the yes, the, the headlines on off the international, that's the 3rd round of exchanging detained agents expected to happen soon between israel and how about the medicine group announcing a russian citizen will be among those set free celebrations on the streets of the west bank on time of eve on saturday is families from both sides were united with left by any further negotiations will be done under fire. that is, if they want to continue discussing the next time will be when the ponds are following. and the forces are fighting. israel's defense. when at the right, this thing time is nearly up for a tax on gaza to review with any future thoughts. apparently it will be accompanied by an idea of funding campaign stop the bombing top ceiling,

finest i find this fine demonstrations and support of palestine happening all around the world with a very unified message. but a temporary truce is not in the town without correspondence. i guess it's lined up and ready to go with your news now went off and sent straight to our top story for you this hour on the 3rd day of truce between israel and thomas, the next round of exchanging those held in a cube. captivate is expected very soon. this comes off the 39 palestinian prisoners were released by israel late saturday night to fulfill this part of the swap agreement an hour before my detainees arrived by bus. after being set free from an is really present in the west bank and then of course they were greeted by

a fellow jubilant collecting. 6 family members were, you know, i think with each other often with seeing loved ones for quite some time, the crowds paraded through the streets with a full my detainees. and we heard some of the best stories when they took everything from us. it was very difficult. they did not allow us to go out and refresh it, and all the cells were overcrowded. life in prison was completely unbearable. god willing, all the prisoners will be released, especially those contempt to live sentences. most of the prisoners share the belief that no prisoner will be left behind boss, and we have faith. the palestine will also be liberated due to the efforts of the resistance. praise be to god. do most of us will that we were taken at 7 in the morning and around 10. they told us that there was a deal and we would be released. we were very surprised, but it was

a wonderful feeling. thank god. earlier reports had circulate, do they would doubt on the exchange those set to take place today a senior red cross official has told sky news that he was quote, not confident about the release. so we followed up with the red cross and we were told that the comment was mis understood. and the dial soap, the official was simply based on the complexity of the entire process. literally, i was speaking with westbank base jonas, and will have been a jeep to get some of the very latest on this situation. i, it's wilks wilks, i am a go to. i've seen a lot of similar over. so is in charge of the original issue. i confirmed to me that the month on the, on the schedule, and there is no delay at the moment on day everything was okay. and the soonest expected to or what it was, it went on this evening to reset that for us to is a girl would be my fault and why it's an open time here the sooner the present

wouldn't be if we live as having done before. yes, the billing is a page $78.00 about us. you know, the prism of some of them are women and children. right from the west banks to tennessee. if that's close a lot. now it's was really just nit call y'all, can that joining us at about 5 plus 5 pm local time? nick, it was us not today. they were in know, almost protested in tel aviv. i mean, we were showing pictures of thousands of people hitting the streets, demanding the resignation of nothing. you know, what are your thoughts on what happens today with the public sense? and if today's prisoner and hostage exchange fails, as well as our furious day one day, it hostages back home. and they're really angry at their brian minister because for the past few years, he was just thinking about himself and how to manage sheets cards. and he's corruptions that the deals that he did, and after that the court is after she him. and also he did that orchestra rights

governments. so the public is really wanting to go way to step down and now came to 7. so for october, so people are even more furious than angry. and now this deal is not, as they believe, the 1st focus of the prime minister may be made me think that the prime minister prefers that this war will be as long as possible. because if he does actually prolong it, said stay at the prime minister's office. that's why people are really once they're posted just relatives back home, but they are not trusting their prime minister. nick, we're going to show some i live images from the is randy, run off of prison in the west bank with the palestinian prisoners i held earlier the red cross voice concerns on the possibility of sundays hostages exchange. some people, a worried it may not take place can, can you mix,

give us any update. there's no so much trust between the amount, stair, unionization, and the 0 and the after the 7th of october, everybody understands why. and before that, the important to us that is rather suffers from rockets that are fired, that these rarely see can sold the time. so of course, nobody really believes from us, but the helps and the hearts of their relatives in the close ones do the hostages wants them back and they are eager to see them. that's why they are asking, get all sides to do anything possible for the children, especially, and to be met and, and l dirty to come home of 1st and after that may be all that hostages would be swept forward that at present our seem days rarely presents because this, this is the most important thing for these railways to see the people coming back home to use. well that they're in a sense, be pulled up,

was in there wearing their beds in the music festival. and we're thinking the way to donald said guys, those 3 pending, it's just the nights and that's that everyone wants to just to break off from that indeed is really, john is nearly all can joining us live from television. thank you. as well as those prisoners were being released on the west bank. is there any security forces in jerusalem, raid at the home of one of the detainees who had been swapped just the day before on friday, the residents were talking about that his belonging to a 37 year old is that our job is choose up to 7 years behind bars. in 2015, she was heading when a propane tank exploded in her car during a traffic stop. she was left with buttons on over 60 percent of about a. nearby police officer was also injured. no thought he is accused her of a terror attack, a charge and she's still denies. but she did speak to john unless upon her really thing got him home. my stuff, the name is of this. there is no need to speak about it,

