incredible genocide, the other end of an ordeal of 3 is ready of hostages, held by him, asked for more than a year in gaz. uh now really, those women are on their way to re live with their families. and also trying to publish opinions, housing needs ready custody to be freed on to the newly implemented sci fi deal between have miles and he's all look, receive into mount these games of media and touching up to the more mean. do you have some area and the goodness that they have going to get some for the seniors are 2 here. and so i'm a member of the highest political bureaus who said that he's role was to blame for the truth, not coming into force area and not everyone's on

board with a deal though, with these roles, national security administer residing in protests while the finance minister threatening to bring down, the government is going to stop. the law you're watching are changing, national reaching you live from a new center in moscow. i have my goal for to slide after more than a year of brutal bombardment. peace has finally settled over guides, at least for now. now is there any forces of officially received 3 ease, ready captives handed over by have mice on the renew be implemented ceasefire deal? now the idea of has posted the video of those 3 women who were freed from have mass captivity that can be seen being transferred safely from the red cross to the is really a military of the women will now on the go with medical checkup has to be re united

with their loved ones. israel says it will continue to work towards the return of all the hostages, still held by a mass. emily dawn, emilie jerome and romeo were reunited with audio and intelligent support activity forces. they are now with us and on their way home. they are on their way to the idea of the initial reception center, where they will receive initial medical care and be reunited with their families. from there they will be transferred to the hospital. the i g, f in coordination with the, i a say the massage and the political echelon is working to achieve all the objectives of the war. the destruction of homos is governmental, a military capabilities, the return of residents to their homes, and the most urgent goal bring the hostages back home with us. now this video shows the moment when three's ready. hostages were handed over to the red cross, a gaza. and that's before the abroad to the idea locals. what also seem gathering

around him as fighters, celebrating the hostage exchange and expecting for the scene and present as held by his role to come back home. but the much anticipated si fi has come into force despite the last minute taken up, the usual key to mass of with holding the list of hostages advanced to relieve. now relatives of the hostages having java, the intel of he's waiting to be reunited with their loved ones. other raleigh has seen a highly motional public display in a part of a city that has been named custody square. a board cast on a large screen in front of the crowd shows confirmation that the 3 is rarely hostages wherever he leaves. meanwhile, plot policy and present as i suppose to be released from ease ready custody, a spot to be deal. they're still waiting to be exchanged. a representatives of the red cross have been seen near off of prison in the west bank united dissipation of

the swab. now earlier with this cross the prospect for the truth with him as a political bureau member by sea night to be honest with you on with your audience, we have all was uh witness how the bite and administration were complicit with the america with this or either the government, how the, how the used bought execute was, is to give a cover for this game. so if nothing, you know, and here's the right one to extend this and they and the security council on the go on supporting them and wavering, so bold to continue this unit side. but what is the drum administration have lead to the duties of this moment, but this is not totally the art. this is not the only course. i think the failure of anything you want to achieve, end of his goal and speak civic, sitting people at 1st with the displacement of the theme is he feared about,

you know, if his goal 1st of what he said to the 3 of the so the catch up the site is 1st for the fan to could wash home us whatever he failed to display, but a scene is to us egypt. and that the 2nd in tim, the pressure on initially it was increasing the and after this with the 18 percent or more than that of officer as well for disease failed the including sick and 56 percent of the right wing support up. unfortunately, as we used to know about the so and again, just in the last minutes based on the agreement, signed or accepted from both monitors on wednesday, we have agreed the 172 hours before starting the implementation of the theme of a con time or with dawn, so the even on the ground in the field, the 5000 others to prepare for the hand over fist, the list of the names of the capture. so it is. but unfortunately this 3 to

government continue to 2nd, intentionally up to the last minutes before they have announced only just of the in the evening. the offer shall accept as of the deal. therefore, between yesterday evening and to day morning, there not only to us, but that the agreement, the deed was talking about 72 hours, both cars before starting the implementation before it is about the seriousness of the will of this is to allow this cease fair agreement to succeed on to the, to go ahead in 3 phases, will check and end up with a permanency swim what we see. and now these games of, of, for media. but then the attacking up to the more me they have attacked some area. and the goal is to have one does not get some for the seniors. now the ceasefire

has seen a surge of 8 into the bottle the enclave. that these are the fonts packed with humanitarian supplies, passing through the checkpoint, between egypt and gaza, report se thousands of fuel tank is have also been dispatched to the energy stabs region. a non displaced policy indians have already begun returning to what remains of their homes. now this with it shows people in vasa, a city located on the southern border of the in claim locals who, having the old over a year of these really bombardments share their feelings on the long awaited ceasefire. oh no, i can't believe what is happening. i feel like we are in a dream when we have experienced has never been experienced by anyone. and what we have seen has never been seen by anyone. we wish we could return safely. it's enough that we lost our loved ones and possessions. we have forgotten our lives. we

