the, the, this is the, the, the news line from finding the israel, how mass truce is extended for 2 days. hostages already released to, during the initial a 4 day pause in fighting has been undergoing medical checks. and we are nice thing with that. and also on the program 7 present front browsers, stein might have promises molding 7000000 euros to help in the reconstruction of keyboards, p at a it israel. the community was one of those targets in by have mouse. and it's tara attacks, up to the 7th of october, and then the occupied westbank, apollo stadium stuff, surgeons, settler violence,

which i say is meant to intimidate the mention, leaving also on the program. see ever the own says com has been restored. following on, attacked on barracks, in the capital 3 times. the president less the nationwide a few left to the rest be and that's really just describes the violence which included the tax with several prisons attempts to destabilize mistake the feel. welcome to the program before they choose between israel and the militant palestinian group. i'm asked has been extended by 2 days opening the way for the release of mo is riley hostages, held in garza and exchange for palestinian prisoners and is ready to giles. so the ninety's ready, women and children have already been freedom of the terms of a deal between hamas and his ro 11 more as used to be released to day bring the

total to 50 feeds during the initial 4 day pause in fighting and to separate the agreements how mouse is free to another. 19 hostages during the truce. most of the ty, citizens who but working in israel and abducted during the homeless terrorist attacks . israel says more than $240.00 people was seized by palestinian miller since on the 7th of october, at least $180.00 is still being held in gaza. as already released have been re uniting with friends and some after more than 50 days in captivity. hostages arrived from gaza to is really hospitals for medical checks. among them. 3 ty, nationals created inside by previously released hostages. none of them needing urgent care. the undergoing medical and emotional evaluation by the medical and psycho social team. the youngest captive to be released was 4 year old abigail eaten. dual is really american citizen. both her parents were killed in the hum us

october 7 terror attacks. you know, she's free and she's in israel now. and so those who are now wrapping abigail and loving care, the supportive services she needs, she's been through terrible trauma throughout the weekend for unions like these between 9 year old hostage, emily kornberg and her sister brought hope and that the hostilities we finally got. emily liked from the, as of the guys in terrorist and she's the wait for the thanks buddy. i said julie doing better than we expected a. 7 thousands of palestinians were released from his really deals as part of the agreement. crowds welcomed their return and romo,

celebrating. we are very happy, thank god for this joy. and we hope that all prisoners will be released to the truth extension. now agreed on, we'll see the release of 60 more palestinian prisoners in exchange for 20 hostages held in gaza. so let's pick this up with a w as relates to unlist ashanti resigned. so welcome back to the studio showing me . so what else do we know about this extension? what seems to be almost a done deal? we hear the americans congratulating. we know that guitar is out there is really so talking, that's the only thing that is required by net for them. now, in order to confirm is the list of names they expect to receive 20 names of hostages to prove least how most of it's managed together. them from around a gaza strip and the different offshoots and groups it was held. they were held by . and so far it seems like it's the extension is a, is,

is confirms as on. okay. so the extension on the same basis, correct? that was agreed by that. the starts all within the same framework that we know from the beginning. it means that for every, every 24 hours of ceasefire, it'll be 10, is really hostages, least 30 policy and prisoners released. and of course aid coming into because the strip. yes. so, so why leave it to the last minute just to confirm it? while there's so much of still it in so much miss trust between the 2 sides. nobody wanted it to seem too eager to, you know, everybody wants to say, i'm ready to fight at any moment. you don't want to say, i need too much time. you know, to prepare, that's one thing. but also, you know, we don't come off said he needed some time in order to, to gather enough hostages. it was a lot of back and forth about who exactly will be released among. because israel wants them to always be at a children with their mothers and we've seen already in the hostages. really, some cases of families that will broken is real, was trying to make that as a, as a point that it's not going to give up on seems to be that there's no concessions

that is coming to where uh it was agreed upon of getting no families will be broken . this is what we're looking at now. so if everything goes as planned as after the extension, they'll still be $23.00 women and children hostages. so why not continue until all of them are free? well, it could be that it was a 2 or 3 more days of extension in order to bring them out. but after that, israel is, is sending of very clear message. it's eager to go back into fighting in the south and also in the north of gaza. is real, feels that it's only through the achievements and the that he's got, you know, it, it managed to get the deal just because it was making how much desperate for aid because of the military operations. and they feel like they need to keep on pushing strong on her mazda in order to have better positions for the association for the next batch, because there will still be over a 100 hostages kept in hamas as hands after the extension of the so the ceasefire okay, let's, let's talk

a little bit about the response of the release on both sides. how meaningful is it to see the hostages and prisoners coming home in israel and in the westbound can a serious and, you know, if you zoom out of it, we will understand why hostages and prisoners are, are not just something that happens at the end of the fight, as we see often in other conflicts. this is the core of what we're talking about. you know for him off, especially for how must be there in, in gaza, is and why he was a former prisoner was left. he wasn't his real prison for 22 years. and today he was released. he vowed that he will bring to the release of all of the palestinian prisoners captain israel. and he said that right after the attack on the 7th of october, he expects to release of all sold out prisoners in israel hands, you know, and he's willing to give the hostages in return. but that was part of his is a when he went on this attack, and when he, on october 7th, interestingly enough, the very same person were talking about assessing why he was released from prison

