israeli m hosta es to the m hostaes to the red e a was 77 a was handed gaza while a sixth was handed over privately as part of the ceasefire deal. the exchange of palestinians held in gqq fatestirrians held in has been israeli prisons has been delayed. the final day of campaigning is under way we've been speaking to voters all day long. we'll tell you hello, i'm karin giannone. palestinian prisoners and detainees as part of last month's ceasefire deal.

earlier, in gaza, a total of six hostages were released. first in rafah, two hostages, tal shoham and avera mengistu, eliya cohen, omer shem tov and omer wenkert were also handed over. these are pictures of two of the hostages, reuniting with theirfamilies. the first was omer wenkert, who was taken hostage the final hostage to be released today was hisham accompanied by his family.

over by hamas on friday is hers. at the end of a week full of despair and uncertainty... ..an outpouring of relief and joy. israelis celebrating as the ceasefire deal brings six more hostages home alive. others held for a decade. from the same house. tal, the last to return.

the long, agonising wait finally overfor his at kibbutz be'eri, close to gaza, the house where tal was taken. and they were all kidnapped from here? be'eri is a place full of scars and ghosts. hamas gunmen killed over 100 kibbutz members here, but in a place famously full of peaceniks, ayelet dares to hope for a betterfuture. the population of people who live in gaza should so you can imagine a situation in which you live i'm not going to go anywhere else. and not fighting about it. deal should be complete,

but there are still plenty getting them out will require a whole new set of negotiations which have yet to begin. one family's ordeal has ended. where this goes next, on towards a more durable ceasefire or back to war, remains as uncertain as ever. adams reporting. let's speak to sebastian usher injerusalem. bring is up—to—date, with where we are. we see the hostages freed by what's re freed by hamas. what's re happening with regard to the release more than release of more than 600 palestinian prisoners? $275??? . as palestinianprisoners? '— ’ as though palestinian prisoners? '— ’ as though it hasn't been looks as though it hasn't been announced by israel officially announced by israel that there is a and we

that there is a delay and we delay don't know how long that delay will be. one have will be. one would have expected by now, those will be. one would have ex| hostages 1ow, those will be. one would have ex| hostages 1ow been those will be. one would have ex| hostages 1ow been released, six hostages had been released, that the process of freeing ; -: than 600 t than 600 palestinian more than 600 palestinian prisoners would have got under way, usually it happens an hour way. usually it happens an hour after or so after the hostages, the final hostages, been final hostages, have been today, it was released. today, it was different in the way slightly different in the way it was by hamas. it was stagamanaged'by hamas. took it was stagamanaged'byi-iamas. took place it took place in three different locations, two in one for first time sails-us. sns fsfths first. this ' ' private. we know is in private. what we know is that the israeli prime minister thst. iii? lifééliffifié hifiiiiiéf netanyahu is fist fis lsrssiisrims hifiiistst netanyahu is holding a benjaminflnetanyahu is holding a security meeting benjgminflnetanyahu is holding a security meeting and high—level security meeting and we are hearing from diplomatic sources, from journalists in on the top of the 7—5— will be; wilt a; what lid 5; méflfiéfié the prisoners we re were due to be who were due to be released, and also what the and also what happens in the next of this ceasefire, next phase of this ceasefire, as paul adams was saying at e here, the 7 here, the first 7 package there, the first phase is drawing to its end, if

is drawing to its'sfldr if thsss are palestinian prisoners are released or the next released today, or in the next 24 released today, or in the next 2a hours, there only be 2: .e z: h "lsftftobe from l from 7 complete freed from gaza to complete this first phase. still of concern in israel and e amongst the palestinians over two, how it will be phase two, how it will be negotiated, when it will negotiated, even when it will be negotiated. those talks haven't yet started. they should have begun earlier this shssid havs ssgs'r: sariisr this there has shssid havs issgisii sariisr this there has been offer month. there has been an offer hamas which has from hamas which has been delivered twice saying delivered twice now, saying that it could release all the remaining hostages to be in phass two in in phase two in one in phass two in one go released in phase two in one go were israel to agree a were israel to agree to a full troop withdrawal from gaza and permanent end to the war a permanent end to the war there. that is part of what phase two meant to phase two is meant to achieve but i of the but i think some of the big of that are left, over hamas's roll, is demanding hamas is