just want to go back to our homes, even if they are in ruins, as well as the message to the world is to look at garza and bring peace to it. we are a peace loving, educated and cultured people. we wish the world would go to gaza, rebuild it, and look at us as humans because we are humans and loved life. we hope that that will be safety and the permanency spot and the nothing but good will happen. we want our children to live in life without shooting or was i bought and sold is old and the feeling is very beautiful. a feeling of joy and psychological calm. but there is a sting because of the loss of so much. we can't lose sight of what happened, but thanks to god, there is always good option to see why a risk taking into i intend to effort to now to goes off of those days where you decide to state is that 3 names to main. hostages have been delivered to the is what you decide is, who is the mediators. this moment is a remarkable moment. and

a life of palestinians here in the gaza strip to i've been having the run off as eva, stating is an aide award aspect here. and that gives us threats mos on 46000 palestinians of the pop up have been women and children are 100000. others have been and just as well as a great amounts of destruction, of old lives, of lives, to the homes. as you might see on the calendar, off 90 homes have been destroyed completely or partially the nation's estimation. the repair of the gaza was date up to 15 years from now on to goes off can be considered a real life town. that is the situation. rage of a station house by the population that the war will come to an end. one cent on the 3 stages of the file will go smoothly onto goes,

i can 1000000 paula stadiums at least have read this applies to from their homes. their loans in northern garza, garza city and south of the territory. these people are eager to return back to their homes. this can be re 7 days after today. that's what has been stated in the, in the, in the items of the agreement between us and also let us not forget, know that the hospitals need for us because i've already gone out of service as well as the education process. let me just show you here a part of the schooling that have been a make shift to schools. this is a make shift to schools for kids and children. and this is one of the schools that have to be directed on tens near the population that have lived on

tens for 15 months. now the folds are getting higher and much higher today and the people are just looking for boy to the boat is concerned, including mediators to have the will and determination to keep up the ceasefire. the rehabilitation that goes this thread that goes to the territory in terms of the infrastructure and in terms of the human beings from a r t and solving javascript city i'll find use while let's discuss this all with for the us. come with senior staff off id is my you friday, i'm glad to have you join me now. so by the end that has spoken about the guys a deal praising himself and his own. suppose that the hard work for the sci fi that he had described, these really ministry campaign as a success. what do you think about that?

the 1st half of it is hard to work. um, well let, let us okay, find that in the world cardinal. this, of course, it has nothing to do with the fact that the president trump is just about to be non rated and both parties to this war wouldn't one didn't want to get there when they are annual them at the use of the reason of the word is not all the other ones the against the that the agreement. so yeah, well that president biden thing, the credit, that's fine. as far as of the other half of the question success, i will have to be very gentle here. i don't think. and if the whole horrible ordeal is it, everyone's success. and so the, by the way of any source of any, by the imagination, was still there was some in the war. and right now, if it says success for any one that is successful, those forces in the middle east,

especially in the holy down between these rather than others to use or do not want these. i said again, it is a success for those forces. and i see them as one force, whether they speaking humor or in arabic, a we had a chance since the ninety's, we had some several chances to progress with a piece of process that was very florida for us. well, it's very hard to fix a 120 years worth of war in one political process. but at least it was an attempt to read one of the was strong support amongst the public's and both sides and the forces that read schools that rejected and resisted that. see obviously flaws piece process are the ones in charge to the on both sides. that's probably what it is. and they succeeded in that sense. and the fact that no one is around or among supposed to use on say in one. but most people are various kept to about the

possibilities of any kind of go over just domestic peace treaty between both sides. so when you talk to me about success, yeah, i get it. they talk about the tactical successes without a doubt the, the, the, the idea of, and these ready secure with the establishment had some unbelievable tactical achievements. and of course, and that's the events i need to strategic was for sure. the symbol is also for the, for the, for the palestinians, and the 1st few day, part of the 1st couple of days of the operation. but really, you the bottom line who really is successful here in the long term. rosel managed to, in my opinion, to reshape everyone's consciousness to believe that there's absolutely no way to fix this problem. and i'm sorry, i was thinking more like maybe i saw the emotional but actually it's a very, very analytical approach here because of this. so this is the only framework that

explains everything that happened to the attempts to, to reach these process. says the $193019.00 nineties to now that's the only problem with that explains all of it. yeah, those people succeed it and the end power on both sides of it. of course, the issue is happening there has a connection of all of these issues that are the motional parts of it that are the logical part of a district to take part of it and so on. so also by didn't bronze about developing a connection between these role and arab nations of good betsy's, why do you have been leads to improve ties between he's with a saudi arabia specifically how they've been that because they've been working on the bilateral relations even before. busy the guys, i was spotted again, president biden is my president and he's a dear man. but really we had the abraham accords happening during the war, started and pushed by the time and during the presidency of the former and the

