the, the, the good saw says is help negotiate a resumption. it's a nice fun turned over all hostages and prisoners, most between israel and boston, crowd top pike's in facilities ahead of the release. also at the c people are interested in this shooting outside is really one prison in the west by passes. 39 palestinian offset to be released from the facilitate. also this are the prison biden's source of his knowledge secured the release all palm as opposed to just as gross as it is on the streets. reminded me of the other side of the complex, the pond itself. you creating an official compounds?

it's a piece deal with russia. could have been reached as early as march last year, but the west told p f 2 objects. it's on keep on finding the, it's just $111.00 p and here we must go. this is all to international with old, the very latest welcome use. thank you for joining us. we stopped this all with the latest on the is really how much slope saga arkansas now says that it's money is to negotiate the resumption of the hostage fund over saying it's the results of its mediation along with egypt. the doha says its housed as well as assurances that it will comply with the prisoner exchange agreements on us of the place that it was willing to stick to the deal. the hopes for successful exchange or high. and some of you with thousands have gathered waving flags on holding pictures of those who

are currently have have 2 cups. if i have my a, the a c, people were wounded after gunfire erupted outside. and these rarely run present in the west bank, where the 39 palestinian prisoners are expected to be freed from shortly. the are the palestinian business pods of the deal stopped earlier to exchange 14 hostages, held by a month ahead of the release palestinians gathered outside the prison in observation . this all was present earlier would have must said it was forcing the deal until isabel delivered 8 to northern johnson. to get the latest on this, i'm going to live now by is ready, journalist nick, call you. okay. and who is in some of the neg, thanks again for joining us. i'm a bit of a development now in the past hour. so breakthrough by gets off to get that deal

back on track. how's the news going down in israel? yeah, those moments where really excite things here because people are sure that we will not have the deal and maybe the war will resume today. and then now it looks like the deal is that back on the track. but the news roads are, i'm not believing through a mazda, because the understand that, that the target to amass is to prolong the, this fire in order to diminish the international uh, support that the israel has the guns, the in you. it's the war on terror as they call it that because he's ro wants to destroy completely him us and the here the people of course they are happy to see the around the back. com. but they're not sure how much of danville gone in the coming days. the we expect that the about $50.00 to $70.00 or a, these riley said we'll come in this at this fire will be extended for additional

a few days. the police, but nobody knows what will happen in this. this means that those humanitarian a to the, to the north of garza and have obviously taken place because that was one of the main sticking points from a mazda side when it came to this deal. so yeah, as i understand, so humans there in the kobe, these a coming as was agreed i on the deal. and that is ro set from the beginning about the they will bring as much as the grid of the beast, health and the trucks. but how much maybe didn't received all of the drugs that they expected, but now it looks like it's okay. so i'm not sure which side is telling the truth. anyway, this is will not be the bar that will break the deal. or just make it a little bit more globally, nick, about this situation. and it was the agents on, i'm good saw they've got this deal back on its feet again. what role are they

playing as, as mediators in this conflict? how important is it and how do you see that role continuing further down the line in egypt, that plank the major role in all the conflicts that we have every few years to be it's time us and usually they are the dealer. they are the mid doors and they're the ones that the bringing the deals of the cease fire set and now also guitar helping because that then both the utah moss and the the lead or is that there are deliver off from us and that one of them and also david looked up the initial interest. that's why they are helping. but to as long as i understand egypt is demand flare and they want it's in their interest that the in gaza strip will be um piece more or less because they want to have a stable region. and they have

a board service on my end is that goes to the strip. this is the only border that they have that you guys accept the fees rose, and that's why, for egypt it's really important and vital that, that there will not be too much stress of the region. that's not the sci fi, as we know is set to last 4 days. is it any sort of it'd be an extended up full or is israel on the idea of ottomans they will push on with their offensive and gaza and, and achieve that goal or at least try to, of destroying come us if, how about some us, we'll continue to really is riley hostages and they have about $220.00. busy of. busy of them, if they will continue to release them and release all of them. i believe that the, the suppliers because even the disagreements at but they also need to surrender. so