israel is demanding hamas is completely something completely disarmed, something hamas rejects and this show of force they mounted each area are a show 7_-7 week are a show of that. although may be saying, although they may be saying, some �* their although they may be saying, some �*their officials, that an“ sf thsir fiff't'si= that. ' no an“ st thsir fiff't'si= that ' no longer an“ at thsir fiffitiai= that ' no longer they they no longsribsiisvs they gaza, they no longeribetieve they gaza, they do must govern gaza, they do believe must play a role part of role filipairtioff ”stolewilt f ipairtioff ”stolewilt bi" f ipairtioff ”stolewilt bi}; and pa'rt'fitthat rota-will ha a one so that will be military one so that will be a major block that has major stumbling block that has to be dealt with and i think the israeli position may be hardening. you spoke about the harsshihgii�*lsis sss'as assist ths family, the mother and bibas family, the mother and two children, shiri bibas, that misidentification of her body, misisshtitisatish st hsr'isssig.’ " giving the wrong human hamas giving the wrong human remains under daylight providing the correct ones, that caused �* the grief of that caused after the grief of thursday the first thursday when the first four dead hostages were returned, it dead hostagss'wsre'rstisrhsd. it to renewed shock and anger led to renewed shock and anger which was very here which was very, very strongly by the strongly expressed bythe prime benjamin netanyahu. was a cruel even -" 77—77 —— evil violation �* the by —— evil violation of the ceasefire and by —— evil violation of the cease�* pay and ”f ,. . . ,. . .. . .. . .. by —— evil violation of the cease�* pay in and --j ,. . . ,. . .. . .. . .. by —— evil violation of the cease pay infull and --- . .. by —— evil violation of the cease�* pay infull for and --- . .. by —— evil violation of the cease pay infull for it. id --- . .. by —— evil violation of the cease pay in full for it. there a: ,. . . ,. . .. . .. . ..

in israel and is speculation in israel and again in the media this e= 77 in the release of prisoners as part price that mr netanyahu the wants the palestinians and to pay and also hamas to pay for that. and also the reports that have from the reports that have some from 7 israeli military these israeli military saying they believed from the forensic these israeli military saying they be theyd from the forensic these israeli military saying they be they haven't he forensic these israeli military saying they be they haven't given ensic these israeli military saying they be they haven't given more results they haven't given more evidence or proof of this, but they say they that they say they believe that shiri and her two young shiri bibas and'her'two young were by their children were murdered by their in has captors in gaza. hamas has always said that they were killed in an israeli air killed in an lsraeli airi , both strike. both sides accusing each other of telling lies. its each other of telling lies. as for the hostages that were set? hamas for the hostages that were safe: hamas today, what released by hamas today, what sort of condition are they in? what have we heard far? what have we heard so far? three hostages who were in the centre of gaza, released in the centre of gaza, all young men in their 20s, all yoisng menrin their 29s. to gall yoisng menrin their 29s. to be in relatively good

and perhaps j 77 and perhaps mentsl i” -f s t.h.ey they were 7 7 his; w7ete shiilihg. seemed te *—|-— they seemed veryjoyful, of course, at their freedom. they seemed veryjoyful, of course, at theirfreedom. the coarse, at their freedom. the who were ooorse, at their freedom. the who were released hostages who were released earlier in the day, didn't gggliger in the day. that didn't quite the case, but we seem quite the case, but we haven't heard anything since they have come back to israel about them being in a serious condition. the one physical condition. the one hostage we have heard hostage that we have heard there are about from there are concerns about from his family, who was released last, who was released in his family said 7 are essentially are essentially shocked by they are essentially shocked by that he is in, if; 7 7 physical. as you mental and physical; gigs“,,.-....--...,.--..,.. rmentaland ehyéigéls'éfsffilfi ,,. . w �* he was held were saying earlier he was held for around ten years in gaza. wasn't one of the hostages was on october the who was taken on october the 7th. what has been 7th. what he has been through and the mental problems that and the mental'problems that caused to says e= -: 7 says his state is family says that his state is even worse than they had feared that might be.

even worse than they had feared that i might be.— that it might be. sebastian thank that it might be. sebastian - thank you - that it might be. sebastian - thank you very - that it might be. sebastian - thank you very in usher, thank you very much, in jerusalem. let's speak to yousef munayyer — center, washington dc. i your is the fact has been this i your is th( in ct has been this i your is th( in ct release been this i your is th( in ct release ofien this i your is th( in ct release of the this palestinian prisoners? {as it's obviousl well, it's obviously troubling. not the time we have it's not the first time we have seen hiccups like this this seen hiccups like this in this process that very complicated process that been detailed as part of has been detailed as part of ceasefire agreement and the that ths esaestirs aarssfisfif aha sh? 7 that are fis esaestirs aarssfisfif aha sh? 7 that are supposed to exchanges that are supposed to take place. we have this take place. we have seen this in both directions, in one form in bothidirections,iin one form �* another and in bothidirections,iin one form �*another and it in bothidirections,iin one form �* another and it obviously in bothidirections,iin one form �*another and it obviously is or another and it obviously is deeply because this eh! as we situation, especially as we come close to the end of this first phase. there are a amount of 7 amount of doubts tremendous amount of doubts about whether or there as

