the, the 30 palestinians release from is really jails arrive in their homeland. we hear from the mother of one of the fried prisoners today's happened is just wait, but it saddens me that all the prisoners remain. instead of promising meals, they bid them. besides, they use insults and beverly b as to watch them. it's something beyond the normal fix hostages fried by how mos return to israel as mediators and tests for another 2, the extension of the gaza troops. agreements the and the end of an era as henry kissinger the controversial us diplomat who orchestrated and manipulated international complex, died at the age of $100.00. the

alarm from the russian capital. you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble with the top new stories from around the world's 30 palestinians, released from is rarely prisons. on the 7th day of the truce, have arrived in ramallah crowds waived the flags send. a welcome to their countryman, home. the mother of one of the released palestinians shared her emotions with us. we are in the city and i've done on the mother. and this feeling is hard to explain when they arrested him with special forces effects of me psychologically. today's happened, this is sweet, but it sends me that all the prisoners who remain my son was arrested on the 12th of june administratively detained for 6 months before the secret charge against him . but there is no basis for the accusation. the situation is terrible in prison.

every time they see them, they misread the prisoners on, instead of providing meals, they bid them. besides, they use insults and level of use towards them. it's something beyond normal. meanwhile, 6 more hostages, freight from homos captivity have arrived by convoy and israel to cheering crowds. sucks or ongoing to prolong the truth which has been extended into a 7th day. we spoke with light. yeah. you are moses and as rarely his parents were taken by him on october 7th, his mother was released during a recent hostage prisoner exchange. but his father remains a captive. my mother was released by my father and many other we're not released yet. and we need to do whatever needs to be done in order to bring them home. and so i'm us is going and whatever that can to make our hers, our life miserable, they're very soon they don't, let's read for us to see them. and then this is unacceptable because the red cross,

the new in the you might be turning organization. suppose to be human, to turn for everyone, not just for one side, and finally before know, pursuing some us. you know, the to see these really there. we don't know who's alive. we both know who is the one that was sick. we don't know anything about their condition that are held in for the government. tried to support us and, and make our life easier that we could focus on these goals and bring them home and, and we do whatever we can and know that to bring that home. the reason i'm doing these interviews is to all the was, was the 5th, know that it's people who are released, but the majority of the people are not released yet. and they must do what ever need to for them to return. well, as you know, this is day 6 of the hostage with these 12 were released today to them with the russian citizenship to young. well, well young woman, 21 year old. my uh, and another woman named beach, 40 years old maya was the woman who uh, they did a video of her arm and a cast of metal rods. when she was 1st kidnapped from the music festival of both,

there is a great chance the war is going to resume tomorrow, come off is again, playing games are not supplying is or the list. and this was made a very clear audio or at least 10 hostages. a day or the war will restart, you release the hostages, and we will delay the beginning of the, the end of the war that we're going to have earlier today. that was, it was really official who made a comment, but listen, then i want to make the governments position perfectly clear as the hosted release post continues, when almost stops releasing hostages, we will stop the calls and we will review a campaign against homos. and so there you have, it is very clear, israel's now playing around is always making it very clear. and the question is, how badly does come us want to continue this pause how badly the need to rely on themselves and reorganize themselves and rethink their situation. but tonight could be a turning point and it could mean that somebody will be running it out of my bomb shelter and television as i've been doing to the past. 50 days mohammed today mahmoud abbas

met with the us secretary of state anthony blinking. what more do we know about this meeting? it was the 1st meeting between our bus and the bank assistive us have an october ready to get to the region to civilize the ceasefire. and the bus also the month of june gives me think would their blanket or stuff. eliza sees fiber optics tended to allow the entirety of more air food supplies instead of aids, the because supplies, if you will, to the house because of guys and to sort of as of last month of policy, as for most and guys. so there's nothing guys up to school that is, i mean it's going to isn't in those bank. and to the hebrew of either the vic and with the file complete follow up is all ever since the violations of the lowest bank. i've been getting a slip. i guess a lot of students that everything between our boss and the banking the have been a few hours before is why i agree my 2 or 3 of us even batch of all the scene. and if it isn't us echo, that's if in the day of the supply of which includes effective on this thing. and if it isn't as it is about a student, a woman it from it is i'm l ups is