as long as they are continuing was that there will be a spar in the truest. but if they will start the game to the central kids that are due drought. and this they will still keep the assignments riley hostages. so you need to send the children, the men elderly, add their and cafeteria, do of course that will be able to return at some point. so it's a basically in the hands of some of us. now as we know, they keep actually covered many of these protests for us over the past couple of days. these protests by the relatives of the people who have been taken hostage by how much um, do you think that divorce tend to be death in yahoo vows to this pressure domestically and certainly to agree to this these fight with from us to yeah, excellent for nathan yeah, oh, it was so helpful. what happened, of course it's best for him, but that there were a lot of broth test against him. and now all the intentions went to the war. so in

the way now it's health seemed to govern the country, but the officer at the disciples violent too and it will be difficult for him to continue because at days, riley probably too much angry at him. so she has it a complicated game here on the one hand, it's good for him if this war will continue for a long period of time even years, because he will be still at prime minister. but if it's and then the angry people that will go back on the streets and maybe he will not be able to be a prime minister anymore. indeed, questions will be asked, well, he's really jealous nuclear in joining us from some of you. thanks so much for that comprehensive breakdown of the latest developments in the middle east. thank you. thank you. the rough uh crossing you might 78 continues to answer. gaza with troops now moving into the area non stop. we more details on that,

so here's does the base jealous of the talent right here, standing in front of front of the borders entry. seeing thousands of humanitarian aid trucks entering the gaza strip, including fuel and gas trucks. this arrival of fade seemed like a breath of fresh air for the palestinians. after enduring an increasingly suffocating located, it's not warranty that there are one point. $8000000.00 displaced individuals from guys on it's loading areas. displace individuals returned from 10 very shelters to their homes. what can change from their displacement status, but many people in gaza are afraid. the author of this for days ends the war will begin again. let's continue discussing this story. i'm going to live now by westbank based journalist mohammed, not you, but mohammed doesn't say much for joining those again. i'm festival wants. how is

the news that this bill has been resumed? gone down over the years. soft on the hours of delay. is that correct? and is it fun with the ocean amenities to over from the problem across the street from us? and as i am so they turn, that is the reason i was from, from us the opportunity to is added across the expect it to free that a certain i about a scene and it isn't of the 6 women on the have to be a man on the vague change that of the questions i wouldn't be received from it between you and yes of the to be almost submitted a i don't want to hear that beside me the stuff or i'm going to go through that secure to the general office. i'm gonna see if i should, i just have to have boxes to ask them about the same issue on their i would just need to come so far. good evening. thank you for the to the is ready to go to 3. that 2nd, the group of the scene of prison us on the this evening. some of the did,

it happens on the subject between the, from us and this i am with regards to how do you see why that is why you want openings on the 3rd language that a list of names and the things i agree most that we see through a couple of different plan games they own the ones that i use to change agreements that website gives up on in their favor. and this gives and also to how to ask the news based. so therefore i lifted the agreement and to invest the one the number and the amount of to invent was supposed to reach the notice of guys which is practically. and that is really minutes audio commission now. and then data do is the number of subjects that we're not allowed on now to get better missions, automotive, food supplies to come to notice that the thing that they change their lives over the people who would bitterly, according to their agreement, those who have been in prison for their long periods of time would be for us to be

the least. and the is the name is belinda again with that now with districts there's, there is a 3 tips accepted the to, to stick to their agreement. on time i said that they wouldn't release those that are in the prison. what, what this one thing means? what about this? what happened is that you're talking about are there notes between to equal the spinning and resistance standing god as an equal on equal footing? i'm not good is that it is to pass that away from them? yes, yes, the bear with me say it isn't a 100. so the policy now gather up though in front of all foreigners between the 2 receive the 1st to google and also to 90. and we see also on the hundreds of other students boxes on both sides of the center. if there's an issue for them to send people to one of the additional to the hospital. why?

