now the causal more the west gambled in last time. the end of the lee is really cabinet reporter les approves a hostage and exchange with some odds for a temporary cease fire. a vehicle also released some color, savanna prisoner, and the ongoing diplomatic efforts is really armies price all our hospital in northern guys uh, selling a reduction in our strike hills to journalists from 11 a tv channel near the country's border with israel. some european news outlets accused a journalist of having ties to terrorist, their colleagues and i like color that says it's terrible quarters are being targeted to. they were more, it's all the same. the whole team was targeted. they was send me some way, has indicated something for 2 days. so that is the enemy knows exactly where they

read and that they went to understand that support my don was conceived solidly as a means of weakening russia in the interests of the west. your brain has already means the chance for peace, at least twice. and russians you on, on, by march to the 10 year anniversary of the mind on uprising and ukraine during his address and to the security council. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is archie international at the request of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the as really cabinet has reportedly approved an agreement with some us to exchange 50 hostages for a temporary cease fire till available, also release some palestinian prisoners and allow more fuel and humanitarian aid to pass some of the gaza netanyahu earlier about the israel will not stop fighting after the hostages are afraid. yes votes. there is false style going around the

officer, the pause to retrieve the hostages. we will stop fighting. let me make it clear. we are at war and we will keep being at war until which you all will be destroyed from us. return all of our hostages, ensure that there will be no threat to israel from gauze. ama more has stages and returning to hostages has stages to come. but we will not stop until we're chief complete victory and bring the old back of the israel hamas agreement propose as a temporary cease fire to allow for a hostage exchange, including his rallies. the militants captured on october 7th. according to the group statement, the truth will also enable negotiations on the delivery of humanitarian aid to gaza and the transfer of wounded from hospitals in the enclave. by the apple suspend error operations for the duration of the truce by public, peter scott discussed the situation with journalist across the region before the hostage exchange deal was approved. i think it will also creates up. we're doing

this for these really are me. first of all, the have also now another bronze on the north of the country where a huge block is at that change every day is road. and maybe during those 5 days or more through seemed the got the 3 area. these really army could be focused on the north and maybe to do that or some operation because they don't want the same scenario was on the 7th of october at the does the streets area will happen again at the notice of the country. so this time easily is determined to do more to keep their as these events and the residential fee as well as say, so these rarely army also can use those days. and in that does a street maybe to do some preparations and do at think about new tactics, how to find the tunnels on the ground. how to find the structure of some of the

things that that can be much worse for the army. if it wants to limit the come us, if that officer, the truce 8, will not have the support of the government, they've been in the national community to continue the food invasion to guide the street. and what happened at the status of that guy is that what happened was the nurse of guys of the cabinet, the cells. you can imagine that one of the main sticking points is the situation surrounding the hostages. on the exchange of, of prisoners must be very difficult to reach consensus on that. yeah, it's probably, it's a very, very hard because that there are a lot of dilemma that many believe that may be now if we will continue to pressure on some us, they will agree after that's too much better deal for israel. others think if we will, uh, just the release now and then hostages after that is rarely army wouldn't be able to destroy from us. and there's so many different

voices and these really government, they're confused. they're not sure what to do because in the beginning they just wanted to distract from us and on the way to release the hostages after that, that these riley public was so outraged just because of those, the families that they are. so the mains in their relatives, back home, so the government changed, it said, glancing gather street. and now they are in, in a difficult situation. a problem moving on. see, you know, and can you tell as well people in gaza think about these negotiations that the, even the dilemma of a cease fire given the, the constant bone bomb and they've been subjected to over the past 2 months, must be of almost a relief in itself. when the news about this potential beam is also as have you have, just like you said, is the source of conflict and for a, for the people who are in a full sort of kind of situations or into different parts of the government. just 2

