the the, the loss reportedly confirmed without a truce deal with israel could be very close and would include a prisoner swap more than $200.00 people are being held hostage in galvis since october. so maybe you should stop talking about killing error and start talking about saving juice. you don't have a mandate for pain in use all the possible crew as follows, outraging israel over the government's failure to return the adapted relative is all of the captive slum this really officials for moving a lot to execute, published indian prisoners instead of prioritizing as well you don't worry about the humanitarian disaster in java is building a foster with citrix. treat the words of the prominent. there's really national

security figures coming as the world health organization sees the ward for an enclave is already plague by deadly epidemic. people on the ground, they've been saying, if we're not dying by moments with dying of disease, and the dire crisis and relentless is really strikes, are forcing civilians to flee for safety from northern cal. so we bring you the human stories of some taking the part of this from suffering here in the surf finding, finding some interest at the finding food and hopefully because we can find a safe place over there and the so the welcome to our tea international. my name's you know, neil, i'm 30 minutes of news and views starts not thomas is reportedly

stating that a possible deal with israel on that truce. that would include the release of more than $200.00 hostages could be looks despite the ongoing idea for sold on gaza. well, let's cross now to israel and speak to regional journalist nick call your can at in the nation. nick, not a lot of details emerging as to verification of what is known, but it does appear that a true steel and involving a number of hostages, particularly women and children being released, and then those detained in israel, those palestinian prisoners. what also among other issues concerning humanitarian at a getting in to paula sign on the truce. what more do we know?

i know details are sketchy, but what is a merging? yes, it is a very sensitive issue. and the israel is really afraid if it will at tell too much, may be the deal will be canceled. that's why there keep it so separative. but as much as we know that probably the children and mothers, and those is riley some use for rain, fast sports and be a bit about the 1st few of them will be released. and the, this is because i have mass understands that it is bad for its publicity when it sees it has to just as just read the passports from about 40 different the nations around the world. and also when people are around the world, seeing that a mass theories, they took hostages, babies, children, mothers, and it looks really bad for them. that's why probably goes category of people will be released. but that the ones that serving in these riley are me and the it is

a mandatory service they need as well. so most of the people at the age of 18 going through the army. they will be at still at the captivity of come us probably because her mindset doing the separation between the 2 populations. but in israel, that families of the hostages, they don't want to play this game they want. that's all, that's 240. some is rabbits will be released because otherwise it's a college a go game and it's really frustrating for the family as it is dividing to them. so they want all of their relatives to be back home. but unfortunately, if you'll be and possible probably. and so just about $5060.00 people from israel will be released and in exchange is readily released at about half 4 hundreds probably how much the people that the some of them already children old. so we men

and some of the man that's well any where involved in are attacks and that's why they are in these riley presents as well as israel will also bring back all those the better conditions that about 5000 or 6000. that as well as senior and stars fuel cap that these riley facilities and that, that's probably will be the next. thanks for that. just stay with this because also joining a set on the line we balanced. got a connection in. does that itself at let's speak at 2 months or a stream on canadian, palestinian during this month are good to see you again. yeah, since we spoke this morning, it seems to be a lot of expedited developments. tell us takers through what's being said at by or at ledge to have said by him us as regards this true steel. okay. yes. a

thoughts as close to the scene in the resistance movements here have talked about a very solid and uh, negotiations that are slowly coming to terms of the main, the main terms of these and negotiation in terms of number one, a 5 day ceasefire agreement that can be the new number to allowing between 30400 trucks per day of age into because the number of 3 releasing on the women and children palestinian prisoners in the occupier of the presence old women and children into the very least around 300. it's the number for the, the army, the is in the army, will back up all of the vehicles and military units to the board that of, of because the slip and towards the c number fife,

the age will be allowed to go in towards the north aid would be allowed to go into the city and pull off a bean street the means highest, the main streets connecting. how does this split up from the north to the south would be completely open and safe to be used by civilians. here on the, on the, on the front, a seat insides around 50 women and children that are old civilians. none would be in the idea of old civilians and some were doing nationalities and some with international and fox sports will be released in addition to that, new ad throwing snow and drones should fly in the sky over cuz the split the people here are very optimistic about the situation, they believe that the deed is very close to get things done. and there is a lot of pressure. as you, i've heard over the last couple of days,

