to the this is the w news line from berlin, a 2nd set of hostages freed from gaza. there are emotional reunions in tell of the only after him aust militants, delay the release of 13 his relays. and for ty, nationals accusing israel of violating its pledge to allow aid into the northern gauze with strep. meanwhile, crowds on the west bank, some waving homeless flags cheered the arrival of more palestinians released from is really james the

. and welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. i'm us militants or set to release a 3rd group of is really hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. this comes a day after a 2nd group is really informed. the hostages were swap for palestinians held in is really jail. it's a mos had held the 13 women and children captive since it's terror attacks against israel on october 7th. after 50 days of an activity and gaza to young is really girls, age 9 and 12 were united with family members. like the 1st group of hostages, they were taken in a convoy through the roof of border crossing with egypt before being transported to medical facilities inside israel. their release came after tense negotiations, a mouse had threatened to postpone the 2nd transfer. unless more raid was allowed

to reach northern garza, india and a small humanitarian convoy was permitted to enter the north of the strip. in the early morning, hours of the sunday from us released another 8 children and 5 women were taken to hospitals like this one in tel aviv wouldn't. but the whole you mention name of 12 returning is were brought to the hospital including many women and children. they underwent an initial medical and psychological evaluation and examination, and i'm happy to inform you that although the horror of captivity is really evidence on them, none of them require urgent or immediate medical intervention filing me of these. to date 26 is rarely hostages, have been released in exchange for 78 palestinian prisoners being held in the occupied westbank. according to the deal, a total of 50 is really women and children are to be freed in exchange for $150.00

. pulsed indian prisoners before the truth ends on tuesday, hoping for more scenes like these, these really government has said that for each additional release of 10 hostages, there would be an additional days pause in fighting the public pressure is amounting on the government to prioritize the release of all is really hostages, over it stated and of destroying from us. the brief truce which took effect on friday morning is the longest pause in the 50 day conflict since from us carried out its deadly cross border read on israel. the. i'd like to welcome now dr. daphne adult bird. she's a developmental psychologist at the academic college of tel aviv. you also a doctor. it's nice to have you with us. many of the hostages who have been freed or very young. what immediate concerns do you have about their mental health?

so is silver worries. um, i have to say that the younger children are the most at risk of hostages in this um, or did we know from research and clinical reports that i like for to we would like to think young children do remember traumatic events, but because their language is no 12 developed and they're less equipped to process the events and also to tell us to communicate what they went through. but they don't show signs of distress through bodily reactions. bike refusal to eat or sleep or be coming physically say start the release or they may show some behavioral month to the money to stations such as type or vigilance or temper, tantrums, passivity or hyper activity,

difficulty with the sleeping fearfulness. um, you know, the brain of the young child is very fred, john is very sensitive, is susceptible to external influences both positive but negative as well. so what can be done is what can i have done to what can be done to help them? what has to be done is 1st to support their parents because the parents are the attachment seekers and the most parents either were kidding themselves or we're waiting for them here. desperate to have them back. so supporting their parents is the 1st important thing. and then once the parents are supported, then of course it's, it's not one after the other. it's done. probably one has to be able to help the young child and even

a very young child can process the fence being held and comforted by the parent or any other significant adult who is around. because some of these kids actually lost their parents. but that adult has to be to talk for the charge, what the when to one, comforting the child giving a lot of touch and a sort of form. and we hope that once the child has words to understand what they went through, this may help them not forget the fan, because we know for sure the traumatic events would remain in their memory and in their body. but to be able to store the events rather than being counted by them, sort of to control their memories rather than being controlled by the traumatic events. so this is the plan. the plan is really to provide each family an

individual treatment plan which that the family will choose and decide how much of it and when to take it. the plan would be to support the parents and to get there. the parents and the professionals will help the children understand what they went through, why it happened that, that it was not personal against them, but i kept them it's, it's past, it's not. we hope it won't happen again and get them back. the sense of safety and trust, and i mean really worry that i think that's a good. that's a good place to stop that we could talk about this we're long time. i'm sure that's a doctor. definitely goldberg. many, many thanks. indeed. thank you. israel release. the 2nd group of palestinian prisoners saturday, the 2nd of 4 groups under its agreement with a boss. the detainees were handed to the international committee of the red cross