a l. a fortune for, for them is those that i'm the 18 children from lowest bank that i bought a student assignment. as of the read, the, if you tell very from those mankato wasn't good for the, for all of your to install them as well as with those and hundreds of lot of seniors. and they hopes that that i got the vehicles that you sent me get those. oh work to extend that just for you. i wouldn't mind is expensive. i'm about to days, which includes the free of what about the sooner but isn't us. this is the 7 days is way to feed 240 a lot of seniors, 71 woman and 169 children. but i just did 260 want to see you guys from the us bank right now. months or over to you now we've gathered some of the reactions and gaza as a true still hold. let's have a listen 1st. enough, no help. my family and i were happy, the whole neighborhood and people with happy bought the truce. they aggression against guys or had stopped for a while,

the last of life and everything else had stopped. i want the, we'll just dump the unjust zionist occupation to the security know loved ones, eliminating us and displacing us before the war. we were happy now homes with all neighbors and the people around neighborhood where no homeless living from one place to another, to school shelters and destroyed houses. you know that so you've been to them. the situation is very, very bad. and this truth will not help until the people of the north can return to their homes. this truth isn't it, as well as interest, not hours at all. when the truth was declared, i came to check on our house and what has happened, everything is destroyed, and all the people have loved their homes. they can't even find food. my message to the world is to think about us. we want to leave like them, not that they leave and we die. we are a peaceful people a month or even in the heart of everything. can you tell us how things are inside gaza? at the moment? i am still here in the hospital in the south and eunice,

we earlier did an exclusive report that would add soon on the show tv. the inside that if you do you school is showing the living conditions of over 3500 of displaced civilians coming from the north people complaining that they have not seen any aids coming in from the office of border or officials. he and i've said that we need at least 25 to 50000 truck the trucks to come in full of 8 in order to cover the 2300000 people in here that have been, be seized for the last 5657 days until now what has entered it is only enough for one to 2 percent of the actual needs uh, with the cold, with the winter as well. things are getting even more difficult, especially for people living in temporary shelters. there was also a breaking news around an hour ago or for a video, at least by the put a scene in that is a sense off one of the hostages take on october the 7th. this 3 of us in this 4 to

5 2nd video, he made the call to, to mr. nathaniel saying that they have ad strikes the idea as to likes have killed his wife and 2 children. they are the most viewed of things to him. and he requested that, that'd be no delay from the is there a to government into that a to of the city about these back to be buried in the state? is it a so on both sides, it seems there's a lot of pay, a lot of suffering with hopes that a piece of literacy lucian will come as soon as possible. after the decades of suffering. let's go back to tell of eve neck. we've seen the relatives of the hostages gathering on the square again today. what can you tell us about how people there are feeling their relatives of the hostages that just terrified because they are shooting in the recent days, one more testimonies of the hostages, to turn about the abuses,

to bowed to her about the gift cvt by the terrace of her mazda the tunnels, they didn't have almost food. there no medication. the children were forced to see how a mass on the 7th of october, to be had that slow to rate. and birds is riley's innocent, one at musical festival ended their homes. and it is just terrible when they see that, they understand that it is unimaginable what those could do to their loved ones. and they also share about women. that's where rapes and that they're into meds at oregon square cods. and the terrace didn't blade was then also intimate parts of metals. and those testimonies makes the families of the hostages to be so terrified that they're asking and demanding these riley prime minister and his work cabinet to do whatever he can in order to return their loved ones back home. and

let's take a listen to what these really prime minister benjamin at the now say earlier. i don't want to, excuse me, we will continue this war until we achieve the 3 goals to release all of our a book to use to completely eliminate time us and to ensure that garza will never face such a threat again on the other has the right being the part of the benjamin, it's in your government and it is almost all his government sides that we charge adults the all of them call in the, on the to now to at a game launch full scale invasion delagarza. and they're telling doing it then, you know, that's, it shouldn't care about the hostages about their destiny, not because they don't want them back, but they demand that's how much it will be destroyed. and they are saying that the, if the price is that the hostages will be killed,