especially from the families of the is there any hostages? that's what the day is on the silver, the 7 to focus on, the leasing the people as soon as possible. yeah. speaking on people where you are in southern gas, it just while we have a connection with you monster. the news just come, made relentless is really strikes across gals, what's the latest? and they, in terms of the q monetary and situation. so we just had a recorded video interview with doctor. and well, how much did the head of the emergency unit and the admissions you had and lost her hospice? the main hospital in the south. he was talking about extremely difficult conditions for the doctors, nurses and stuff. not able to operate on very serious injuries, not having space in the hospital to place any patients before or after the surgery is talking about that need as soon as possible for

a fee of the hospital to be deployed heat and drugs together for the resort with the people and equipment, we also talked about the importance of the boards that are being open to medical supplies. and the finally talking about that if you do situation here and also the hospital together with very it is becoming nearly impossible and to both throughout the day without being hungry was always becoming sick without going through a lot of different challenges. hopefully the upcoming cease fire with hope ease, things through age will come in and people will become better months or thank you for that nickel yoke in journalist and israel is still with us at the can i just put a final point to you in terms of the idea of support efforts. how does that progressing? does this really look to be in a position, or is it inclined to agree to add to a truce on a last thing? let's hear

a troops. and so these riley army probably will let go to another phase of this war, which will not be so insensitive and then not so poorly and may see that as it was before, but they will continue a more of a special ops and they will try to find all those, the town, those and the command center said they will try to eliminate the heads of the i'm us and they will try probably to change the government that all the guys i'm and to find some new group may be from the, from the city on now, so know me or from some other arab countries, somebody that will say control over guys us. but if you'll be and you'll be the it will not be like now it will be more easier because at these riley army understands . they con, board, so much pressure on guys up for so long because the police that very harsh

elementary and situation there. and they need to do that things slowly, but surely. and that is there a is a determined to eliminate how much to destroy it, so it will not govern guys any more. and then they will find some other force more peaceful towards you as well. that's the real estate control there. thank you most that very much. both of you live on the program during this month, start streamlining gas and nick, call your can in israel at much of receive up to date as well. the use of a possible truce follows the days of public fury and israel as nicholas, just start lining there over the hostage situation. injuries. and that's what we're going to take. you know, relatives of the cap is helping fencing younger out a government move to reinstate the death penalty for palestinian prisoners. they have said that instead of being executed a deal should be made to swap that was stealing as well for the captives in dallas is not going to happen. we're not quite sure when if it does at all,

but those please have so far being rebuffed by officials, i want to at show you this exchange for the maybe you should stop talking about killing arabs and start talking about saving jews. the state of israel was established so that we don't have them, you don't have a mandate for pain. we also buried more than 50 friends. secondly, if you want us to listen to you, then speak up. don't be fooled to bite petty politicians who come to play tricks on you and don't tell me that we want to kill arabs because it was us who were getting killed by them on october 7th, not the other way around the team. well westbank base journalist mohammed not g belford who's take to us on why israel's hard line, national security minister. it's a more been give years pushing to get the prisoner execution bill made a law. it is a try to dos the law of the civil service. most a, it hasn't before

a few months what the underwriters started really giving us a lot of the thought of being the um, the suspended bucks recently because the design of government allowed the entire, you fish a little the fuel to that guy. the steps in the is, i didn't mention of security a to model a degree of good, angry, and they try to lose him and they go again with this slow who really could be a initiative. also it's means that it's like the kind of electrical to convince because that is thought of us off of the end of the water and garza. they will split smith and the whole thing. they go for elections, i'm the started, this is an expression been by taking recycling accounts that has been under relentless. there's really bombardments since the from us attack on october 7th. at least 17 people were reportedly killed earlier this tuesday after an idea strike on a refugee camp in the end tip size. that's according to palestinian media. meanwhile, overcrowded hospitals in that area are buckling under the strain of relatively