seconds from now, i thought a bit of apartment took place in this particular area that i am in, which means that the non stop plan that has been, has been delivered, dependents. agents have been distorting the homes have been making them homeless, have been making the office is about to and even fox, a very short term of time. so kind of thing is i'm happy to hear the news advice and then they, they are now achieving got, and something very important. and this fund go inside. i guess these are the progression of the way they perceive it. and this particular uh how much area to the width of $500.00. by the way, it's the end of that was this time by the is that is sufficient. arby as a safe area. people tell me how much he has a pollution of around 78000. now the people who are and how much including the id be intended his best people. ready around 45000 people are together in one apartment, you'll find around see 4 or 5 or even 6 from the 75 people or even 100 people in this area with very lucky targeting. since $4.00 to $5.00 days, it's

a heavy but it is of the go button to match the fire. the by the thing is for living and everywhere and goes through our facebook page. the 1st and most, even the ones where phones to go, either from east tenuous we can use with sure is this area or from north got to south governor so no one is perfect. everyone is targeted and is in the army. but did you still claim the life of the fight? this thing is most of the times and distributed my show here, as we've just been discussing hostages on the potential prisoner exchange, is one of the most discuss points in these potential negotiations. i'm what you've taken an interview with the prison up from july, the charlotte. that was back in 2011 october 2011. a wind shelley was released by a dino ca, sam, the military wing of how much. um, uh, bad deal was broke good by egyptian intelligence. 1200

palestinians were released in exchange for that one is way the soldier who had been held captive. the 5 years of he was brought to rough and i'm off, shirley is, you know, i told him the world wants to know how you are you willing to speak to me? and he said he was, and i had a very short interview with him because of cause he wasn't feeling up to it. he had just been released and was very keen to go back home. and he told me that he had been treated well. how much had already left when i did the interview, contrary to some reports that said that they had state disability interview, they had already left the trust israel as reportedly detained faulty palestinians in the west bank and the occupied east. jerusalem. um,

how do you think this could im taught the progress of the thoughts on this thing that they could be possibly potentially exchange. so what time development, i'm giving home for the snow birds and not signed them up for to they are i don't my house on the policy goes on the caps. if it is, i need you as soon as the civil to hook to. but right now, this plan has this, the $2900.00 spot, a senior, so including women, children aldwin on some out of 16 days on the deal. and they don't have any holes to be released. so this will give the evidence, you know, there's a lot of, i hope to be free of and also the soon as you see the pros as of victory for how much and guys that's off of 6 weeks of it. if somebody wants to then sit under, it gives us friends to relocate to the counselors and guys i'd be present by force . so that is what it is. now. they have to change the opposite breath is to distort from us or to, to send back the captives and guys. and this is important to see that after that, if you have the policy as will be at least the women and children as

a vi money. and this will lead for because the, the swap between is right on time us, which will it free, more policy that it isn't us who sent us for a long use is what need you. all right, let's cross live now. it's a journalist and the political analyst of robert and like us and the middle east, expert and journalist, jani bennett, malcolm, great to have you both on with us to discuss this, robert, let me start with you. israel had up until now i resisted increasing calls for a cease fire. so what brought about disagreement between israel and from us for a temporary pause in the fighting to i think there was an immense amount of pressure placed on the israeli government. we saw that there were, it is rarely protesters in the streets which factors into this. there was also a lot of us pressure which was brought to their we've heard on the as barely side on top of this as well. the israelis in the gaza strip is not a cheap, any single, significant military victory. they haven't been able to free any of the captives.

they haven't been able to destroy any major base of him ass or show any real victory. so at this point it looks very hopeless for them and of course as well, we've had 6 weeks of fighting. and in the gaza strip, the people there are not able to get access to the basic goods. many people are suffering barely having anything to eat. there's barely any water for them to drink to come up. there is no medical supplies for them in many areas most permanently in the north, most people can't even get to hospitals. the hospitals are in functional. so on the m s i definitely, they needed to do something as well in order to achieve some sort of small victory and a pause for the people of the gaza strip. so that they could at least have a break and also have some age sent in to relieve some of their suffering. the on a and letting you have then yahoo has already vowed that despite the release of

hostages, the war in does a will continue. but it shouldn't the priority for israel to get to be, to get it citizens home and, and continuing this carpet bombing of gaza doesn't up putting the hostages at risk . i don't think so way. i think some boss understands very well that the keys in these hands are a good cause for and so there are a deals with ease well and uh, was to come us a lot more than the, than that more than bodies. so i think from uh say i understand that then they, it will try to keep them alive in the fund. those on the, the, in the ground, the way from these valuable budman saying the, i think this is a must for the roberts of the, despite the deals, approval is really sources of reporting that not all ministers were in favor of it