that's the price. but the most important thing is that, that the set or organization will not be any more any threat to these riley, probably because they don't want any more. 7, so for october they're saying never again, we don't want to leave next to a neighbor that to arise us for so many decades. and they turn y'all will need to decide soon what she's doing. and he is here a big moral dilemma. and he also has his political career, the understands when the world ends, probably, she will need to go home. he will need to step down, and maybe even the court, you'll find him guilty of his corruptions deals. so maybe this is, will be his final decision. as a politician is this, most the long serving is rarely prime minister. and the help that he will do the right decision for these rarely people and not just for himself as the end of the

truce looms in just a few hours, fears are growing. the israel will resume attacks on gaza. palestinians who lost everything during earlier airstrikes share their stories with us. the closest to the bowman. hey, to house at 6. there's 10 in the morning. we will slip in and got the safe. see? i lost consciousness when iraq to the hospital. when i woke up, i found that i had lost my left leg amputated below the left me. i also lost my knee completely on my office, so i has the plates and i lost my told my right foot and the rest of my body has bends. my mom wants to have in 2 of my sisters when march says, and the rest of my family is injured or the messages i entered the mosque break to section. so the greeting to the most and perform the prayer for you. in the 1st section, i me so here's the most of the worst severe injuries and this month. and there were

marchers. i wasn't on the injured my leg, things to be to god in all circumstances. and we prayed to god for the safety of everyone, but also hope that they are congress. look at this situation. we need their assistance and look at what is happening. and in jerusalem, 3 is really civilians were killed and at least 6 others wounded in a shooting, an arm. tomas group claimed responsibility stating it was in response to the unprecedented crimes being committed and occupied palestinian territories. local police. i took edmund carried out the attack and were shot dead at the scene. a warning you may find these images disturbing this. so you see tv footage shows the moment of the attack to get men are seeing jumping out of a car and opening fire out a crowd of people at a bus stop as they tried to flee. but just moments later, to off duty soldiers and an armed civilian in the area of return fire, killing the 2 shooters, according to police following the deadly attack in jerusalem. the is really prime

minister and state security chief, have called for the continuation of the complex in gaza insisting the only language from us understands is the language of war. of this type of incident proves again how much we can show weakness, how much we have to speak to him, us only through intentions, only through the war sound. yes of you showing mosquito, i just finished the meeting with us secretary of state on see blinking shortly. after how much the motor was killed is riley's hair and jerusalem. and i told him, this is the same how much this is the same. how much that carried out the terrible mexico on october 7th, the same how much this is trying to measure us everywhere. and i told him that we saw i swore to eliminate thomas and nothing will stop us. we will continue this war until we achieve the 3 goals to release all our abilities to eliminate some ice completely. and to ensure that such a threat from cause that will never risk without the option as well. this isn't the 1st time is really political. leadership has taken

a hawkish tone. national security minister ben chavira has said he is ready to tear down the is really government. if the guys, a war is stopped. and the prime minister in says war is necessary to prevent future threats. while he boast that he'll never allow the creation of an independent palestinian state in the occupied territories, i am the only one who will prevent the palestinian states in gaza on the west bank after the war. i have known president biden for almost 40 years, and i know how to speak to the american public. meanwhile, voices calling for the impeachment of benjamin netanyahu among the as really public are getting stronger. several demonstrators pressing protesting in front of the as really parliament were arrested according to local reports. they shared videos on social media. same place, told them the protests are forbidden. administrators are not the only ones calling for netanyahu's resignation. farmers really prime minister a who bar off has also says that yahoo has to go

international legitimacy is really not fost tensions with the us could boil over. but that's and you have gone to manage this complexity unfit to lead. you must go before the consequences of these flaws becomes irreversible. that's in the government is causing great home to israel, strategic standing and leading the wall that has no end point. that's in the who's ignoring the fact that the relationship of trust with the white house is crucial israel to achieve its goals. we heard from is rarely a member of parliament or for tests of his says not netanyahu, and his party are not interested in peace, but rather revenge. no one has to understand that this say so i'm not the k as boss east, a polity. your band v is, is a like a popular one fios data interested in blood. the don't have life without black. and the, this is, it is and they also voted against. the exchange of us which is in prison is a they are not interested in the lives because of the following statements,