depleting resources. as the idea of stuff, soft bits, military operations in southern gals, which had previously been declared a safe zone for civilians. winded palestinians are arriving in their drove south of nester hospital in the come eunice about to monitor and disaster is actually benefiting the idea on shouldn't be halted. that's according to an influential retard is really general and then open star cognition. it's a way to end the war faster and the lower cost for us replies the system collapse on the other side. another mean a killing of mall from us fighters. international community. one's us over human to terry. and as austin garza and of sylvia epidemics, we must not shy away from this as difficult as that may be of charles to be done next in the south of the gaza strip will bring victory closer and reduced casualties among idea of soldiers. but earlier we heard from a spokesperson for the world health organization who described what exactly medical

stuff and patients are facing in the gospel hospital system. i absolutely understand today conditions that's the worst of the hospital. so no fresh water supply, no sewage removal system. the waste and the human waste, the medical mace waste piling up. people still sheltering in the hallways or in the, in the, in the compound cause that's the only place they know where they can go to. on top of it, the fresh water supply from that they had destroyed the solar panels that they also have for a while destroyed no fuel. that means no electricity. none of the upper read this can actually function. dialysis patient has died because they couldn't receive the treatment. it's not a hospital living more, as we said it's the best. so and as the police described, you have these infants, the premature babies. then we have about to 20 to dialysis patients. if it's still the whole 22, which also needs are to transport and 50 patients with the heavy spinal injuries.

and that's, of course the crucial thing because moving them could be pacing a risk on the definitely doing their health for them their life. but this is exactly the situation, the people in the ground of dealing with another hospitalized thing. what with that, staying in the hospital is less safe than going on a perilous voyage with unsecured health. i'm down to the south of gaza, or maybe further out people on the ground up and seeing if we're not dying by bombs with dying of disease. and this is now the scenario with facing with the eps of the horrible uh, the waste removal system with a non functioning sewage system anymore because it needs power and electricity of no existing fresh water supply. really starting rains and stuff in winter which makes the, the ground even even more perfect. the cramped conditions and then in which people are housing. but the open bones, anything. and that is a perfect ground for,

for infectious diseases. so there's no system anymore to deal with those pharmacies to, to provide the drugs necessary does no antibiotics anymore to fight the simplest of infection. so all of this is in shambles. so yes, it's a perfect breeding ground for a, for a heart of scenario. so you see the, what amount of capacity would need to build up in order to replace those existing with those last bits capacity. and with the rising inspections, the rising ones and everything, the needs are even higher. so a, an emergency field hospital or anything like this can bring a sudden quick release, but it doesn't replace the full replenishment for the full recovery of the system that needs one thing only, and that's a ceasefire. and the ceasefire now well tragically, h infants reportedly earlier died at the hospital before they could be relocated due to a lack of clean washer fuel and medical supplies. the ones who were saved and brought

across the border were accompanied by several mothers and nurses from all. she said those 28 are not being taken to medical facilities in cairo for treatment to other babies. also born in el cheapo, i think the southern cancer for now lost the idea of expands this broadened invasion, the narrative bombing campaign. the country's american allies insist that israel should take responsibility for the safety of display civilians in southern counseling. fairly is about the typically now is they're beginning to plant operations in the south where so many people have moved is to, to make it clear that they have obligations to not only allow for that safe passage but, but, but to make sure they're not putting all those civilians, now more civilians in southern guys or them were before putting them in, in harm's way. another option is to promote the voluntary resettlement of palestinians and gaza for humanitarian reasons. outside of the strip, this is an opportunity for those who say they support the palestinian people to

show these are not just empty words. according to the u. n. a t 5 percent of gals, as $2000000.00 residents have been displaced since october 7th. most of those fleeing from the as really invasion of the north try to reach refugee accounts across other parts of the in place. but a critical luck of fuel. relentless is really bombing runs the road perilous for many civilians. among those forced to flee to southern gaza is the family of journalists, comes that children who has been expensively covering the conflict for us. next we bring you his very human story away from the political rhetoric as part of a special coverage of the war's impact on innocent plants and the we are calling the civilians to leave guys, it goes out. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent.

