why do you think that people sort of cult oh, stickle grants? are you just deal? it's rich new. i mean, the families of palestinians release from is really present in 3 a night with their long awaited loved ones. meanwhile, another solve hostages fried by homos, arrive back in israel and the palestine bread crescent society calls on the international community for help as a heads up because it's too big. as hospitals are arrested, organizations spokesperson says israel should be held accountable. have good workers and permits should enjoy the boxes to the people where they were conducting their life savings mission just or shouldn't be hold responsible for engaging in these in these it wore time

the the are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow with the top new stories from around the world. former palestinian prisoners have arrived in their homeland after being released from israel, a detention facilities. they were greeted by crowds of people cheering and fireworks illuminating the night. sky is really authority, is to say 30 palestinians were set free from the 2 jails in the west bank, one near the city of ramallah and another in jerusalem as part of the exchange deal reached under the current ceasefire. 14 year old ahmed sonoma and his 15 year old cousin mottos the lima, reunited with the family upon their arrival back home in east jerusalem. and meanwhile, a group of israelis freed from hamas captivity has arrived in their homeland. and they were taken by helicopter to a hospital for medical evaluations. family members also went to the facility to

welcome their arrival. amid the cease fire agreement and recent days and loss has released more than 80 hostages, mostly is really national intern. israel has prayed about 180 palestinian prisoners . we got the latest from journalist who hominids, even the west bank and robbie berman and the cleo and intel of the families of the hostages. they are excited to welcome their loved ones and that those 2 still didn't receive their relative, the losing for them. and hoping that the coming days more and more hostages will be released. also there's a lot of expectation from that is riley send, especially from the families of the hostages, that it is ro, we'll continue with the deals of exchange between prison or send hostages. and we spoke with some of the families and people ways rather that came to the,

the main square where all of the families, our economy, to support the cause of releasing the hostages. i hope that it will be some more days and more deals more and more because i want to see everyone and back home. not only the kids. uh, you know, all the men and all the women, everyone. as so, yes, unfortunately, we have to pay and the price, but the, from my side is gonna continue those deals. it's a crazy situation. it's a very said tangible. can you imagine know anybody that is listening. imagine that their daughter with her husband and with the 2 little children or their grandmother and her husband, and the daughter and grandchildren with cute and paralyzed and taken away. it's ridiculous. the world needs to push come us to release

these literally hostages that are ok. i heard what they are going to isn't beginning and we want that. i want to have all of them back and want. i want to like in the, in one time. but we saw that there's one that i have been so we are very happy to each time in the amount of getting back home. and we become like one big family, all those things, it's family will become a good one with family. and we have to just say like, have a wonderful that is a family and a waste and wasn't the done and we were, we would then also like to them to stuff to talk about the events like even him like a mobile i the is, is also kid, you have kids, you know, yeah, in the building with balance and sunday, this thing and that's looking at about the limit and then move on to like them to talk about that move on and we want them to make as we had these rarely as the

desperate they want their relatives back home, but that are saying after that, the one that these rarely army will destroy how mazda infrastructure you. and i told earlier a little bit about the idea of saying that it has questions to us over the events of the some of the homes over there. it's just listening to that. and then i have a quick chat, but only my name is no c a. in recent days, there has been a discussion about the conduct of the i d f and the intelligence director it before the events of october 7th, given the painful outcomes, the interest in the matter is clear. we will ensure accountability, we will listened attentively to every one of our commanders and learn from what they thought and said the id up in the intelligence directorate within it failed in the advance of october 7th. there won't be fundamental and deep investigations, but for now we must focus on the fighting. so remember that you have the idea. if it's all further we hear from the idea of yourself was an idea so that you told us before as often as the idea of administer mistakes?

does it mean how, how does this use being reported to oh, it's really scandalous on many different levels. but i think the thing that's most interesting here, as well as the 1st country in the middle east have a female prime minister with golden a are. so when we have women soldiers in the army, so you don't think of this what was being really or show in this country. but when you take a look at it, those spotters who spotter the come off terrorist doing maneuvers by the border and they were dismissed, they were female spotters. these were these officers in the unit 8200, the intelligence unit, who said they overheard tomas tara state are planning on invading and killing people on the keyboard. they were women's intelligence obviously. and in both case, their male superior is just to miss them as maybe being a little bit too hysterical. so this aspect of chauvinism will be thoroughly investigated and is realized what the reason for this major intelligence. catastrophe, muhammad, you know that in romano, it'd be best to just talk

