sometimes, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way inside the top headlines right now, here with austin international right, there is a mini bus hiring palestinians is entering the offer military person in the west by israel and thomas have started the exchange of captives print time policy unions try to return to the homes in the north of ga. so, but the idea of reported lee blocking the route, sparking i are among local the, if the true students guarantee a safe passage for us from southern to northern causes to meet my family and check my house in this truces useless days. riley's wave anticipation hoping that loved ones are on the list of the top tubes that to be released within our because feels like we're being pushed to the edge. it's like torture. we don't know

when it will stop the end. we are pushing back on the main street narratives to get you your news on the filter. this is often us kicking off now straight to our top story where a temporary truce between israel and hamas has come into effect. we understand it is set to last for the next 4 days. and now the exchange of those held captive by israel. and how must we understand it has begun. many bus reportedly carrying public opinion, detaining the east can be seen entering the offer military prison run by israel in the west bank. they are expected to be handled over to a pallet, you know, authorities very, very soon in southern gaza. drone footage reveals some of the destruction from the audio from bottom and upside unice since the war erupt at last month. however, it's still used by displaced guys and so ordered by israel to leave their homes in

the north, a canadian palestinian john, this man sort of schumann has more from that area. it's been exactly 7 weeks since the status of this conflict. today is the day of free joyce, the day of the day of celebration a day when many hundreds of thousands of people are going to be able to return back to their homes. however, there are indications that that is really tied might, might try to bring this through us already. we've seen some pumps that's being distributed from the sky. so that hasn't been here. and that if you do use and the solve, this 5 sits, are basically warnings that if you'd use in the south not to go back to the north. uh, sending that that is not safe setting is that the war has to not ended. and this is against any of the terms that have been placed in this because you should. so we

hope that this, these fired when we continue, we hope that there will be peace. however, already an indication from the idea would be fabulous. so otherwise, now us, but these 5 interests, 1st day, some palestinians have become heading back to the home. but many of those are tempting to go north, a reportedly being restricted from doing so by the idea. they say, if the truth does not allow them to return home, then the truce is a useless agreement. and the are not in favor of this truce because i have been displaced in southern gauze, or for 50 days away from my family. if the truce didn't guarantee a safe passage for us from southern to northern, gaza, to meet my family and check on my house, then this truce is useless. it is not acceptable to implement the truth, only in the south and drop leaflets warning us not to return to our homes in the north. i want to save cord or northward. i hope this tooth gives us the opportunity to rename with our families and friends and that everyone remains safe

and healthy. yesterday they told me that my uncle was killed, but it turned out he's fine. it'll follows an earlier statement from an idea of spokes person who want to palestinians not to were to want to. and to the northern part of the enclave. yes. that's not the human. it's aaron pose. these temporary, the northern gather street is a dangerous war zone. and it is for bidding to move north for your safety. you must remain on the humanitarian zone in the south. it is only possible to move from the north of the street to the south by so had the road. the movement of residents from the south of this trip to the north is not allowed and ventures what i'm going ask about nasa is apparent medic, from gaza, who lost his leg. i mean, his riley shelling of the city of the alarm at the incident happened off the he rushed to the side of the attack and he shed his story with us here without the incident. i believe i met with any sort i saw we were informed at the vicinity of

the traffic directorate in deer. all the law had been shelled. we rushed there when i got out of the car to search for the wounded people began shouting that i was injured. and then i passed out. when i woke up in the hospital i found that my legs amputated. i'm a paramedic. what did i do to be targeted? i lost my job. what happened to me is distressing. i became an amputee. well taken care of people. this is peer injustice. my colleague have transported me to the hospital in dear all belong. i felt that they had been targeting me since they targeted me earlier on the sea highway, but i survived with god's grace was targeted once more. the hospital and we were hit by shrapnel shells. let's a lot more right now, requesting live to tomas. so the longer a spokesperson for the international federation of the red cross, there is also a very well welcome to today. thank you very much for joining us, especially all the way from geneva. it's good to have you here on this program. can you, can you just provide a, just off the top of your head uh, an overview of the current situation in gaza and they kind of, terry,