about whether or not there as they a particularly on the israeli side, to move to the israeli side. to move to the phase of this agreement, second phase of this agreement, i think has been laid out requires and requires further so the negotiation so the hesitation to release these tfi rsisais this falsitifiiah by ts fslsass these ealsstlfilah by the israelis is hostages by the israelis is certainly troubling and does goo; era f’s’ 7 goodth|ngs 77 77 7 77go7od7thin7gsah7ead. not suggest good things ahead. what do we know about this what doweiknow—aboist this of tranche of palestinian prisoners due to be released time, reasons they 7b7ei71in7d77 7777rii7eée777 7 7 7 7b7ehin7d77 777th7e|:e7a7re well like serving7 palestinian the longest serving palestinian prisoner, who spent 45 years in jail, others who were serving sentences. us an life sentences. give us an overview, if you will. in life sentences. give us an overview, if you will. in this u-rou overview, if you will. in this grow» we — overview, if you will. in this grow» we are _ overview, if you will. in this group we are talking - overview, if you will. in this group we are talking about| group we are talking about hundreds of and hundreds of palestinians and few of them ; n- g n- e particularly well known. and as the case in most of these particularly well known. and as the ca there 1ost of these particularly well known. and as the ca there is ;t of these particularly well known. and as the ca there is huge hese particularly well known. and as the ca there is huge numbers releases there is huge numbers of palestinians who are

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bargaining chips in these" . . .. .. .-.- some of them, of palestinians that course, are palestinians that have been convicted by the israeli prison system but many, have been convicted by the israel more n system but many, have been convicted by the israel more are stem but many, have been convicted by the israel more are just1 but many, have been convicted by the israel more are just regularany, = -:* = f palestinians who have been scooped up and held against their will for no reason whatsoever. ”the tigers .. the bbc m 7 of the of the 602 7 of the 602 who of the 602 who are prisoners of the 602 who are due to be released today are serving life sentences. 60 of them with high sentences. that's according to a prisoners media palestinian prisoners. mediai .- . - -. .- - ..-- - statement. palestinian prisoners. medias is . s -. .- s ..-- s statement. i palestinian prisoners. medias is i s -. is s iiss s statement. i wonder what office statement. i wonder what this does to the nature of the whole delicate nature of the whole situation, as the sitisatioh. barticislarly as the i phase of the hasn't even been process hasn't even been negotiated yet? as process hasn't even been negotiated yet?— negotiated yet? rfif -- on negotiated yet? rfif -- .. . on there have certainl earlier on there have certainly been in this process time to truly from time to time, truly situations that doubt 7 7777dou7iit7whe7thei'777 77 7 7777dou7tit7whe7th7ei'7or7 77 doubt whether or not this you doubt whether or not this will continue moving the bin picture messa-e the big picture message of of ie big picture message of of thisg picture message of of this that ture messa-e of of this that we i messa-e of of this that we have sa -e of of this that we have seen of that the way for this is that the only way for this to move forward is through a

solution. seen negotiated solution. we've seen israeli military campaign, 16 months of a genocidal level of violence that resulted violence that has not resulted in the freeing of hostages or other --roress, onl these any other progress, only these negotiations led to negotiations have led to a situation these kinds of situation where these kinds of exchanges are moving forward are possible. that is the here. overriding message here. it's difficult, some of have 7 have the path is clear. it's only forward is clear. it's only.-. - negotiation that this through negotiation that this issue between israelis issi-iie between lsraelis and . iisi is . s s or issi-iie between lsraelis andsiiiss i is --.- s is orany issi-iie between lsraelis andsiiiss i is --.- s is or any other palestinians, or any other issue between israelis and will be resolved. palestinians, will be resolved. you so much forjoining palestinians, will be resolved. y washington, rjoining palestinians, will be resolved. y washington, rjo let's a of breaking news tell you a bit of breaking news that's been coming is the last about the pope's tsw'mihstss absst ths fsss's has condition, pope francis has in hospital �*over a we are getting 7 7 7 we are getting some 7 7 we are getting some lines the 7 7 the vatican. 7 the vatican. th7ere is the from the vatican. there is the hospital in where mm sta in in a -rivate which reserved for the suite which is reserved for the pope. the vatican says he's

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pneumonia and he for 7 for that, 7 for that, it's 7 like a iserifi looklogllkea very serious the vatican situation in that the vatican is describing the pope's condition is critical. he has a low platelet count and is blood transfusions, receiving blood transfusions, and his condition is worse than it was he has also it was yesterday. he has also been described as, remaining in previous days each alert. in previous days each morning we've been morning we�*ve been—gettingiii ii .. the morning we�*ve beengettihgsi ii .. the morning morning we've been—gettingii— .. ~— ~ the morning saying updates in the morning saying the has been eating the pope has been eating breakfast and has passed a peaceful night. morning, peacefol night. this morning. we not get one of notably, we did not get one of those from the those notifications from the vatican about the pope eating breakfast and perhaps this who. that his explains why, that his condition is more serious than it was yesterday, according to the vatican, and he's experienced prolonged crisis. tiles respi'r'atsry erisis. we�*ll to tiles respiratory erisis. we�*ll to you very continue to bring you the very latest on the pope was my latest on. the pope wssrr-y. ..- as he stays latest on the pope wasrr'y ....- as he stays there latest on. the pope wssrr-y. ..- as he stays there in 's hospital in rome was �*sjemeli hospital in what vatican describes as what the vatican describes as a critical condition.

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