. can you tell us more about who was resistant to this deal? the moment it starts writing rugged robert. okay. what was the most at the moment? it's not exactly clear what the reasons were for every single minister and their disagreements. we know that there is an extreme right camp in the is really government at the moment, including the lights, a bit to more bank, the air and because of the small stretch. and these types of, i don't actually have the names of every single individual who oppose this, but we do know that there are those who do oppose this just purely because of the fact that they see this as a win for him as an amass. obviously it will hold us up as a victory, the palestinian people and gods and will be very happy that they will get applause gets there. the fire does indeed stop for 4 days that will give them a break. so this is a victory to the post. any inside and there are those radical elements that the

will see. this is a victory for how nice and one to continue on their campaign in garza, no matter what. and what also argue that the international community will withdraw some of its supports, which it had, of course, supported to the as rarely as over the past 6 weeks in the events that there is a succession of possibilities temporarily. so i can't speak to who exactly those ministers are because i haven't received that information yet. yeah, i mean, what are your thoughts on that? is this likely to look like a victory for netanyahu and his government, or is there going to be some resistance in the mc, basically, in the fact that it took so long to get to this point? and it says the little the only the me this the big zoo and the spot, the object that the deal it was approved and the whatever the person who spoke before me said they smoked great shed any spotty agreed for. they'd be

lost on their way to convince it by the hands of the security operators say in these, well, this is the above all, you need to know because the only the 1st day is stage or the campaign and the how much are we trying maybe to present it is a victory, but the definitely a they've done nothing to be proud of because a, a b, 's riley's the occupied all of the north of gaza. and the, those, the clear is there any government decisions to continue with the campaign and to walk you by all the rest they've got the streets eventually the political, national conduct the a give up, the objectives of the war. if they do that, the government would follow because these are the public, it's very unite and even a swedish to complete the war. and they have

a clear victory over from us. so we're just seeing that the 1st phase of this war is that no beginning should good citizens. and this was the main motive a for the decision. even though it's very painful decision to really say some of the hostages roberts itself, are a part of the israel will publish the names of palestinian prisoners that they are releasing. so that is really is, can appeal the decision. why is that? is it likely that is rarely is woods not, not approve of certain palestinian prisoners or wouldn't they just want all of the, their own citizens to be able to return? and there may be some small objections. what we know at this moment is that they've agreed on the, in principle to those so and that they've approved it, and that a $150000.00 in prisoners will be released have asked, put out a statement in which they said that there will be

a list of individuals who are ranked by seniority, but we're talking here about women and children. so if there's any major objections that would be very strange, there could be perhaps the israelis could take issue with the charges, which they've laid down to bear on certain palestinian political prisoners, which i'm asked my foot board. however, it was talking about women and children in military detention, and i know some of them are, of course, in administrative detention, which means hells without a charge. so it's unlikely that there will be major objections. however, i would pull it out of what we need to see now is whether the israelis will respect the ceasefire deal. and where have mass also will refrain from launching attacks, especially if the israelis are to continue on in the west bank, especially in an aggressive way inside of the west bank as we've been seeing them

too recently. if the israelis choose to use this as an opportunity to go into the west bank and to try and fulfill some of the objectives of the far right figures in the us, really government. and then we could see that this east car breaks down altogether, or this cessation of hostilities should be cold and jani. what are your thoughts? didn't you expect to see the 1st hostages release to as early as thursday potentially. and in the meantime, are we likely to continue to see is rarely strikes on does a this is fire sides only when the, when it stops. so there's still time for user to attack these when it does not have to go into the ways back is what it is indoors bank and visit. nothing to do with the gas of the agreement does not include the doors bank. so these are in a fight against the resuming guys. i will continue, as i'll say, is see a book, no objection to the deal. and the supreme court,