the impact of the war on the civilian population please. right. what's it, 1st of all, thanks. i'm afraid you me again today a so the, the situation of course, the moment is way better than in the last days just because booms. i'm not anymore . i dropped on the, on the guys a and it is a moment of a column and pause all day is if i think the good news is that the number of trucks are entering from the off a boat of their friendship to a end. it is supposed to be to access the foot and fast of gaza. now the going back to you might that it needs a seal in order most. it's clear that for today so full is a will not give the appropriate answer to under the 1000. so i've got some that, that in a, in a very difficult situation. so we do hope that we'd able to do our best in the next couple of days. but the idea is that into the move has into them or what's to be done, something more for the what the, the situation is. see this,

but 8 the and you cannot change your mind. well, as you, as you say to him also that the full day truce may not indeed be enough when one considers the medical and she monetary and aspects of the crisis that in the middle east today. what, what about how is the red cross dressing? the challenges of delivering a to gaza during this conflict, so much of northern gaza is in ruin the debris all over the roads. how was the red cross helping with the challenges of getting aid into gaza? yeah, thanks for these questions. i mean telling you so i didn't know what are most and of course the logistics is the 1st one together with safety. it's clear that in today they with the audio. so guys are the twitter, maybe i'm ready to book, and those are connected to points throughout the north. and, and of course the infrastructure and introducing us is the big question mike. so there are 2 points he has to be made. the 1st one is that that is um, larger than most scale and then so do you mind that an aide? the only today youtube headed crescent was able to do to bring the $8.00 to $5.00

trucks of a to, to defined a set. it could simply that which one would on this and the, the move access on today again by the side of gus and colleagues together with the united nation. what able to have equate to some patients. so from the box, he saw speed up from the north. the bringing them to decide what the so we had or for the next uh i was 7 days will be able to do more. and deluxe is more than or to where it's clear that the entire community is that the and get a new money that i need to. now, to also it is a tough question for you, but i'd love to know what, what you have to say and respond. obviously there have been reports of your organization along with others losing personnel during the conflict that some of so what, what measure is, is the red cross taking to ensure the protection and safety of schumann, a tarion workers what sort of since most the day and to show you might that a loyce and legal obligation of what the past is, so to respect to it could work as you, mine doesn't work as i what emblems of data crossteck i sent that crystal out of

the protection emblematic on ice on the geneva convention. so these a must a and these are responsibility on the shoulder of the all the 5, the see never the conflict in the board. i would say then of course, on the cross side we're doing specific trainings on how to react. and now to walk the actually in these, such a difficult condition and i would say that the inputs equal that they might get into either them and use that or by the body side of crescent in a mean guys. i mean westbank had a pretty the side the dial into the and skilled the because they are used to leave this difficult to difficult condition. a steel indeed is nothing of because since the beginning of the conflict, we lost the member of our, the network on both sides and use that or they mean palestine with injured when i'm more than 6 feet. so it's, it's, it's a very complicated the scenario with the scale of volume and said, i have to a place where not even i could work as i protected. well, obviously the international federation of the right across how it has a very challenging task in helping all the people in that part of the world. and we

trust that the red cross will do everything i can to, to help those affected and also to protect those that might be affected by the ongoing conflict. tomas so i just wanted to ask you, but before i let you go we, we hear different sides of the conflict from, from different people. you know, they're always more than one size fits to any major conflict. and that's what we have today. but having you on the program here in off the international and having your network tv, if it was something to my so that you would like to say to the global community that you think perhaps the news industry is missing. or you think people are as around the world need to know about what's happening. that what, what you'd like to say right now. but i've seen that we need to go down the road of us to get about the human studies and the life of the people and the, the, i in the feed us be i, and number some. what is operating impala sending these through the studies of

a family so cheated that an individual that, that deeply affected by these conflicts? so, i would say that the longer on the whole, is that these to oppose it to the fighting. we'd lost and it would not last only for 4 days. and we really need to have a way to think about the long lasting the solution and negotiation because it could be either the mode or these valued nc. so see that this will go on, the more softening of people and both the products that any so we go on and of course, we don't want that, of course, from us. so the longer a spokesperson for the international federation of the red cross joining us live here on how to international. we wish you the best of luck with your continued work along the gaza strip. thanks for your time. thank you very much. i. it's now a head of a much anticipated hostage exchange. is there any families i take to the streets, calling the immediate release of their relatives preparing for demonstrations inside of a lodge, a dining table, which space is kept open for those hostages still kept in captivity. or we heard