because you can't find somebody in front of as that does not have a prisoner in jail. now, what had the prisoner in june before the deed? it's what i'm 90. $6.71. now, is there any item you conducted 1000000 notice i guess of a really simple vent and guys talking about no more than 5000000 people. so practically 40 percent of the population have done that. and that's why people have sympathize with the formula is that still have the samsung voltage and that's why the idea of most of the time they came here and so knew that if you with the sunroof. yeah, under the motor swap between is on us off of the end of this or for the internet please. absolutely. i think that order to negotiations happen in this moment to

release the motor, present all the time to have them expended. seems right, and hopefully this will lead to the last thing is what do we do, man, this is what he wants to because too many people on the 15000 it does expect that the vin number is 222000 people in less than 6 weeks. after that would be $9000.00 in terms of income and not since they're not the only way to get on the present as out on saves is also on the $8000.00. thank you very much for doing the same thing. so that situation i've, i've seen as the hold for a 2nd to be leased out to this evening on the vehicle receive them. i mean the

results from those bank buses up is not a problem. it doesn't, i'm going to be handed in is doesn't, i'm going to says the best hopes of that goes very smoothly. westport based journalist mohammed not g, thanks very much about plus and it's an interview with most stuff about goosey who's the apollo send you the national initiative leader. thank you very much. the 1st exchange during the ongoing ceasefire took place on friday, palestinians in the west bank hit the streets to welcome those released from his very custody just like the some of the former detainees would courage through the crowd waving honest opinion. and i'm off the flags. the 1st group of 39 people was freed on friday evening. as part of the agreements a total of a $150.00 for the city prisoners all set to be released. for some hope it will be even more if it were not for the people of guys who would not have seen

freedom, we were suffering in prison the saddest themselves with us and humiliated us. the total pride is tight and no dignities raised thanks to the resistance, god's willing. for god's sake, our heads remain high. like god, this is an indescribable feeling and god willing all the prisoners will be released . an indescribable joy, god willing, really for may god have mercy on the mazda. so the west bank and the monitors of garza, the land we have been free, thanks to god and thanks to the resistance. may god relieve everyone and go to the new place most would be in the next week. and god willing, no one do remain in the presence which will become empty and the will. this was the moment a palestinian woman was united with her relatives 24 year old mara was the 1st

prisoner released in the salt deal, as she shed her experience. now with my family, i went home to the police and this will be on october, the 7th, i was taken to solitary confinement where i had been beaten and having the streets of the machine gas. and they tried to take my bill over the other female police, and i was told that they had been subjected to assault to you guys and still without the any attention to the a women as well. she cannot pick these, the waiting was long, and these were hard hours. what time was passing very slow when we have done the rest and for 3 days the load owners of a person are swapped deal, but we didn't know the names or receive any information from. i think god, we were informed today that tomorrow will definitely be among the release prisoners of trust me. on friday, i'm us published voltage of releasing 20 full hostages. the group included a young boy elderly and some for nationals. they've been given medical treatments

and stuff. it's saying that they are just relieved to be brought with that families . we are very exciting from the 1st moment. we. so the kids and the parents, the hogs and the crying. and it was very, very exciting for all floss. a there in good condition. and they're surrounded by our multi disciplinary team, is social workers, they colleges, nurses in the a doctors. and they told us of some of their experience we are listening very know to and a ask a lot of question, but they're telling us our, their story is the end where listening and right. exciting with them sometimes trying with them. but they come to share, these is stories us present. joe biden has claimed that he played a major part in the release of those hostages. today has been a product,