a little bit about the humanitarian issue mohammed the world food program has been talking about the situation in the mess. listen to what was said before these of humanitarian foods, via and partners, have developed deliberate, desperately needed 8 hundreds of thousands in the hard. the streets here are team, so hunger, desperation, and destruction. people who have not received any other lease in weeks, hundreds of thousands that are facing and immediate risk of starvation. vi hopes for the extension of this pause, which offered the window of relief that could save the wave for a longer term car seats and empty the immunization access can not stop while i'm about to. so we have that he, my entire situation is quite di. we've heard from antennae good. there is also needing an all seeing everybody to, to get more a, to the gauze and has the humanitarian situation improved in any way since the

current c spy? yes, it's the $200.00. the flash sale, settled supplies on music, art supplies as well as a suit and the cooking guests are allowed to talk to guys the assistant guys. uh and this. um, also the last thing you guys through to release 2 boards, 3, and we don't follow studios. what is the guys the across the board does what a close suddenly are completely close, which is what i do is it's this out the rest of the order. i'm assuming october until the spots of the utility and it will say 5 does ago about us here as also the, the about bus also will discuss with you a secret office stood until an event, and i was going to visit the law says that the law office of more food supplies to guide us through the expense that process as low as possible for so. so why is it so out a very nice of that as a vehicle we spoke last year. i have run several of her relatives were abducted by

him. us, she said the is really government must do more to secure the release of all the hostages. it is a very bitter sweet moment because we are reduced to their here, but one is still there. i'm on more than 150 if i'm not mistaken hostages that i've still had the captive. the moment we got the call on it was very exciting. obvious the very after a lot of hard nerve wracking days of warranty. all right, and no interviewing meetings and etc. it was such a, you know, a relief to hear that we're going to be able to see those kids and women of our family just, we're not so much. it was really hard to grasp that it's going to happen until we started with our lives. we couldn't really, i know, believe it,

but it's not over because we have to return everyone home and we loved interest and we can celebrate a purse we have to. we know more and over the people to emerge from much that i'm on the, on the 7th of october that well, for them we're not going to see them again. we wanted the actions. we don't need the wards anymore. so, you know, now like some of these home, so i can read and these are these not everybody's here, but you know, for 7 days that's not the case. so for that, they say, i appreciate those releases that have been going on for the past couple of days, but we need to be more east. we need to get everyone back on the policy and red crescent society is called for the international community to step in after the heads of the con eunice medical center. and they all shape a hospital were arrested by is rarely soldiers. while they were helping with an evacuation the organization spokesperson called for israel to be held responsible

for its actions. as jared worth is to be projected, according to the international humanitarian law, we were conducting one of the extremely dangerous evacuation the process because both entered and wounded p for an odd and it got to come injuries. oh is this the not stop is what the doctor patient forces from stopping the convoy for over 6 hours, searching everything in the ambulance even though one of the people at the end of the people that really kind of stuff. and then i think i'm defending the staff for a couple of hours. and then after this moments, many of them are still under udette's, we call the international community. suppression is the end to release the kid where it says watson on the, at us. and we don't have any information regarding their situation, their family members, their friends, there are the up to this moment. we don't have any in 40 cards in their situation. i have skilled workers and paramedics should enjoy feed boxes to the people was

they were conducting their mind saving mission not to be edited or being target after this moment. support could be explored, killed. so the beginning of excavation, 24 hours were injured. and now we also have 2 workers who are under and this should be stopped. and this i shouldn't be hold responsible for engaging in these in these it wore the crimes health care worker shouldn't be protected. not the 3rd. yeah. well, despite the risks of medical workers continue to fulfill their duties in does a, here are there before and after photos of an apartment of one of the palestine red crescent volunteers a difference of just 24 hours. the apollo citizens are in during one of the darkest chapters of their history. that's the message from the un secretary general, who called for a permanent cease fire access to

a that the release of all hostages and an end to violations of international humanitarian laws. according to the government media office in gaza, the enclave needs a 1000 trucks of a daily. it also claims the health sector has collapsed. meanwhile, the us has food, medicine and water have now reached northern does up. we heard from the spokesman for the palestine red crescent and it says the truth presents an opportunity to help those in need. in this situation, particularly does the city and the north has come beyond the air and the for the hundreds of thousands. there are still in need for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allowing 200 the trucks to go through the crossing border one. but the average before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days and instead of increasing the number of 8 the