but the noble feasible ellie's yeah. interested environments. they're interested in bloodshed. liza continues persecution of visit that subject where it would be an easy way. i mean, people for the 1st of all, it's almost totally for be there to demonstrate against it. well, in the inquiry for seized by a students where kids of suspended and even fire of the expressed any kind of input fees for the to the police. i mean, phone, the very beginning to actually the beginning of the se, will a, in the, in the, in the 1st week or 2 that the know actually didn't mention even the ones that the least single, the us, which is one of the goals of these are sort of the guys are the only a talked about the mean nation of come us and begun to speak about the, the a, the lease of the hostages. as one of the goals of this world. when he began to understand that the public opinion is favorable for they say it's in favor,

we'll start it because that then you know and never was that he was never interested in the well being of the, of these are the and these are, these are the society or this state of the is that he's interested in the only one thing is, own wellbeing, his own. a good the let it on ben be and his colleagues. and we have some updates in the, in and out of the can about the lives of any one night. there's a ballast the means. and of course no jewel in the in know, it's a joy, jews, the donkey and about it. they want to revenge american statesman. in and controversial nobel peace prize winner henry kissinger has passed away at the age of 100. the german born diplomats shaped washington's foreign policy for decades during the cold war and remained a prominent voice on the political scene up until his death, or to contribute or to or read. it talked about kissinger's long and taught us career. henry kissinger has been cool. many things is quite, quite the cause of virtual, unpleasant victory. legacy, isn't it?

he's been how it is a pace maker has been condemned to the will mancha. what's the view on how we will go down in history? $3000000.00 civilians in the different covers and over it's more operations. and for an adventure that america had over his tenure when he was, are, you know, orchestrating some of these operations. literally 850000 people 250-0000 civilians were murdered during the carpet bombing of, of laos and somebody else. he also, ironically that he got the never peace prize for, you know, during the vietnam era. when actually he extended the war in vietnam. he also, you know, had his hands and a lot of other different countries in latin america, south africa in bangladesh and used to murray, indonesia. you had trouble the legacy of civilian deaths around his policies that he tried to shape. yeah, she said they killed hundreds of thousands of people. what are your thoughts did?

isn't it that deserves the owner of the nobel peace prize? absolutely not. in fact, his counterpart refused it at the time. but if you go back to the paris a piece, of course, he actually said secret tables to washington that undermined the as a whole piece accord talks then so that extended the vietnam war, he was actually responsible for thousands of more. americans died at hundreds of thousands of enemies things we to understand because since you had to understand, he was very anti communist. and in his view, the socialist president, it was duly elected in chile at the time, had to be removed. he nixon concluded on a secret too. it was carried up in the ca and, and then that installed tennis shapes thousands of people were tortured and murdered and political opponents were killed. and so there was a bloody legacy after that and it was actually a fascist regime. the one posit, of course, was china that was opened up during the cold war, but that was a very,

very much to fight against them the soviet union. they needed commerce and economic ties with china that were positive and they didn't need another front of possible hostilities. perhaps the one positive thing he did do was open those tours with fishing that forge then a future. although now that that's been a bit rocky with the current administration, the bye didn't museum, but you know, we'll see what happens. we spoke with daniel shaw, professor of latin american and the caribbean studies at city university of new york, who gave us a quick overview of kissinger's political legacy. with talking about someone who firmly supported the architecture of apartheid in what was called rhodesia later on zimbabwe. in south africa, a firm supporter of south africa, part side south africa's border was against the liberation movements and it may be ends in by way. all i have to do is look to my left and look at the world mat in

goal car and in by car needs to remember the litany of human rights abuses and violations of countries. sovereignty sees that mister kissinger was involved in, and of course he was quite naturally mentor to the clinton this to the bushes, to the other ruling class families. the obama is mentioned to them in terms of, uh, uh, an architect of, uh, aggressive u. s. foreign policy towards the world casings you as consistently against the cause of the palestinian nationhood. and that is a lightning rod for the arab peoples who for decades of 75 years or 5 for just a palestinian nation. well now to africa, where a ship was 25000 tons of weight from russia has arrived in the somalia and capital . mogadishu rushes ambassadors of somalia officially handed over the shipment to