from some family members to all of course hoping to see their relatives return sites. me the exciting day today, but she just feels like we're being pushed to the edge. it's like torture. we don't know when it will stop. it feels like we're almost there like season 1st rolling his folder up the hill. every time we drove down again, we start over, but still it seems like we're getting close or somehow is really probably gonna continue to pressure on these riley government to do anything in its power to bring them back home. i want to remind you that just the newest, the goal then we had just one is rarely. so during the day i must have cvt for almost 5 years,

more or less. it was the headlines in these rarely 5 minutes. there were a lot of brought the same movements, so people that are demanding get the government to return, came back home and eventually more than 1000 said, i must members of a release that in exchange for one is rarely soldier. and one of those is now the head of the a boss that did the terrible. and the 2nd paul lucas says many goals here on the 7th of october. so of course there is some relief when the 1st at 13 people probably will be back around the 4 pm is rarely time. but yeah, there are so many more that students that can see that the and that's why these riley, probably a little note said forget them and built and the notes that demand them bank. com. and they'll still remember that about 1400. these dryly is that the low 3rd and that was the such a terrible graduate before the valley public and dell. so can't forget to. so i can

say that today it's a head feed, but did this said the same time day? because families are now going to with a roller coaster of feelings, they don't know if their relatives will be back home today or not, because is riley will not sell them until they are on these riley brown say. so that's why today said at the said they in the 0 some 200, i'm 30 trucks delivering to planetary and a to set to be entering gaza from egypt all day. today. this is under the terms all the is riley. how much truce a dad will bring in a much needed relief to the besieged enclave. the truth is also in coverage. some of those palestinians stranded in egypt to return home to gaza. one of those who made the journey said to the relieved, be reunited with that phone. and then you'll have a new i'm in the in river stuck for 40 days on egypt, sin side seats. we'd seating with folded the news,

but this was difficult for us to check when our parents, the internet, think of a slow or cost, no communication. thank god we entered guzman, is the best place for us as philistines, who had no sleep, no risk, no stability. our wives, children and parents who are all engaged on their bombardment. so was rewarded all the time. and i'm here in front of the board as into seeing uh, thousands of trucks loaded with a human to 8. but unloading these, he meant they in age from the arriving flux for the policy and trucks requires a lot of efforts on time. also the fuel and guys, the trucks arrive to the palestinian inside. so the red cross and he went there and organizations to put pressure on the is there any side to open more than one human. tell you in a car door to facilitate the entry of these rooms here and 8 into this trip.

it's going to have your company here on off the international rescue is carrying ropes and other equipment marching towards the still key out of the tunnel. and in there as part of an almost 2 week effort to free $41.00 trump. what this comes off for a tunnel collapse on the 12th of november blocking a 60 me to stretch. and despite the attempts to free the men on wednesday, the drilling machine empowering through tons of rock run into a metal roads slowing the process. more diaper is also following through the process, making clear of making it hard at to clear the path. total of 41 ambulance is a station to the side ready to provide immediate care? well that's a lot more now. they don't that hug for joining us. live the a former secretary of defense process management group in new delhi, a very well welcome to you today. so thank you very much for jumping on the program so quickly as well. do you have uh, do you have any updates on the rest of the situation right now? what's the, what's the latest that, you know,

the rest of the last few operations that are on the, on the machine. it almost reached uh, you know, the uh, of the neighbors who are trapped there. but the, the platform block, those might be, uh, you know, dislodged. so the wanted uh, the platform to be stable, so that'd be fine. that operations could be conducted. and now the operations have resumed, and it's a matter of time when these a labels were trapped inside the m, as in going to be coming out the, the chief going to start off the stage, solve the problem is, is already can bring their, the unit in minutes, those eval to be uh, you know, present their so the options are being white, georgia, if i are now or less the be prime initially under the prime minister and the entire nation. so it puts all the divergent just to save these people. and i think it's going to be for, you know, a few hours of and these are people that will be there. and as you write these at $41.00 ambulances,