truck that a the trucks are decreasing because it's an as controlling the aides and use us as a tool to capture more of the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent, or more than $40000.00 people who would killed us or so then women and the only people that situation in the south is even more also dire. because often all of these people led to social cause i know it's america to find food or water. so now these days will be to, is it just a great opportunity to support and the policy is and to, to try to educate their suffering by providing them with, with water medicine along with other these items, say our teams are working to send another approximately 30 to 35, a a truck. and also for the 1st time to send a truck over if you will, for our teams who are working on the ground. hopefully today we will be able to

send this a fuel truck to support the work of our emergency me because services and know some cost restrict in gaza. many buildings now serve as shelters for the wounded. this store has become a refuge for many palestinians that fled from the indonesian hospital in northern does them. here's what people had to say about the situation. unlock and did it happen. we were transferred to the indonesian hospital in garza where we stayed for awhile. that facility provided the treatment we needed. we were recently transferred from the indonesian hospital and now we find ourselves in the school instead of a hospital, given the circumstances and the pressure we understand the challenge is what our rights is. patients of not being met. there is no medical staff, no medical services, no medication, no water, no gas, and even clothing is unavailable, beds are non existent. there was no water in the bathrooms, new crutches, no,

no books, no medications. in the last 6 days in the indonesian hospital life became extremely difficult. the medical staff collapsed and procedures were being carried out without anesthesia. casualties were lying and make sure beds for corpses in the mortuary. refrigerators that cannot be buried. essential supplies are scarce and we were forced to drink water that is unfit for consumption. gas and medical materials are unavailable, making the suffering unbearable for we are facing demands and difficulties and diseases without medications or pro for clothing. i suffer from dry ice, need an eye drops, and my vision is impaired. even my voice is affected, the situation is challenging. for patients, there are no medications, no clothing, and even simple pain. the relieves on available the water has been caught off and

each person is provided with only a limited supply. when it runs out, people struggle to find more than that, and we have a large group of wounded individuals here. approximately the number of whole displaced people is around 1200, with about 70 to 80 wounded among them. when a patient is discharged from the hospital, they have no way to go. since the homes have been destroyed, we have become their shelter. we have established a medical point to provide periodic care for the wounded. in cases requiring hospital transfer facilitated the burden is significant and i formed an emergency committee with personal efforts and volunteers even for the most basic needs, we try our best with our limited personal resources. the displacement is massive and we suffer from a severe shortage of resources for the wounded and display steady on the center of the is really military may have fired on its own civilians. on october 7th, when her moss was carrying out its attacks, that's according to

a report by the investigative new site, the grace on which sites interview is given by as rarely, soldiers about that fateful day. one said that she wasn't sure she had only fired at her mazda bill. essence. the company, my name is john. that's all because there's somebody who can handle natalie. no, nothing. it isn't for guys, because i don't do much electron forgotten. we want to show me where i live and money. oh, why it should be claiming? well, this is not the 1st time reports have emerged up, so about so called from the fire incidence on october 7th. sources claimant is really helicopter accidentally targeted civilians at the music festival that had been attacked by him. us are also reports of artillery being fired at toward civilians. the great zones editor in chief mex fluids all claims. he is really government use the false accusations to justify its actions in gaza. what these really government has done is introduce a series of learned allegations and outright lies in order to justify

the extermination is to solve that and plan to wage and revenge on the civilian population of the gaza strip. so we've heard stories of be headed babies, which have been discount it after being repeated by everyone from joe biden to cnn . we've heard stories of babies baked in ovens by a moss, which for a complete fabrications. and we have now seen these rarely government use a 12 year old girls image. her name is leo. that's ronnie who was killed in keyboards very during a hosted stand off on october 7th along with her twin brother and her great aunt as evidence. they've used her as evidence of her mazda savage rates, and the reality is, according to 2 eye witnesses of the stand up that she was killed along with everyone in a home in keyboards, very buying is really tank by is really special forces. who knew that 12 is rallies

were in that house along with a mosque gunman, and they chose to kill them anyway. and i believe this is indicative of the overall conte conduct of the as rarely, military which was a military in k us caught on its back foot on october 7th where many is rarely citizens may have actually been killed by is really friendly fire. and then had their debts painted as a mouse savagery on the day after the great prime minister has hit out his british counterpart operations to not cancel the plan meeting between the 2 . this now became a mid around over ancient greek statue is currently housed at london's british museum. i want to express my annoyance at the fact that the british prime minister cancelled our scheduled meeting a few hours before it was due to take place. grease in britain, united by traditionally strong ties of friendship and the framework of our bilateral relations is exceptionally broad. the views of greece on the parthenon,