the and the, i think the supreme court, we like the way they approve the deal. so i expect that these done, oh eh, especially the problem is the beautiful stuff on this thursday. right? we're going to live with our journalists and political analyst, rubber, and like hash and middle east expert and journalists, the only been when i can thank you both for speaking with us. thank you. the international humanitarian organization, doctors without borders, has condemned the as really strike which killed 3 doctors that out of hospital one of the last functioning medical facilities. in garza, i'm a staff has regularly shred information about child out as a function in hospital and the presence of all the stuff is there to the war impulses gps cold. and that's where also shared with is really a source has yesterday, at the time of rights in more than 200 patients are still are not allowed to hospital and they're unable to receive the level of care they need. these patients

must be urgently and safely evacuated to other hospitals that are still functioning . however, all hospitals and gas that happen, what can be on their capacities since october, due to ongoing supply shelters. it talks in facilities and extremely high numbers of patients will re, to re tell coal for an immediate cease fire to prevent more depth and gatzo. now more than ever will search for the lifting of the siege and the protection of medical facilities and medical stuff. this is not the 1st incident that has targeted staff in the past few days, according to the organization, which says it is treating hundreds of patients under extremely difficult conditions . the group emphasize that strikes on guys a hospitals are in serious violation of international humanitarian law. well, despite the news of talks, idea of strikes on guys, i have not let up. local officials say the decimal has surpassed 14100. with more than a 3rd of those children. many hospitals have shut down to do a lot of fuel,

while others are overwhelmed with casualties. the work of the medical staff is further complicated by the constant bombing. at least 20 people have reportedly died following and alleged is really defense forces or strike on the news era. refugee can, it doesn't more were injured following the error rate according to local media reports that are searching through the rubble of the destroyed buildings and working to remove for more victims from the debris. this video released by the guys in house ministry shows the aftermath of monday's shelling of the indonesian hospital in northern gaza. officials say 12 people were killed there where 400 patients are being treated and hundreds more are 16 itself served as real time. some us as infrastructure of the site, something the hospital operators strongly denies and southern dogs are the who monitoring situation is also dire. the challenging for

this new model of the around 100 patients from the indonesian hospital were evacuated to l. nasser hospital in the south, pushing the facility to the brink of collapse were heard from one of those evacuating the patients to nestor hospital. linda is, you don't follow. we rushed to pull him out and you know people shout as he was marcher, but i replied, his heart was still bidding. so with kerry's hand and as there were no stretchers, i'm put human to boss. then was shut the cartons until we reached an officer hospital. after performing a c t scan, they told us his condition was stable, but still critical money. how about the plaintiff and boss and celebrities? journalist, up until the end reported airstrikes near the country's border with israel pictures report. and they showed the aftermath of this right, which took place near the town of tier. harforth is rarely military which repeatedly claims it is targeting has the lot and the cross border strikes has yet

to comment on the incidence warning. you may find the following. images disturbing . the israel 11 and border has seen daily exchanges of fire, mainly between id f and has for us since the start of the complex medics from a hezbollah associated health organization nursing, picking up the bodies of the 2 journalists killed in the strike in southern loving on the journalist colleagues gathered during the fall and outside the almighty and building as the rank. several porters killed him. it is rarely how much conflicts are swelling. mama colored a journalist for 11 on all my of the and tv told us about the dangers journalist face reporting on the conflict or the see they were targeted. but it's all of the team. the whole team was started. it said they was send me some way that they had been to pay for it for 2 days. so that is where you, the enemy knows exactly where they read and that they was tremendous. and that's for that there is no doubt that, that they were to live reading the best. and the steps telling that i do