one each for every label and for the one bedroom of the hospitals. yeah. is there and they are just waiting for the people to come out so that the medical attention can be given and they can be taken directly to the hospital or even they haven't got those that also get to, you know, quite as reserves should be any emergency as far as medical is concerned, then be flown to the minnesota medical facilities as, as, as you say, even though that there has been a big outpouring of support for those work is still still trapped. as you say, members of the prime ministerial office, even camping out. so it's a pretty impressive display of support. but obviously they're not when you're talking about rescuing people on the ground. this is not a simple operation that must be all sorts of complexities that rescue work. is dealing with good. can you tell us anything more about that? yeah, be a problem. i'll get this all patient this thing. so human life is in bar. and there, there are, you know, the sign is also very,

very frustrated. and did all start coming and more so because of the tunneling rodolfo item and speed left pretty look as being found into the kind of so that was coming in be because the overall they had kind of the uh the uh the uh what you concerning whats going on, right, and, and argumentative measurement. they have also partly the beauty cavity from bad that they can go. but the cities here you'll see uh the humans uh human lives have been born. so they have weight, very, very, very buggy so that there is no, you know, damage or there is no loss of life. or you know that the main thing can be extra, but you want all these 41 people to be safe and so, well what do we, what do we know about the state of those workers still trapped? i mean, they've been what i understand that i'm a small whole what was drill down to where the pocket where they are and then you could provide some kind of, i don't know air oxygen medical supplies, food water. i don't know. can you tell me more?

yeah, you said we had the agenda to 5, so you know what? it was 9 for 900. really? we did. i on the other was all for you to interpret egypt, renovate your diet so that it can be strengthened before it is being provided. they will provide it with the essential things, the medicines and even write them is because they are in dod possibly days and there's no some available there. so vitamin supplements are, have also been given and the people uh, what also regard over the handful friend goes for pick a camera off a vehicle to speak to the indian in via ones. so. so the indiana part of these are, uh, the, uh, the item communication with them. and they are being uh, you know, provided with all kinds of move in, ok, mutual. so to them, so that said you have anybody in canadian site and we are in touch with them and i think they should be coming out to uh, you know, at any moment with us, that's very, very good news. indeed it's, it's also interesting. i didn't,

i didn't know that you guys were able to 4 feet a telephone down this pipe hole. so that the truck, the truck is that could still be in communication with a loved ones back at home. that's just a wonderful, wonderful move that they know. i really have very little time that but can you just wrap up for me briefly? do you, do you know what led to this disaster? you see here, molly of the young mon bins they have brushed and not very, very stupid lender. you know that your patients name, which is acting on being in place and her body as a i'll skim growing. so the fuss me, the little blasting operations. i don't know if i can trust structured the recommend which is going on. and the lens of suspense is been a big issue, especially in those that are so rare. maybe because of uh, you know, i saw a lot, you know, subsiding and uh, because of different unity of the area because it gets a better off investigation. loves the uh, detailed report comes then only people will be able to get in what,

what exactly it will cost this, but i see that because of the lens up suspense and uh the, uh, the uh you know, the land and the sign being for guys there that would have to be glad to have this done well, i mean if it's, if it makes sense for sure, but i'm not a geologist. so i couldn't really give an expert opinion on that. but video data of the former secretary of defense crisis management group joining us a live on ology international and offering some little morsels of optimism as well . thank you very much for your time or i sure think it is now. i went to ireland where a protest as class for the police on the streets of dublin or the event was triggered off the 3 young children were wounded in a knife attack outside of school, but allegedly carried out by an owl. jerry and the national police deployed in an effort to keep the crowds at bay protest. this was seen as throwing glass bottles of those are. these are fires with lift as well. and the

fiery scenes here as well. it demonstrates torching a number of vehicles. have a look at that to some torching vehicles, while others were just looting local businesses to shop. the broken into things was stolen, protests, response by reports to the stopping was committed by analogy area national. however, the suspect in question has reportedly lived in ireland for more than 20 years, which always commented on the stopping saying they found notes ara motive. well, a little bit of background to on the attacking question of 5 people, including 3 children with hospitalized on. so say off with the subbing a code outside of the dublin school. the suspect was like taken into custody of that he was hit by a motorcycle korea islands, a prime minister has commented on the unrest and says he prices to blame squarely on the protest. those involved brought shame on dublin brought shame on ireland and brought shame on their families and themselves. these criminals did not do what