the countries interior minister. the cargo is part of the humanitarian aid, meant to adjust the consequences of this month and flooding in the east african country, which has killed almost $100.00 people enforced more than 700002 flee their homes. it is a part of late the countries burst assignment disaster in recent decades. the u. t. first level under lion has hailed ukraine's progress as keep works relentlessly to join the you. the commissioners praise comes ahead of a crucial european council summit in december are to contributor rachel marsden. dig deeper into the story. the bottom line is choosing her words pretty carefully here. she can't seriously say that ukraine's actual results are impressive because in early november cleaners was european commission issued a report card for ukraine, indicating that they only had met 4 of the 7 preconditions. not even for joining the block. but just for opening negotiations,

which fall under mine and ukraine are both pushing other even countries to vote for unanimously at the block summit in december. but that report card said that he has, it still needs to be corrupt to be in line, but the rest of the use corruption level, which let's face it is a pretty low bar and also de all link archives because hey, ursula doesn't need any competition. thanks. so it was just days ago that the, you told you credit because it had to go away and work on itself. and it's not credible to now say just days later that they fixed everything now. so instead, what ponder line said is that she's impressed by how much ukraine long was for europe, which sounds like something you say when you're stringing along. the creepy dude kept on your lawn so you can point out to all your friends, how hot you must be for him to want you so bad. i'm deeply impressed how the, the longing of ukraine is to join the european union to be part of the european

union and then skills and tells me that this is the light at the end of the tunnel that keeps the soldiers motivated. and the people in the bunker also despair it's high. and i must say to see the deep and structured reforms that ukraine is doing while fighting a war. next, the central war is to me deeply impressive. so the you has already said that you create a need work and isn't ready for commitment yet. but it's the fallacy. stay need a queen. ursula says, and she seems only too happy to flash a little legs for them now and give them a little peak of what they could be getting more of if only to keep true for out. she says, sorry for the visual there guys, and what's going to take a while to recover from easy for her to play footsie with zalinski as someone who wasn't even democratically elected by any actual citizens of europe and doesn't

depend on their vote to stay in power by the way, were, has it now that she's, you mean buying a 2nd on the elected term. but the actual citizens that you member states are already protesting against the impact of brussels insistence on catering to care even when it isn't even a member yet. because last year the you granted you paid full trade liberalization, suspending import duties quotas and trade defense measures for imports from ukraine into at least june of 2020 for the results. so back in truckers and now joining polish truckers and blocking their own countries border crossings with ukraine to prevent you for any and trucks from coming into the block. and under cutting their work with lower prices for both their services and the goods they're selling in europe, which echoes exactly what farmers of several eastern european countries said when ursula insisted on ukrainian grain feeding the whole world. that she and her pals

and brussels just left the great be dumped all over eastern europe under cutting those farmers in the countries. but instead of demanding that ukraine level law and meet the standards on those particular specific issues, brussels need, your reaction has been to just bully the member states that are complaining about the tilted playing field. having just for example, threats in poland with legal action for their truck or as border blockade. so the problem just simply has a chance to disappear, go away. and ukraine is taking a page from that particular pay play, buck and it's corruption, cleanup efforts, criminally. charging some people, including a brainy and m p from zalinski, is on parting who blew the whistle on a legend. corruption by joe biden, in ukraine, dating back to when he was former us president brock obama's vice president. now he has claims that this particular m. p. was serving russia, so nothing to see here,

folks know corruption and ukraine anymore, or any problems already on the horizon when it's european neighbors are blockading the border of the brain. and anyone saying otherwise is well, just the russian laptop. speaking of last, the standards, zalinski is also floated, the prospect of a cancelled presidential election. i guess that's russia's fault to right. of course. sounds super democratic and absolutely in line with you values. like for example, the ones that got, i'm elected cleaner sla into power and making these kinds of calls on behalf of everybody. the right do stay with our to international up next. and then visions takes us to rush as far east and the come check the peninsula by the

the is it possible to get lost in time? well, come to come check a and see for yourself. here. several unique ethnic groups are remaining in their own bubble of sorts surrounded by these beautiful landscapes. we've come to see how the natives of rushes, far, far east to lives and preserve the ancient traditions and culture. and if we've come this far, we know that it's going to be worth the journey here .