but i was also heard on an emotional level. i missed my relatives. but this is the price at present a piece. yeah, i yeah. for same removing john list, attempting to cover the homecoming of java's. the press reporting there are basically states out they will order to leave and some will even forcibly pushed away by is riley offices. meanwhile, the 17 hostages, including 13 is riley's while released by from us at the middleton group. publish a video showing that being handed over to stop with the red cross. and those former captives have already reached israel and got their medical treatment at the hospital. of course, like this image is pouring into many rejoicing as they were united with bad relatives. anticipating the 2nd group, so i'm counting on saturday. look at that huge crow sitting the streets of hello be . and while they express support for the families of those still held captive by hamas, they did accuse the government of not doing enough to ensure that really some of

the relatives shared that frustrations with us a strong. why do we know we assume he's just on the ground and we know that the conditions there are very hot specifically for old and you you people it's hard to breathe there. my daddy's an ambulance driver. he's the volunteer maddie for many years. so our hope that he and his, the people that he, that he's with because we do have indications from the phone that was a group that was together. we don't know where they are now. we unfortunately have not been given any sign of life. as many, many, many other families, we have demanded the international that costs to be able to enter

and provide not just a invocation who is being held hostage. and also what is their medical status simply by medical attention. just quickly, i look back to the 1st exchange that was on friday, full of hostages being reunited with their relatives on miss riley medical center. as i see, freedom in the home line for the 1st time in nearly 2 months. and among the hostages released the tie and filipino nationals as well. you're looking at right now the is there any 4 minutes of greeting some of them? israel says that in the future they will be apparently no reprieve for how boss during the next round of negotiations, have a listen to this comment on the of the time table for the truces, short, it won't take weeks, it will take days, a little more, a little less any further negotiations will be done under fire. that is, if they want to continue discussing the next time, it will be when the bombs are falling and the forces are fighting. that's the basis

to as well. the temporary pace is still more or less holding and gaza. the streets of some of europe and cities were just flooded with pro palestinian support is demanding a permanent seats via above. and for example, thousands of demonstrators marching some of them holding sign those readings free palestine and from. busy to midland, people that are showing that support waiving palestinian flags, some signs reading stop the genocide but all the way from europe crossing over to southeast asia. right here. those pictures from the philippines. hundreds marching along the route. in the capital of manila, there was an attendant saying this roof to this brief, a temporary truce, simply not enough fair. humbly asking the u. s. government to stop supporting the issue i am on killing those innocent people finally spin berman as is far not just well for

a few hours these far. no, we don't need that. we want a per minute. this far from the is what i had to find a side me stop the bombing this stop scaling, find a side by the side, but as a temporary true. so it gives a thousands, a small over per you from the idea of funding campaign. the scale of disruption, seeing here with the shots, the refugee camp in northern gaza. well, it's just shocking. this buildings are almost put really, both out vehicles and the streets just covered in february. that ones driving got the city now barely stands was a wide spread destruction these videos really speak for themselves. a number of buildings have just been leveled over the past 7 weeks of his rarely strikes look as well. prior to the stoppage and hostilities and his riley telegram channel posted a controversial video. and it's an idea of soldier appears to dedicate the blowing off of an apartment block and gaza to his 2 year old daughter, full hub,

a business as the bus. and this, the guy, the, that i own the show you all ship cars as largest hospital and what was ultimately wants to send to a health been healing quickly became the focus of israel as ground defensive. you'll remember the idea of kept saying that that hospital, the biggest hospital in gaza is that how most combined center. but we had a chance to talk with one of the patients who is at the medical facility. you can have a listen to his story. but for the just how does the flu of the bombing and i found myself on the level with 3 roots of my head. they broke

moses and when are they like to? i'll ship a hospital, they buried my dead veterans here in a whole near tree. when that is really all missed on the hospital. they brought a small her in a little food before pressuring us and fighting women and children. and with a true so still in place, something god since have decided to head back to that homes in the know that johnny loved the main satellite. the dean road is a challenge in and of itself. meanwhile, safety in the south of yang clave is not exactly as advertised right here. you're looking at locals of hun units returning to discover well, there's nothing left. i'm any scar in the wreckage and the hope of just finding something. palestinian is near the border and the file are also taking advantage of the the poles and hostilities that getting out and they are stuck in in the we're humiliated, very humiliated. i'm a teacher and now my house has gone. my life is gone. we performed on prayers and

came right away to witness the situation. it's like this just to get bread and survive. if you can call this living at all as an auto body, so many, what is 80 tons compared to the whole gas a street? it is nothing cool, it get $200.00 units, refresh, central gas, or northern gas. it is not enough to supply the gather street as us now bakeries have stopped working as have restaurants and kitchen. people have turned to baking bread on firewood mobile and more homeless and losing hope. are those displacing jobs or a false deliverance. temporary comes, of course, with the winter approaching. and for those that are ill so you can imagine the situation is even more challenging. so for now, the story of one woman who's struggling the we are calling the civilians to leave the guys it goes from us, wants to keep them there is a human shield. this is innocent.

