asian to the human, they is change the, the we will not say the way started february 14th on d w. the, this is the to be news live from for lin, militants and gaza. say they will hand over in is rarely a civilian woman. a for the next hostage prisoner swap, israel insist our ability of food must be released before a will allow display scoggins to return to the north. tens of thousands of palestinians are left waiting, desperate to return to what's left of their homes. also coming up is really forces open fire on residents returning home to southern at 11, not chewing, at least 22 people loving use authority say they were protesting. israel's failure to withdraw from the country as the deadline expired. plus exit polls and belly

roots as presidential elections give. alexander lucas shank over 87 percent of the vote. the opposition is calling it a shannon the melissa chance, thanks for joining us. the palestinian is lumnick jihad group in gaza says it will release is rarely civilian hostage. our value who'd before the next planned hostage prisoners swap with israel, according to the israel ha ceasefire agreement. although you heard should have been released by him last on saturday. but her last delayed their release of, or what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to the old naples fluids in northern gaza . gardens desperate to go north to what's left of their old homes have been left

scrambling to get food and water on the roads leading to northern gaza. thousands of people waits with the worldly possessions to return home. these railroads blocks made to authorize. after each accused thomas of breaking the terms of the ceasefire, when he failed to release about the hood, and he's really civilian insult, today's hostage, hanover and he's really ministry spokes person called it's a breach of the truce. while hamas said it was a technical issue. while the political blaine gaming, jaws, people in java can do nothing but white. you know, one loves another. we came, you know, because we wanted to return to our homes. we've been in agony for a year and a half as i couldn't believe that the day would come when we would return. although

i've, we've been waiting since 1 o'clock last night that happened up in the road. and it had been um, uh, such a holding up buddy. it's a little that much more. the situation is now just since yesterday, but the day before the young people are impatiently waiting for a decision to be allowed to go back to gaza city as part of the hostage agreement between the 2 parties. that's why we're telling them that we're civilians. is that on arm to people which i money as the united states, egypt and cutoff who broke the si, fi a, a working to address, the dispute, the dis stopping palestinians returning to what ever remains of their homes. you always tell german is the director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. i asked him how the release of the is really hostage are 1000000000 who'd had been resolved so quickly. yes, and i think it is because, you know, the hostage was not in how much this house and there must have been some kind of

disagreement with this miscommunication and seeing how mass and boasting in the stomach you have that was holding her. and i think the matters being result has been because the thursday these let me just educate you just as we'll go forward. i don't so to say so in any case it must have been some problem to the, to the side of the, to the 2 parties. have haven't resolved, i want to pivot to talk about the comments that were made by you as president donald trump on saturday when speaking to journalist about the situation and gaza, he suggested that a large number of palestinians, more than a 1000000 might leave gaza. and he would want to quote, clean out their whole strip. let's listen to what he had to say. and then i want to ask you about those comments. as i said, i'd love you to check on for for. so i'm looking at the strip right now. it is

a past, so really fast speed to take people. i'd like to take people. i'm dealing with that i've taught you to see see tomorrow. sometimes i believe that i'd like to take people what i'd like georgia tech people . i mean, you probably have people that we just research research, very, very complex website and i don't know it's something i still have to it's, it's literally hey, devolution side right now, almost every weeks of dollars and people are dying. so i'd rather get across some of the recent bill now. so you get a different location where they can maybe maybe it needs to be

jeff. fairly good be want to us, what do you make of trumps comments? how is it going down with israel's neighbors? it's no, it's not good at all. you know, uh, president trump, this is a realistic magnate. maybe a good one, maybe a bad one or the best 2 hours to decide. but he is his prison is real estate. so he looks a guy is as real as a pro from the eyes of a real estate man. he sees a lot of destruction. he recognizes that he even show some sympathy to the people. but he clearly has been listening to this really right way for home of the palestinians have should not be staying anywhere in store credit, starting the bigots in gaza or the up to 5 west bank. and of course, that egypt you said that you're doing is, 1st of all the data gain. a 2nd of all would be substantially, threatens by an influx of 2 or $3000000.00 thousands into their own societies,

especially georgia because so much of the population already are original refugees from palestine. trump is unpredictable in his approach to foreign policy. that's an understatement. how does this impact the success of the overall c spar? i don't think it will start to cease fire at the moment because this is a deal that is real struck with from us. uh and uh, both sides seem to be committed to it for the moment. i don't know how long it will last, but there is nothing in a ceasefire that talks about the longer term. it doesn't talk about what kind of governments there should be in gaza after everything is sort of returned to normal quote, unquote normal. and so what's the president trump is talking about is something further down the line. and frankly, i, you know, it's just talk for now it's dangerous talk. of course it's, it's in flames here world, but i don't think he understands that you have killed him on from the international