they did because they loved garlands. they did not do what they did because they wanted to protect irish people. they did not do us out of any sense of patriotism. however, worked. they did so because they're filled with hayes, they loved violence, they loved chaos, and they loved causing pain to others. all right, let's start this conversation further right now here in closing live to independent journalist levi joining us here on this program on this friday, a very warm welcome to choose a day late. what do you think of the pictures we've seen? i haven't seen bob on the slide. got an island in years, frankly, the number of cars and an infrastructure being torched. meantime, luke, the government has put all the blame squarely on the shoulders of the protest as your thoughts on. so i expect like every wedding you'd have to, but if it changes dramatically is gdc with the cable suppressing in dublin. and it shows that the people off for the 70 percent off hotel group in harland are

occupied by asylum seekers or black illegal migrants that wait for a position on the state of these cannot go on like got the great replacement, you know, as people fear in europe, i'll be replaced by people coming from old africa and africa is, is ongoing. the people start to realize that any of the, the official price, you know, the mainstream media referred to it in germany. induction in the netherlands in frost. you have seen in the netherlands last weekend. oh, the own supposedly extreme is here to builders with on elected now with the price, the 1st position at the election with 25 percent of the folks. on an empty migration platform, you would probably be the next prime minister forming a coalition at the moment. so things are changing in frost. it's the same if you had them last week and a tech at club of on a group of french people who had

a party by a group of starting to say of give their 1st names 9 also and some of them what picked to. so it gives an indication reading is the same every with and if you look at our goal is to provide them. there was violence. but could you and do adults by not julian migrant or a refugee with a knife? i mean, these cannot go on like that every time there is such a thing in europe. oh, you have the o d u far. it is next day saying that this person was shouting a lot of who i bought in and killed people with a knife is psychologically di range. yes, we know psychologically, psychologically you range, but this cannot go, oh my god, all even leave this is funded by and mr. strong share to say to mr. about the

coffee, the problem in a sofa, ireland, that it's a pity and upset all i find. well that, yes, can you make a good point that when you talk about it this way evolve what some people call fault, right? politicians coming to positions the higher of the actual ins, whether is, i mean, wow, huttfield is, as you were saying, i'm, i'm going to go to that is massive news, marine the pen and then you've got if lisa georgia, maloney as well, although she was and the immigration on the account, pain platform, but when she won the election, she became kind of pro immigration. but that does seem to be the sense that moving across you are right now when it, when it comes to, when it comes to the stopping attack outside the school in dublin, allegedly, in algeria national, allegedly, i con, confirm this right now. but a woman and these young kids was stopped as well. so i mean, and then you have all these protests and people are saying what is also about inflation and the housing prices to what is it more about? do you think? did you think it's about the state of the economy in orland or do you think the migration the bates is actually much bigger than we think it is?

what's your call on that? the as i think this time is the integration the bait by surfacing for good and for real model name i have a but in maryland that's the astonishing too many even to me you know, because aren't, it's always been relatively peaceful on that phone. but the fact is, i said that many hotel rooms are filled with people. the government call don't, doesn't know what to do with the, you know, microns coming and all silence because that should not get anything. i mean, if you're all getting and you should not get a side note, you should, your country is not that war. and also why it's the same for back to sony. i have nothing against pakistani. but when i was at the border between greece and a few years ago to increase and down in the balkans, i'm seeing a tens of thousands of people coming and holding one ceiling and family alone. tens

of thousands of people outcomes, all the spanish. it doesn't work, even if the government say everything is fine, we're going to integrate these people. now there's the real debate coming. and if i may say in, in the mainstream you get in from style, you see surfacing in prospected space on the left and on the right, the question about sleeping war is it seems it was always on the verge of a civil war in western europe. western, you're not gonna long green check republics, stuff like that. but in western countries like on the measurements, bouncing from germany, look at germany sort of bottom, connect on the, on the left, the hard breath from the link. that should be so apology to form a new party. that is an integration. i mean, that's the strangest, completely the scope of politics in europe. and this is found that i would have to, to make real changes in apples. yeah. find the right is gonna have to make real changes and not policies if she wants to have any luck at her continued political

shelf life live a independent journalist joining us here on ology international. i always enjoy your commentary. thank you so much. i thank you. thank you for joining us there for this program live in the heart of the russian capital. this is the international we're backs the the .