president has sat in on game. we'll bring you on 77 on this 77 7 on this our 77 on this ourother stick'i this our7 other stick with. our7o7ther stick with. on iur7 other stick with. on bbc7ther stories. stick with us on bbc news. hello. the weather isn't going to be changing in a hurry, certainly over the next few days. so, through much of the week ahead, then, predominantly dry,

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