civilians are going to be hard to sign on. i see all civilians. i'm one of the conditions here and very difficult. i'm sick with chronic disease. i have health problems with my lungs. potential i live in is not suitable. it's always dam pending to fix my breathing. the

. my medical device works on a battery every day. i need to travel very far just to be able to charge it. and even then, sometimes there's no electricity. the israel told us to get out of the house as soon as possible. we slipped without clothes and took nothing with us. the moment we got out, our home was bombed, along with a whole area the. the line live like this. we want

a beautiful life instability. we want to live like the people of other countries. there is no security, there is no stability. we live in fear and horror the so just a few clicks away for you right now. it said no to a truce and then had a change of heart for analysis on why israel to you. so none what might be next for the hostages and how listing in prison is the right top. so read off a dot com find heading a 2 by lynn now thousands hitting the streets for a piece. riley on south of a demonic the german government, stopped sending weapons to ukraine. and people activist, branded the governmental approach to the competing ukraine versus the bombing of palestine. as quote, double standards demonstrate has demanded to not to raise military spending. and instead of a funding for medicine and education at home,

protests and the job and capital followed an early fall. michelle revelation of a top official in kia that a piece deal with moscow could have been reached last year for the u. k. leader at the time forest johnson rejected the tool insisting your premiums continue the plan . so let me pull it up because on a my opinion, the russians really believed until the very end that they could have pressed us. so we would accept neutrality. this was the main thing for them. they were ready to end the war if we accepted neutrality like finland once did. and then we make a commitment to not join nato. when we return for mr. kimball force johnson came to kiev and said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just continue fighting with all of the way. i was discussing this to little bit earlier in the program with a member of the european parliament for the alternative of germany potty gonna back . he says that while the charges for peace talks grow, the delay it's costing lives. the story has speed out all day and off this

ever since april all day. but it speed repeatedly denied that suppressed a. so fine delay, i think so many voices. if be the edited at that, it's very difficult to deny. so as so offered the dogs to work, that's why i think it's got the rate at mid to it'd be dial you create is obviously worried that with awards of at least a wisdom yet a p as has uh, losing interest in the appropriate job. great. because it seems to be a lot of less of federal. what do you think about the prospects here that the europe and many might, might find leap hoped to push ukraine to the negotiating table? to wrap this up is very difficult to say, but i think the we are slowly as you give that direction biography, as it may take

a lot longer, that many people who picked dial that a large part of the job that populate guy who k. it's as a result, people, the thousands, tens of thousands of stuff, those hundreds of hundreds of thousands of people will die because of those delays . i think the job it got put that's what the cc did just seemed to be the full front of those attempts to break the war to a dead. i think the whole seat has goes well beyond reason and they are looking for any type of a, of external excuse that could be used to justify at least some of the damage that they themselves. i'd like to go to the or fee of the job or the call to be well, the us, the secretary of defense. it's a, it's tough to take him seriously. frankly, most speaking to us troops at the military base component, he will, and the lead to all for russia is on his way,

puts in one stop. if he takes ukraine, the next thing is, he's rolling across the baltic. the next thing you know, you and your comrades will be on the front lines fighting against the putting that we should have stopped or ukraine could have stopped. early on. during his visit, lloyd austin and allison knew $100000000.00 package of arms has been approved for ukraine, while the us claims as an imminent danger coming from russia to european states e. usually it is something is eligible for helps changing that rhetoric. while there between you and foreign minister, suggested that ukraine should not be forced to negotiate with russia, his own president effectively told him to settle down. over the past few weeks or days, nothing new has emerged that we did not already know. i would advise the foreign minister to just sit down and come down. let's get more of this now. of course you will have to michael the full. i'm a senior security policy analyst and the office of the secretary of defense, who better to talk to the mr. maloof is so good to have it on the program today.