at the offer jail. a mid heavy is really police presence when it comes with for the patients. the 2nd group of palestinian prisoners released raised right among them. 6 women and 33 teenagers, many stairs in disbelief about i'm missing said that i couldn't believe what happened. i had been sentenced to 3 years in prison and i had 2 and a half years left until my release stated, we suddenly a guard came and told me that he would release me. luckily among the crowd pier signs of support for the militant group. how must designated as a bitter to screw by the e u, the u. s. and the countries and the group responsible for the october 7th, the attacks on his try. you among the disease business start jobs, i guess in 2015, she was accused of exploding her good at the new strategy miller detect point in

the westbank. the incident left, her disregard, and the new strategy police officer seriously injured, is strongly put a, discarded, an active fidget to some. she claimed it was an accident. the prisoner releases, i thought of her for the truth between her moss and his right under which her mazda is free, is tried. he's. he's doing the october 7th. the tax is happening . i'm extensions between best ben palestinians and the israeli security forces. the west bank, if larger than garza and millions of palestinians lived under astronomy, mended to occupation. the finest in that taught at the help industry save more than 200 west right in front of the names have been good since october 7. the intensified violence photos more than

a year of escalating astronomy dates of the west bank and dudley palestinian attacks on his release. according to the united nations by inspect is try the fittest against ballasting in communities. and the westbound is also a direct or type the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian fancies. more than 820 palestinians in the occupied, the westbound have been displaced. i'm at settler violence and increased movement restrictions since the hum austic attacks of october 7. and despite the intense violence in the west bank, the beat, somebody didn't pause in the fighting and gossip. and these releases, or for some hope that these steps with lead to a larger effort and the violence i love be around 60 trucks carrying relief supplies have arrived in the north of the gaza strip, where israel's military has focused its actions against the boss. it's the largest

delivery there since the war began and represents around a 3rd of the number of 8 trucks that had entered the gaza strip. by saturday night, they began crossing the rafa border, a checkpoint with egypt after the truce took effect. earlier i spoke to selina waste a spokesperson from unicef, some middle east office in amman. and i asked him about his support that the organization is getting and providing guys during the truce. well, what we're trying to do now is to get as many and as much as possible inside the guys the trip. as i said last night, we got over 60 trucks to the north with the other you and agencies and, and agencies. but that's what we're trying to do now is really to, to get as much as possible in 4 days, which is still not,

not enough. and this should, should be the case, not only doing the tooth what we've, we've tried it with the are calling for is continuous interior of age and delivery across the whole time. so why this is a very good start it's, it's needs to, to be content. ready so long as you surely know, a must complain that israel was not allowing a to reach northern gaza. does that square with what you're hearing from your team on the ground? and if so, has the situation change as well? the stairs on the ground is still difficult, of course without the thirty's. as much as it's was it's, it's much easier, but we still need the last to be done and we still need more facilitation on the go to try and our best with. as i said with other units, just as well also with the international organizations and local organizations to

deliver as much as possible. but the world is still uh long ahead of us and the needs are are. and then the i'm not hearing you answer that question. know about whether you are hearing any difficulty in getting a there as a result of israeli forces. do you not know the answer to that or a level is i'm not aware of, that's what i know is the whole process is really complicated and also to try to accomplish that over time. at the moment, access to clean drinking water is one of the major problems in gaza, or the supplies restored or well that's, that's a big part of i was uh, priorities to, to get water and purification material inside of the guster. also the fuel that you are trying to get as much as possible is to not only for the selling nation plants, but also for, for the hospitals, but on the want to yes,

the water is really an important part and it's really the situation of water is really bad, especially with the, with the lack of sanitation systems and due to damage or just the movement and the amount of people being gathered in one place. so this is a big part of the priority is we're trying to get in as much as a 7000000 or more liters of water during this 4 days. it's going to be a good amount, but again, that student's just and replenish the full and need the in, in the us. we only have about half a minute. but i do want to ask you this. how is unicef preparing itself for a post cruise phase? in case the fighting restart? yeah, that's, that's the biggest problem because this can be just the, just a low environment and it's comes back. that's why you have to wait to get as much as possible inside to be able to while in case that's i think a is back to,

to be able to respond to the need. so the thinking with the but we hope that there's a ceasefire. so thank you, selling a ways with unicef to the political and industrial tug of war surrounding microchips that's, that's the vibrant habitat under glistening place of long in the mediterranean sea. unless i am just following up to coming to us to exploring motor lodge styles, attributed to a name admitted to alien jenny this week on the dw the.