sculptures are well known. whoever believes in the correctness and justice of his views is never afraid of opposing arguments. the spat between britain and the greece has been rumbling on for decades. athens wants the parthenon statues, also known as the elgin. marbles returned it to greece from where they were taken. in the 19th century, the british museum also faces ownership claims over other priceless artifacts from countries including nigeria and egypt. but london argues their return would represent a slippery slope. one former greek and basset, or says u. k is not the only european country which is refusing to hand back items that rightfully belong degrees. it was a diplomatic mistake from the point of view of the, of the british prime minister, greece is an ally of the united kingdom. they have, we have a very good relationship with it. so it was stopped a proper way of, uh,

reacting and today to the times i had the had an article saying that the attitude marble should be put on display at their natural habitat. if she also adds this, but this the so now what did god losing his own marbles if he continues like that that i quote from the times however, i would like to stress share that we have other issues concerning a i think with these that have been looted from greece and no one is with the, with the term and he thinks have to be returned to greece. and we hope that uh that, uh, private industry, we took me to a dock just raises the issue with, with the tournament the system to the russian president who was a member of the official delegation that took part in the initial piece starts with ukraine, has been speaking out about the process that follows revelations from one of 2,

i was think it was, she enters about who might have been pulling your train strings high in the scenes . sorry to visions and ask if this was president of the landscape who introduced the law, that for business associations with russia, there's a team who does not want peace. minsky statement, really echo something that we heard last week from david are asking me, or who is the head of ukraine's ruling party. he said that piece could have been achieved back in 2022 if key of had just agreed to remain neutral and stay out of nato. of course, our communities said that's the key of couldn't have decided to do this because the russians couldn't be trusted. but in the very same breath, he said that he reiterated actually something that the ukranian government had admitted too long ago. that while he moscow sent its diplomats to is done both to negotiate in good faith ukrainian delegation had a secret agenda to buy time and continue it's war effort on top of that iraq. mia also admitted that the former u. k. prime minister boris johnson had told the ukrainians that there was to be no

peace. let me pull it up because in 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 kia of and said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just continue fighting that, going back to me. it didn't sky. he said he was convinced that the terms that the russian delegation had offered during these negotiations were mutually beneficial. and he also said that it gave the landscape the opportunity to save the lives of hundreds of thousands of ukrainian soldiers. an opportunity that, unfortunately is the lensky decided not to take and instead chose to throw those lives away. it's also, it's also important to note though, again, that it's unlikely zalinski was the only person to make this decision really

because we also have to understand that the head of the us state department and the pentagon also visited key of likely the tell the ukrainian similar things that johnson told them, basically that piece is a no go, we'll slip the plots of the, i'll put it in after the 15th of april, one, the preliminary text of the peace agreement was ready. not only bar, as johnson came to keith, but the main owners were quick to arrive. as far as i remember, the head of state department of the us came and also the pentagon chief. so unfortunately, it looks like ukraine threw away a great opportunity for peace, long before zalinski actually made that illegal condemning hundreds of thousands of people to death. all with the west's enthusiastic health the tech republic has resumed importing russian gas and serious lavaca. yeah. okay. economists claim 40 percent of all gas and forwarded to the country has moscow's name on it. prague had previously proclaimed it would not be buying russian gas this year as it tried to shift to norwegian. belgian ended up supplies from our or tying m p. we spoke to

has his own series on a southern change of tact. i think that the, it was a must for the indeed because every body realize that that to you know, only euro, but to go on the without the russian guys it, is it possible, but the cost a lot, the cost, the better much more or what it was, or the cost of the russian guys, and the only to the fact that the audio it'll be an economies of a softening of maybe for the cost of land energy. i understand that the, someone in the czech republic it's decided to develop the on the preview of this ego. and to start in both the game russian guys, the fact these that it takes a not only a lot of money by the takes, mainly a lot of time before we can be really capable of a maria lising. this starting point that of, of these a. so called the a green energy. eh, i don't know what to say indeed,

but the owner of each of the, oh uh you will be on the corner. meiza. really suffering good. and mainly because of energy costs. right. do stay with our 2 international. i'll be back in 30 minutes time with more news in the meantime. be sure to visit our website or to the com for the very latest breaking news and updates by the

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