this, and so many other channels have been importing from the same spot. so we are sure that this is as 34. i mean, have you seen the list? i'm the southern states that is right you. these are targeting 11 and goza, and this is school from now by the number of students that have been targeted. and they actually want to sign this. i may have been specifically, specially after they've defended us from what testing from a, by satisfying me as a magazine to us. but it's a nation, an investigation in this and they're going to us for they've been his army to the investigate. think in addition to the assignment, so she doesn't understand this evening. plus it has announced that they live in an as long to find a and a case for the u. m. to be able to investigate this, we are not going to be silenced with ukraine on financial live support and torn

apart by complex the country is marketing at 10 years since the start of the euro might on protest, those events led to a civil war in 2014, but the european commission president ursula vander lion claims these events to of ukraine. closer to joining the u. the 10 years of sickness, he tried the striving for freedom. the cold winter nights of your maiden have changed your up forever. the,

today, it is clearer than ever. the future of ukraine is in the european union, the, the future that the maiden fought for has finally begun the annual security council. as also convened the meeting on ukraine on the anniversary of the start of the year of my don protests, here's what rushes you, an envoy, i had to say to the security council. done these other rules, these richard, my down was conceived solidly as a means of weakening russia in the interests of the west. ukraine has already means the chance for bees at least twice in the case of the means to grievance, as well as in march, april 2022. already, during the special military operation,

due to pressure from the united states and great britain, this, alaska was deemed refused to continue peace negotiations with russia and chose the best of senseless war until the last ukrainian mo, it also remember another pre my don ukraine as a country with which we are united by close historical, cultural and family ties. today, more and more ukrainians are aware of this. no matter how hard western and ukrainian propaganda tries to keep them from doing so. the west still clinks to this ukrainian project as the best opportunity. so we can russia. 10 years ago, ukraine lost its dignity, independence, or russian and bassinger laid out the details of how the conflict began with the overthrow of the elected ukrainian government. and how your brain hasn't really been a sovereign country since that time. simply the proxy of western countries in nato, in their efforts against russia, from their he just drive the primes against civilians. and on asking with guns that

land us to the situation that we're in today. laying out all the facts of the conflict that western leaders refused to acknowledge. now it's important to note that when we heard from a number of other countries, there were a number of countries echoing the united states before the council. however, the detail about the blacks, the grand deal, and how unfortunate it was that western leaders were unable to uphold the terms of it and let this deal go through and how that has impact the lives of civilians. are people in african countries. it depends on that grain that was highlighted in the remarks from brazil as well as gone other. here's what we've heard regarding the blacks. the rain deal before the un security council, the global fluid system, already under pressure from climate crisis. and the coverage 19 pandemic has been minus, supposed to be effected by the war on ukraine. we therefore joined many others in

encouraging, continuing efforts, but old renaissance. the cold is to be still green supplies to the global markets with a priority for countries that are valuable and whose population's face from in on tango. we call on all parties to adhere to international humanitarian law and take concrete steps to de escalate hostilities. zillow, comes the efforts of members of the international community in this regard and remains willing to contribute to peace initiatives. as soon as the parties are ready to reestablish dialogue either directly or through the 3rd parties. now it's also important to note that the us representatives spoke over the security council and brought up events from nearly a 100 years ago. so any of us at all in the 19 thirty's. in addition to that, the u. s. representative accused russia of what about you as a word that was in her script, which he was clearly on familiar with as she was reading out her message before the security council. it indicates that whoever wrote her for presentation and the

remarks that she gave for the council was probably much more familiar with internet debating culture. regardless of the united states and western leaders dock to their standard narrative, blaming russia for the entire crisis and refusing to acknowledge the underlying routes of the conflict. however, this was an important the opportunity for the russian and passenger to get a presentation laying out the details on the 10 year anniversary of the euro made in advance, which led to toppling of the granting government and to the situation. the world now faces in ukraine developing bit by bit over the years as us leaders seem unwilling to de escalate. we spoke with klein, preston and international attorney who says the 2014 might on to was triggered by western interference and has prevented the people in don baths from living in peace . there will not be any agreement on your brain even once this war or military operation is concluded in.