in the previous exchange deal. that is real hard to become us. that was in 2011 where israel was willing to in return for one a soldier. his name was lach, a lead in return for him coming home is what was wanting to a free over a 1000 palestinian prisoners. so home us knows how important it is if we're talking about what it stands for, israel, how much know it's important for israel to bring each and every hosted homes. and they know that even if they keep on releasing some of the children and the, the end, the mothers, they still would have enough in their hands to leverage against israel is to keep on to soldiers. and this is what their, their banking on, and the prisoners in the palestinian street. they're considered freedom fighters. they're considered the ones fighting for the cause of posting and, you know, they're, they're the excitement in the past. and yes, which is unbelievable. and it's also working in the benefit of how much you know politically because it's, it, it helps it pertain self and the only one who cares for the prisoners. and it helps

them gain popularity. also in the west bank. well, usually we see more thought to horses and less of home us. thank you for a competitive analysis that showing the result of us the w me least understanding about okay. well definitely says it will provide millions of yours to help rebuild these, right? the community has destroyed all the october 7th, thomas tax 7 present front office, done my may be announcements during a visit to israel keyboards. barry, just a few killing me, says from casa, which was one of those talkative, a difficult trick, but a necessary one. this is how german president stein maya described his visits to his rail, a trick which left him searching for woods when he visited ducky boats destroyed by how much terrorist on october the 7th, the ruins behind us. they are the silent witness of what has happened to year and it's not easy

to find the words to describe what we heard from those who have the knowledge and 2 of those who by witnessing the dates, the murder of the killings, the rapes of the home us here on the 7th of october, but stein, my other country's head of state, also wanted to show gemini support. with more than woods. you said the parliament in violating the stock would provide financial assistance with 7000000 euros next year to help rebuild the keyboards. some of the keyboards residents showed the gratitude for germany's solidarity and also the vote of confidence in our ability to rebuild our lives and giving us something to dream of instead of far too. so we can have hope to have the future, and this will be

a good future stein maya, as well as other german officials have shown the steadfast, political support for israel in the will. at the same time stand by us press a long term solution must also include more future prospects for the palestinians. the german president is set to continue. he's made the lease tour with a short visit to a man and tom boy from gaza. palestinian communities in the occupied west bank facing rising violence from his riley specialist. the united states and germany have spoken answer games for harassment and intimidation. the rights groups of warning is driving a fresh wave of force displacement of palestinians obviously is happening and it positively off. the pard westbank, which is on the full, is riley control. special correspondent, abraham reports not from associates and the hebron hills or the 4th includes disturbing images from the stomach. a heated altercation in be occupied by spain

and is released settler on the right in the red t shirt. walks up to a, palestinian and shoot soldiers simply suited sutler violence, who is nothing in the palestinian village or c. but since the october 7th from us terror attacks on israel. secular violin seems more aimed at driving them from their homes and doing furnishing her home lately. since the war began, they've come to us every night. one time they drag my husband for 50 meters along the ground. they beat him very hard. but if mowbray, they told him you have 24 hours to leave. if we come back and find you here, we'll shoot you. they told us to take all of this down ourselves. they said we had to demolish our own home. will you be directed to him? since he is hot, it's windy, it's torina stuff. but for highly mis family,

it's home at home, but now hardly has any water, village or c settle is destroyed, most as to see as wells and block the entrance to the village with boulders. yet they refuse to go. in another part of the occupied westbank, the intimidation has worked. this video shows the people of what is through leaving glenn, they lived on for decades to escape repeated harassment by settlers. within a month of the have mazda attacks, do you want says, at least 15 communities like this, have how to move? settlers killed a palestinians in the west bank during the 7 weeks after october 7th, even as they were packing up. these 3 men from why do you seek, reportedly attacked and humiliated to name how my daughter is one of those that say the had to be where the suit with his family law. we left against now will we

didn't leave just like that. we left on to fly up because of the beatings. in a written statement to d, w, the idea of set its soldiers had a duty to protect palestinians against violence. if they failed to intervene in cases of attack, they could face disciplinary action around half a 1000000 is really settlers and live in the occupied west bank. the settlements are considered illegal entre international law, but they continue to grow with the support of consecutive is really government's a processor and your co founded by israel's current for right finance minister arranged a tour of the south. hebron hills for journalists from around the world became to dispel, quote, fake news about recent reports, a settler violence. i to get a policy that was living that was being paid to stay here. and they're not here

now because they stopped being paid. we stopped included with the new to one of the villages, both the u. n. n is really human rights group. it's sell him so he has been vacated due to suffer violence. when the war broke out, they passed all their stuff onto trucks and moved, knowing that was the massive is really army presence here now. and the possibility that the low would actually be enforced. this was not a very favorable place to be. they picked up all their stuff and relocated, which is what did we do there in the this is one example of the 2621 or 26 points. and the tell them report that is the basis to present in fight and accusations and settler violence. the vast majority are like this year's new never any violent. there is no solar rooms, which is often much correct. 100 percent correct. a lot to the settlers, postings are quote, squatters that's their homes like.