future presidential united states. donald j trump, i'm not taking away from mister by then. without the doubts, he has a history and he's an elder statesman and i have all the respect for him, but come onto the whole thing. started in the late the learned a couple of the to last years of trumps presidency. and so that's, that's called is what it is. we're basically going back to the term policies. and i want to remind you that in the beginning of the binding policies, oh, by the administration and did everything possible to try and isolate solve the regular, do you remember him pulling them up prior state? and while he was very upset with the medical as little as your situation, you know the, um, the rights for the so the, so the, the drum listen towards the murdered in turkey. i okay. yeah. he is what he was right to be upset about that and he was very much he conducted,

he hasn't president by the very anti salary policy that, that, that's really did not help the normalization process and did not tell to the ever i'm accords. process that again, that's the truth and we all know started doing the days of president trump. and now we're going back to that. that's what's happening here. all right, so i'm senior us officials have the express embassy for the plight of the palestinians. what are you saying to the politicians on capitol hill really is. think about the people of guys i have your personal or heard anything? yes. look. have to say that the one of the, the major changes that you can tell you can see in american public discourse about the this never ending. the conflict of the middle east is that the palestinians then points boasting story is, is heard,

is being heard. i'm not saying whether it's uh, regardless or question if you believe 100 authority against it, but the fact is, and there was more, there's more success on the palestinian side to bring the story into american mainstream. then what was the case in the past today? politicians um public triggers can say things that um can sound as if they are more about and so even pro palestinian and still so why is that in terms of the, the visible future of the terms of the profession future. this is a see change i, i remember very well today is when any attempt to say something that is not completely negative against the aspirations of palestinians and the attempt to say so that would have been conceived. the blue seemed very suspicious to be anti as

ready or even in some cases i submitted today there is, i think of a more sophisticated they know to, to see the difference between um, uh, supporting or let's say talking in a rational manner about the need for a just and lasting agreement, some kind of what you main approach to all sides of this equation. the people see that and the realize that talking about that and, and humanizing old parts of this equation is ravaged by the stand is jewels muslims, christians, wherever is not against anyone. it's just been rights, humanitarian and human thing to do because if you don't see each other as human beings, then what are we doing here? and come on right now. yeah. when it comes to be not just submit things out. a lot of people also forget that policy change, and it's also somebody's themselves. but it's all right, that has been speculation that is role and have mas reach this, these 5 do it now,

just because, so i'm comes back to power in washington because he would, he would have supposedly put the pressure on both of them. what do you think about that? if so, why couldn't buy didn't have done that earlier? well, it is more complex. so that's in my opinion. um, you have to understand that at some points, various leaders of the smaller and countries of nations when they read so that and sometimes of what they would use, the excuse ok over it of an x terminal pressure by a world power would be. then i'd say it's probably the russians, but whoever, as the $30.00 p as, as an excuse to um, to agree to some terms that could, i could have agreed for a year ago or 6 months ago. and um, i know they have to explain to their public why. i mean, i'm looking at the agreement that we have today, israel and the palestinians,

but i've reached at 6 months ago. and 10 months ago, i mean what so new about it was so special about it. why didn't do it or months ago and saved all those lives thousands of lives? why didn't we do it as well? okay, for all the political reasons and the partisan reason didn't happen. now they're basically using i think that both parties are using that excuse. okay, we have the president, the new present come in and he's going to being very vulnerable. trump has a, as threatened to all both parts and different, both sides of different ways. it's rather the policy is with the, remember this terminology of the will, but it will be hell to pay or something that that will really is a hell of doris with them. and then these readings and told them to better get the trumps words. the better get to i have together and, and solve the issue. i don't want doesn't want it to drag into my presidency. so both parties don't come to their public, their respective public and say, hey we have, we had to agree to this. now we would a sophomore,

but that says we have to, i don't buy that. i worked in, in the american government during the 2006 war between his around his law. and there's one of those days was 1st was the president called it is a vice was the 6 there was a and these ready governments had cost monthly. anything they want, but they didn't have up to 3677 days. they had no more, nothing else to do, and they use the excuse that somebody is putting pressure on us to stop the war. but the truth is it could've, since it can continue. and this is a, something that the local leaders use. hey, you know, they get them to bring the countries into a den and situation where it is right is ours. and then there will use, excuse a, well, the world, the world, whoever that the world is, will not let us do anymore. i think um trump is not exactly the kind of president that will directly interfere. we see that, i mean, it won't give