a lot of hard work and weeks of personal engagement from the moment of loss. could not these people i alone with my team of worked around the clock to secure the release. i cannot prove what i'm about to say. but i believe one of the reasons why am i struck when i did. i say knew that i was working very closely with societies and others in the region to bring peace to the region by having recognition of israel and israel's right to exist. whenever the less the president's position on israel wasn't going down. all that well, in non so kids, that's where the body and family have been spending the thanksgiving. us the the winds on the walk about on the island across south. it's free palestine. the den list on the political commentator bradley blankenship doesn't think any of

buttons would suggest anything positive for palestine. you might be to use the phone. so a lot of the search gas, and by the way, this is before he had noticeable mental decline in recent years. he's always been like this. he's always been a pretty one say on remarkable person and in these ways. so i don't see that uh, you know that it was anything personally with him. i think that there was certainly some technocrats of business administration and i think that certainly he does have some pretty skilled diplomats working in the state department. now, of course, also working and intelligence in fact is william burns is c, c, i a director is one of the most skilled diplomat united states that have really the piece waiting that has been happening in the middle east, i think is really over to china in fact, airport managers are about to meet in china. it's actually formulating a legitimate and the settlement in the middle east. the united states really hasn't had much to do with any of this, even in the, the status quote. i mean, for example, the piece trumpet,

trump had drawn up with that bite and really has not done anything different. he has not suggested anything more favorable to policy. and that one of the essentially created a one state solution with the continuation of the patient. basically the continuation of what many experts call in apartheid regime against the palestinians . and this isn't a real solution fees and it's tumble. daughters have rallied in supports all palestinians on the cold for a whole. so what they say is the in she made treatments of gaza civilian population, local journalists. now the don't gonna brings us this report. a thousands of doctors have guessers here any stumble to stand against israel's attacks on hospitals and goals of the gulf was wearing wide schools painted in. read that civilized fellow doctors who have been targeted and killed while trying to save lives of others. they conducted a silence march and issued oppressed, with ease. here in central, assembled in front of the famous i have so few most there sigmund cans and israel's

actions saying it has targeted hospitals, medical facilities. and is it all what the international law they closed on all boxes to join them and states against israel's to proceed? we have been to think to some of them. here's what they had to say. this is clearly a genocide, children, human and pausing. so, you know, since people are targets, it's like a huge military forces of the 50 to this is not about being adult. so this is about being a human. there is a humanitarian crisis. we're watching what's happening in shock with that. and gordon, sorry, great stream. the angry was a never ethical bots. it is unacceptable. how kids are killed. premature babies and incubate just died because of power kindness, which is good. this is at the city, gainesville city. yes. it is. they denied. and then uh,

from basically my guys like the beach access to health care. uh that these are maybe the 1st with change in history, as i called, uh, 2 votes will be in the opinion, it takes type hates sites. uh you decide community eh and did you to um, i'm so proud of some doctors and guys who didn't go way, who didn't the left, the hospitals. israel has been targeting hospitals and medical facilities and goals . well, since the start of the war, so far, 26 hospitals and 55 health to see the keys had been destroyed and go. so the, the most famous one l. chicago was text earlier this week with israel, claiming quotes that from us tools, terrorist and complex would meet the facility. no convincing evidence inspired with

the media now coming to the type of government, the turkish government is also playing it's part of which causes medical emergency um, so far, 13 to kia has transferred 150 people, mostly tense of patients and their relatives to hospitals inside dish capital on cut off where the treatment is. uh, continuing. um, turkey has also sent 800 tons of uh, medical supplies, and 2 minutes. are you a, uh, an uh, medical personal um to the region. uh meanwhile, the type each doctors here at the protest say that they will keep up on this uh silence protests uh, every single saturday up until the war and as permanency as far as a cheap man, the dogs assembled now i know the story were across today