civilians are going to be hard on the all civilians. i'm one of the i'm actually afraid my family over there hard. i'm afraid i lost my family's b. oscar, the goodness of the situation is really dangerous. the

situation parents when trying to get this course and it's 2 days from the tech team right now. it's very happens everywhere. it's dangerous. the the, the

tennessee i started looking for car. there was no internet there. even no electricity, people can even charge their phones. fuel hasn't been allowed to get together for more than a month, making it impossible for civilians to use vehicles. we are honored evacuating our house right now. this is my mom, this is mind if you find a car looking for car you find a far as far as my father my father we are we are doing to this hour because my father is suffering from dialysis on to the hospital or do that for you without, it's out of service right now,

so that's why we have to be to the south. and this is our house of the priest that can be suffering here. the search find the water, finding electricity, finding food, and hopefully because we can't find a safe place over there and the sell, hundreds of thousands are forced to flee from the laws of god. as this came from those to the laws. you can't take much with we're not allowed to take back. so we take plastic barks, august, best chair for my father to come out and woke. well, we have to push and we are going to be awesome. our neighborhoods for the best. so to get out of the north in gaza, they told us to follow some of the street the

this is way father not allowed to take bags. plastic bags all mean i've saved it said you, but they're in disaster. most difficult story is towards the churches or since residential neighborhoods, that costs. this is a lot all at nissan. finally, we read should the area near to a t round about this point we have to empty the car for hours. we take the chair and the

portion because the banks are nearby to the fiscal year to film. fuel varies our hand up hopefully we cut out arrives safe because of my father condition. the trip was not easy. we faced difficulties at every stage. it was not allowed to continue the journey by car at this point, so we'd have to use a horse drunk card. we bait someone to cover at a distance of about 400 to 500 meters. we have to use this right. the only way we get to the point where we go into the

the full staples haitian that is a human ation of my dignity. we all scold for kindness, but the same kinds of humiliation we started our, which is more than 8 kilometers, who so many casualties on the side of the road we sold, did bodies all around us. the soldiers were very close to us with thousands of tanks in the soldiers there. these thoughts were trying to make fun of the civilians where displaced from their houses. the check point is where any soldiers start asking questions. they told us to raise our hands. we just passed the chick point. my mom i lost what mom i did. if i cannot find my mom, how they come up,

fine. my dad are looking for them. but we really fast the chick point. we think it's safe. there's a lot of people. look. it's it was very dangerous, but it was helping people ask them to come through and they bought the loan officer losing my mom and i managed to find my mom over there. we've been razor the count, reset because my father a mom couldn't to, couldn't you more then thanks fired on civilians and there was a huge explosion next to us. they said they are doing this because they would need the people to speed up. they killed many people. we finally found a car after 2 hours of searching,

and my parents headed to for safety. there's hospitals where my dad can get treatment. when i was certain that they had arrived safely, i went to the mazda of hospital to get back to work and away with each other. so i was terrified. i will never forget it are interesting people, children's crying people are suffering from diseases, women's children summer. the israel has ordered it's and boy buck from south africa for consultations as ties between the 2 countries worsen made for tory is condemnation of there's really a tax on palestinian territories. ortiz miller, who you couldn't get, can tell us more from johannesburg. is all has made a very striking diplomatic, lose by reporting its invested interest. so that's we got a decision that has occurred international relations that were already strained. i

must say this action according to these really foreign ministry follows the latest statements from south africa. however, the specific reasons behind that decision remains and disclosed and leaving exploits and observe is speculating about the implications of for the relations between the 2 nations going forward. and it also comes off to so that's because government has repeatedly described these really a companion guides as gained aside and continues to reiterated stones and ongoing conflict between each right and come as it also remember that. so that's what that has already called its own investor. dash o diplomatic stuff for from as well. and since the star took off of this war as well, has not responded to any of south africa's move. this could also then be seen as, as well as retaliation. it's steve yourself. if there is a that have to spite between the 2 countries, the relation to reports have suggested that it's really officials that have boost

evenings over the statements made by pretoria. and that's recording the investor for consolidation could be sending of a strong message to. so that's because that it has indeed across the line. however, this may also be a form of p. m to the action as pretoria has already, um, flow to the idea of moving these really ambassador at shutting down these really embassy in south africa. but so that's, it is one of the 5 countries alongside cameras, as a booty, bangladesh, and bolivia that have filed a to win to referral to the i. c. c, against the will. crimes committed by is wrong, independent, seeming to retrieve the minister in the president, since i really don't have any rather 3 to rated government stalls. and yet at a post cabinet precinct, seeing that it is because of the atrocities committed by as well that these 5 nations that i've decided to solve this referral and it is also because of the.