a lot of growth to everybody to, to hang themselves. i think that was scary. the last part is more going to be a possibility that they will force them into an agreement. so i know sometimes it start casting, but if you look at the facts they fit to this present for this description. what can you do with the facts and then uh set themselves up in a certain way. you have to follow them. but i don't know more than one to say a bit about the issue of anti semitism, which is a real problem in some parts of the world. and i despise that. i despise anybody or any form of racism against anybody. this is why i got into politics of the time to begin with. i can tell by this. i have been a target of racism and i've seen it in real life. i don't like it. and this is why i don't like it when people are accused of being racist or the so many people are assembled phones or whatever. when they're not it's, they just, they lose the meaning of the words. it takes away from its seriousness. and we need to be very uh, very um,

stirring and sombre about using that accusation. it gives people because they're saying, hey, you hate to be there for your racers, or you disagree with it for your races against me. that that's just the word loses its meaning. and you shouldn't do that. why? of course, but these are the things that are condemned in most parts of the world. thank you so much. body s value from the us congress, cedar staff. i thank you for your insight. thank you. now moscow has launched a terrorist case against the training and on the 4th, the comes after the bodies of at least 7 civilians where this competed the basement of the residential building in russia's coast region where it keeps troops had been carrying out. i didn't caution either washington. the foreign ministry spokeswoman condemned the crate in actions these atrocities are a clear indication of the terrorist and neo nazi nature of the key of regime. once again in the face of military and political defeat on the battlefield. they staged

a brutal massacre of civilians, reminiscent of cannibalistic practices. well grim, indeed, often the liberation of, uh, it was good but it should have which is a pound included, screeching in, in the area that was seized by you quite in forces and it's offensive. earlier this year, uh, russian soldiers in one of the basements, um, well, uh, a grizzly said, pension is a multitude of punches these 7 bodies gathered that some with their hands tied, evidently, executed shawls and mutilated again, a terrified c this. this is the 1st time we've seen evidence of attacks on civilians by uh, by you previous we will show you what those soldiers found in this basement. not because we particularly want to, but because it should be showed it needs to be show. this is very graphic footage.

i think it is nice here in the interviews of the the what it is this, this diseases being assumed get the good news that you guys ask you what this does and i want for those that are, well, i'm or should be somebody will just as long as you're not doing this, this of course uses localize to, to cost region way you credit. and so just many a more among the hard, cool naturalists, neo nazis suddenly found themselves rule doing it over russian civilians. the vast majority of who made would you open the hostile showing openly that they are welcoming some of these you crazy and invades,

as we had previously see much the same she was on the bus except kid was you, credits? kidding. that owns it. is just a week ago and cut off about a towel and that was recently taken by russian forces we spoke disability is that they describe the get what abuse at the hands of ukrainians. how they would go about throw grenades in the basements, how they were denied food will continue to those who refuse to back. you ation because they believe that these people are waiting for russia. they make no distinction between russian soldiers and ukrainian civilians who are through russia because none of this is covered in western press. this is exactly what the governments of the collective west and their politicians who are covering up for and encouraging the key of nazis want from the band era servants. they cynically

look away from crimes continue to approve the supply of weapons to the key of government and block attempts that international investigations into its crimes. they pretend in subordination, that nothing terrible is happening, even though this is a serious violation of international humanitarian law and the geneva convention in the eyes of the russian leadership and told me all the russians that millions and millions of russians who follow what does happen to watch the news, they see this and they have the style and the, the reasons for the to the special military operation book. they will solve for the, the, the scenes. what ukrainian national it's due when the committee reinforced belief in russia, the special military operation must continue. it must achieve it. states, it goes as a state where executing civilian pen, she lives, you pay,

you paid to say this is noble, the is it everyday thing travels be allowed to stop? now let's get some reaction to this and speak. this being, walker responded, and i know civic who is the chapman of the union of jointly. so for the probably costs ups get that done is good to have you do. i've been not. so 1st off, what's your reaction to these shocking images that everyone is still trying to recover from seeing them? so unfortunately, i do not see that for the 1st time. also. busy not just on video during the siege of some are you bullied in 2010? 22 in sacramento near the railroad station. local woman testified to me and camera thats members of pfizer, but that and arrested her brother because he protested their practice to puts firing positions inside the residential residential building. still lock up guide

by civilians. later, they simply saw him. also i visit the site, the extra complex daily job where ahmed forces armed forces of your green bar and thrash before other style place and was just liberated by russian forces. and i, so a lot of that civilians lying on the road leading to the factory. they were dad for the long time and local say, they were deliberate, they, they'll deliberately killed by our forces to fuel grain during their attempts to evacuate. in this case, the russian forces did not have just images of this particular crime in the course region, the by the managed to capture prison that support who told investigations that they did this awful crime because they're combined or did them to do so. this is really important in future to prove this drive before rushing court and international community. right, russia and the officials have repeatedly.