mike, thanks for coming on so quickly as well. it's a hell of a story this, you know, spooky tales from the united states have put in a mean to take over europe or washington's funds for key of keep guessing small uh seems to be a bit of a contradiction and to understand what are your thoughts on this as well, my thoughts are quite a few. number one, there is no indication that the president putting has designs on taking on europe. it's it's, it's that old scenario. well, if we don't do it here, it's going to be like hitler taking over the rest of your and we say no indication of that. in fact, just the opposite. number 2, i think that lloyd austin's efforts are an attempt to try and reinvigorate nato number one, but number 2, to try to keep the spotlights of the public relations spotlight on ukraine in light of the this really come us more because that is sapping

a lot of our funds and available stockpiles and, and it's, it's, it's an open acknowledgment even by i missed as a wednesday of ukraine that, that indeed is happening. so it, it said that this, this is a yet another attempt i think, to, to re focus and it's, it's falling on deaf ears because most analysts believe, as i do, that, this was kind of mentally over. yeah. and it's, it's now in a holding pattern. and we have a frozen conflict and i might add that there is no end to the reason why you, when you crank 1st came into being in 1990. it was, it was the, the, the, it was at the non line. they're going to gets their own principles if they're still pursuing this notion that they're going to belong to nato. and i think that the, uh, the other reason why mister pool will not take on all of ukraine is that he recognizes

that he just wants to protect the russian speaking portions, which asked for his assistance. he's done that before. yeah. yeah, and, and i might, i might just add one other thing that the reason he's not taking the rest of your credit is that he knows kind of search and say 3 years with absolutely cripple the rest of the russian forces. because that inevitably would arise. so that as lloyd often to us secretary of defense rallying and supporting in europe, i guess, saying that pollutants, when he's finished with you, craig, and he's gonna rove, you know, what's going to happen, michael. the next line, the next narrative is going to be put in is going to take on the whole world, because it wouldn't surprise me. these guys, the guys who come out with these narratives, excuse me. i think that just totally insane. i really, really do. what do you, what, michael, what, what do you think about the decline in support for your crime? there isn't fatigue among some western states in europe that do you see a time or some sort of incident perhaps where suddenly aid could be stepped back up

again for kids. i'll give you an example. putin has said repeatedly that every week there are no a number of drug and attacks against those. that's what always a nuclear power plant. could it be something like that, they would put you cry and back in the spotlight as well. it certainly will get grab a headline because uh, from that on any, any uh, radiation leakage would spread out throughout all of your. yeah. and the whole, i mean, it would make matters even much worse as a consequence. so this, this thing could get nothing but become worse than the never if that were to happen . but i don't see europeans rally into this cause they, they're sick and tired of it. they see their own economies and on quality of living going down the tubes, and they wanna rectify that and they're gonna, they're going to have to and, and they're just going to have to tell the westgate to calm down and settle for, uh, what, what, what he still has left,

but he's caught between the rock and hard place because he knows that he'll be killed a, the as awesome and all these others who have other designs will, will not tolerate him wanting to negotiate whatsoever. so and effect where it ran a frozen state and it could turn into that and, and, and i don't think he's going to run for re election either. so yeah, if they haven't, if they have an election. well, that's right. is i mean exactly, because i think the last, the last but in use on that was he's cancel the elections for next year. he's gonna, he's gonna stay in power for now. he said, now is not the time, but you know, what? honestly, it will be a really good excuse for him to step down. i mean, if he did stage elections and he lost then, so let's keep him going to slide his multi 1000000 euro villa in tuscany. and hopefully he can hideaway there for the rest of his life in an enter into obscurity and his pension. i wanted to ask you that because the key have a policy has resulted in political changes in europe. you know, you've seen huttfield is coming to the for if leads,

maloney she was anti immigration for example. germany as well was seeing a lot of what the establishment clause hauled right figures. were there old rising to the for it? does that represent the sentiment of the people? do you think, michael? so i think it's increasingly reflecting that people are sick and tired of it. look, you got paul one and these other countries that initially took in ukrainians, or they're having their, their battles with ukraine themselves over over agricultural issues. the, the flow of, uh, of wheat. what have you, through, through the countries at much lower prices under cutting the agricultural foundations of these countries. they're, they're not going to tolerate it. and, and as a result of further resentment has set them aside from the impair cuz of the, of the war. so this is that when you, when the a cumulative effect of all of this is having a major impact on the attitudes of europeans, generally, the sick of him are sick and tired of it. i know the united states is american.

people are sick and tired of it. yeah, yeah. fair enough. well said, mike, i'm a little a full, i'm a senior security policy analyst in the office of the us secretary of defense. a pleasure, michael. thank you very much. thank you, roy. and one of the stories that shape that we have here on our tea nigeria and germany on choose day assigned to 2 agreements on renewable energy on natural gas trade. however, some are not entirely happy with the deal open. i will have to report a timothy, obviously with details from bucetti, a light journal tardies or in the haste to make the country and investment hops in a beach to revive by jewelry of the economy. material has been struggling with rice and inflation. a huge debt profile and slow growth present wallet suitable well comes the signing up to memorandum of understanding between my 2 and companies and their german counterparts said it was

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