a huge fire at the shopping sense in pakistan's largest city of karachi is left at least 11 people dead and 35 injured the blaze reports and they broke out in the morning uh the multi storage r j shopping mode in the city. the fire has since been puts outs and crews are working to dump and down the area. and local media reports suggested that sold out could be considerably higher. the cause of the info now is not yet know it's sending out to the board of ukraine with top officially and key of claims that a piece deal with moscow could have been reached last year and the okay later the time bar is johnson scope with adults and assisting with the ukrainians. keep on fighting. let me pull it up because it's a my opinion, the russians really believed until the very end that they could have pressed us. so we would accept neutrality. and at that point, this was the main thing for them. tell them that they were ready to end the war if we accepted neutrality like finland once or did or believe. and then we make a commitment to them to not join nato. and yet when we return for mr. involved

a morse johnson came to us and said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just continue fighting positively what this is the 1st time that a senior you creating an official, a very close associates of presidency landscape. and someone who was on the negotiation team from you, craig, coming out and saying that these room is well indeed true, that a peace agreement was one, was the place, the pressure demanded, chiefly neutrality that you paid wouldn't join the laser with nowadays? why that was this, this pushed towards keep the pressure ukrainian, you credit into authorities. and then there he confirm something that many others have said since the bar, as johnson, the prime minister of great britain himself came to key. if, as he said, don't do it, don't sign a peace agreement with the russians continue with the boy. and that was the turning

point. allegedly off to which presents the landscape came out and said to google until they reach you paid for the templates. 1991 since then, that has been a tremendous loss of life. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian soldiers killed, injured, huge slots of the country. devastated. and now they're talking about negotiations again again, the 1st time that it seen that ukrainian official has come out and shed those details. and this come comes at the time when it many publications around the world and from officials from senior officials in europe in america, by hearing the word peace negotiations, the words peace negotiations more and more something the seemingly was anathema at the start of 2023. when they were these, these hopes that you created could achieve victory through military means at this

point, it is important to mention that at this time, any quotes for peace negotiations in ukraine. a punishable by little police negotiations with russia outside by little a decrease signed by the landscape zalinski himself. nevertheless, this is a critical admission. perhaps a ton important because many opinions who have lost relatives who have lost loved ones who would be forced complete the hundreds of thousands of men who are abroad in europe in russia who live with them. busy all tried to trying to dodge the, dropped a new credit and the mobilize ations. they've lost the question. what if it was that simple? was it was it? was it was it continue with the war condemning hundreds of thousands to death when? oh, that's and that's key had to do with sign a piece agreement guarantee neutrality. literally my colleague roby, sushi,

spoke with former us senate stuff and then but salaried to discuss the choices that ukraine this up to make in the chain of events was this, they, they went to church, invited to nurse go see if this p a peace agreement. um towards the end of march, and then in april, um, worst us and trotted down to kias and put a stop to it and said, you're absolutely not going to do this for 2 reasons. he gave 2 reasons. his reasons were the wes doesn't want this war to end and you can't back down to the bottom or pretend that was his, his position and key is of course being, you know, the vassals, that they are for the united states. and this proxy war anita, is fighting against russia via ukraine, capitulated and, and said ok, the war continues. now you've lost a generation of your training and man as a result of a piece that could have been achieved. now this will came out in even ukrainian press in the summer and in may in july you saw some independent journalists covering that force. johnson put a stop to this,

but it didn't get any lift in some of the major. oh sure. yeah, horrors. yeah, you're telling me the mainstream media wouldn't report this. right, but honestly, the right may look orest johnson. it goes to key. if he's got these, told me the whole before it's gonna save the lives of hundreds of thousands, thousands of people. tar. why do you think, why do you think? because for such a long time now we've heard the western political and media landscape saying russia doesn't want to 12 piece russia well negotiate. and yet, if you look at it now, it seems that what so lensky is, advisor was saying, right now flies right in the face of that narrative. but russia was actually willing to stay to the peace table. but the u. k. barth johnson. they sco hope to talk. absolutely, or, you know, and as a matter of fact, in june of this last year, a lot of recruitment president clinton had showed the actual document of how russia was withdrawn troops from kids and try to you know, meet with this acord, this piece of equipment. they made, they ask for 2 things. they wanted neutrality from ukraine.