crisis group. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. as the strength of the seas far between israel and hezbollah and 11 on was also put to the test on sunday liberties authorities say at least 22 people were killed and more than a 120 injured in confrontations with his really forces. many of them civilians protesting the presence of the troops. israel has said it needs to remain in lebanon as the deadline for its withdrawal, expired on sundays, thousands of people displaced by the war between israel and has the law tried to return to their homes in southern lebanon, despite warnings from israel, the u. n. and the lebanese army, it was still unsafe, many carried hezbollah flags with them ignoring. and in some cases, breeching roadblocks set up by israeli troops,

us and they are in the, in this is our land such as the army doesn't want to open the road for us a little bit under selves in some areas, people were met with gunfire. israel says it fired what he calls warning shots to remove the threats, approaching its troops. when we arrived and is really drowned, drop 2 dogs. the 1st one didn't hurt us, but my friend was murdered in the 2nd one was dropped off and i was blown away and i fractured by hand. don't tell us what we're doing is wrong, that it's but been spencer all village is being ways you for more than a year to return according to the terms of a ceasefire. deal reached in november, israel, and has the law or to withdraw from the region south of the tiny river. by sunday, while the lebanese army alongside un peacekeepers would be deployed to secure the

area. israel says that hasn't happened. and until it's satisfied, as well as weapons and fighters are gone, its soldiers will remain in southern lebanon. that will be, should be for this lady, one special and female. okay. i will in a video on social media, these really armies arabic spokesperson warrens residents, not to return to towns and villages where its forces are still deployed, saying israel needs more time to ensure hezbollah doesn't reestablish a military presence. the lebanese army accuses israel of a blatant refusal to abide by the cease fire agreement and says it kept deployed until is really forces withdraw. there are fears of further violence as more people are expected to try to return to their homes in the coming days. to exit polls in bella ruse indicate that long time ruler alexander lucas shinkel has

won the country's presidential election as pulls close. their election authorities are already reporting that. lucas shank go, has captured 87.6 percent of the vote. lucas shingo who has close ties to moscow, has now been empowered since 1994 election observers say the vote was largely orchestrated and that any meaningful opponents are in prison or exiled earlier we spoke to find out that troika chief political advisor to spit lona took an ass guy, leader of the bel air roosting, an opposition in exile. we asked him what he is hearing from people in belarus. oh, of course people feel fear and no one believes that progression could really go to this number. of course it was are just straight up. it's a circus, it's a show. it's a possibility of a community for christian capital village to mice, himself, doors to show that he's still popular. he has a big trauma. after 20 percent of a massive profit is disrupted all over the country, as well as to show that right now situation good, normalized,

but no one really believes this number and the sparse. we have seen as nothing and come up with election. has lucas shinkel effectively silence to be opposite sion or are there still ways your team manages to organize to try to effect change on the ground for christian concerns in praise of basically all political opponents. she has closed full political parties and she expelled all the extra useful participation in progress in 2020. then we can say yes, she destroyed any public a reasonable descent. but then most of the little sans did look, change people on the water, steam, faith, she, they don't accept him. they seem to bet. there's a question case, leave the governors to that, that and they sees the delarue some nation and countries being sold to go to. and right now the question is both decided to interest a bill or some people choose defend debate. there's to for 2 and a more and more people are raising this question. do we need sexual cooler?

who's basically selling our country to the aging buyer? there's a neighbor in the fire, and i think you know, for right now he can say yes, i survived these days. but in the long around, i don't think of questions as a future because he does not seem to offer to bill options. and i don't think that intuition, i mean, it will accept and legitimize what question can, again, thieves have used explosives to carry a spectacular heist and the dutch city of athens. they still several are to logical artifacts from the grants museum, including a gold helmet dating back to around $450.00 b. c. and international manhunt is underway. a daring nighttime heist in the dutch city of assen. 3 burglars designate explosives and break into a museum as their main target. the helmet of cato, so nasty a priceless artifact dating back to 450 b. c. it was the center piece of an exhibition on the day. sions:

a civilization and present day romania. the collection is on loan from romania is national history museum. several gold bracelets were also stolen. the dutch museum has called it a dark day present in dense which we are deeply shown by the events of last 19 now with trends museum. and is 117 year existence. such a major incident has never occurred to us at that romania as administrative culture said. the artifacts are key to the nation's heritage. police say the highest was well planned and found and abandoned burnt out car near the museum. although they can make the basis of wherever investigating a link between the ca, explosion and burglary. it's possible,

but least suspects transferred to a 2nd vehicle. ok, thinking about an old who stopped in the folder, the police have enlisted the help of international authorities to find the thieves and their precious loot. and that is all. thank you for watching the thoughts we say they're about never giving up every weekend on the w my name is the calls back. say thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people.