the, the, the, from the intent of the, the 3rd is on how much hostage exchange the taste base the past and will then create an early, a smart says her experience. and i'm going to have to find that and that, and the suffering was immense. everything was terrible, it's worse than just saying it was bind multiples, impressions, malnutrition, and so on. of course all the female prisoners were subject to the physical abuse. as well defined on a united nations agency comes into effect today, we will see the representative of the organization or are they to look over also ahead. these actions are carried out with total impunity and in blatant disregard for international rules and the values these institutions are supposed to defend.

today i'll see president condemned to you and institutions for ignoring lawanda is blocking of am 23 minutes to override the the eastern, the c n. c's goodman, the okay, very well and welcome to you from the inside. i of see international new see will come to live from much better. let's take a look at it. so. so is this. all right, we begin this out in gaza with live coverage of the ongoing is well, how much offices exchange the 1st hostage feed from dr. drew in this round was 20 year old, is ready, sold a gun, bad guy. this is footage from the moment she was released, a power. that's what it says. she was handed over to the right boss. run it is on the other is what is laces of that moment will $182.00 days by that was among 5 female soldiers said on october the 7th $23.00. all of them now have been released

under the seats 5 deal which came into effect 2 weeks ago. the 7 caps is 2, is light is on 5 time nationals will be released from java in this round, one more person is it stood expected to be released by how much of the current stage. the idea of says that this information has been confirmed by the red cross as thomas completes is, and of the deal is what it's supposed to be really. so having 10 products, that means it will say that says 2 of those prisoners are under the age of 18 that we heard from a local dentist in dollars of who shed his insights on the unfolding situation. most people here in the mission for is to continue all the way because of the numbers of free a the by the list in until 5 i

live in the, to the seems of it. but it is of the middle of the way the shots are on the home when the show them the impression a lot about to continue to remove them from the own. go in here. this is of the, this is way up to the other 3 was shit. lose to uh, a, find them a file and foremost info the issue as radio permission for soon. and there's really a position to sort of the odd to see the them to. and so for the bridge to the use of the so that the such are the scenes will not be seen in the scene. i'm going to do the figure figure if you are, but as long as who you are in the total chart. and this is the completion on the

inside the unit. it goes on out of sorts of house as equals in as both the to the was that, so i need to find the most often because it's phone was a beach is it's, this is our limit of seen them see them and image image addition. and the i love to see, i don't think that the will be very big, but it should because the one, so the, the, the use of the for the 0 right now. the 2 previous exchange is, is revenue minus 219 seen as many of them was subbing life sentences from gaza. 3 is very simply and hostages in full female soldiers were returned to the homeland. meanwhile, is there a, isaac is how much some features a deal. while the i the read the pull is exclusive to the west fight for what it

has described as an anti terrorism operation. we heard from a release pass in who had been jailed by israel without any charges to ask one of the young i was administered to be detained on december 26, 2023. i've been detained multiple times, my last detention last 14 months and i was released as part of the deal. the suffering was immense. everything was terrible. it's worse than just saying it was bind multiple suppression, small nutrition, and so on. they took our clothes and shoes. some female prisoners was severely beaten by presented ministration and gods. the experience was somewhat difficult. every aspect, food and living conditions, there wasn't much available. i don't know why i was detained, but it was administered the tension based on the secret files and unknown reasons. during my last hearing, the prosecutor told me my detention was due to security concerns. maybe because people nothing more. of course, all the female prisoners were subject to the physical abuse. just before we were handed over to the red cross to a beach advisor,

the prison service forces. some goals have they had jobs forcibly removed. others had dogs, and least on them. we didn't know anything because we were cut off and isolated. we only found out through the prison director who told us to propose and why the gray prison uniform. that's when we realized there was a deal. we started to take it seriously fast. the prison forces into the section, they told us to keep quiet, useful good language and so on. thankfully, we weren't released not only detentions were administrative. there wasn't a specific purpose, just to make our lives miserable if you're in prison without knowing why. and unfortunately, extensions are issued multiple times to me. they extended my detention 3 times each for 6 months without any evidence of proof justifying my continued imprisonment. the prosecution on supreme court refused to release me. they told me i would only be released as parts of a deal where when the war ended, we live in unoccupied land, in every palestinian homes as a detainee or a former detaining. this is coming across old palestinian families, god willing,

the deal will continue and we trust in god and our resistance to secure the release of all prisoners this. now this tom, so as the seats file is came in effect 2 weeks ago remains shaky. the idea said it would be quote, proud to return to finding that we had from most of the models. he's a deputy chairman of the how much political bureau he says the future state has all the data will require a bigger commitment from as well. the next stage is the exchange of soldiers, which is a more complex process and requires extensive discussions and details for considering that we're talking about the exchange of prisoners of war. the occupiers talk a lot and express many opinions which are very depending on their ideological and political views, the ruling right wing regime and is real after the failure of its military plans, especially the ongoing war in the gaza strip. undoubtedly wants to continue the war

. however, most opinion polls show people are against this war and favor continuing efforts to reach a deal. i believe that evicting palestinians from their homeland is impossible, nothing. yahoo will not be able to force the palestinians to leave the gaza strip. despite the more than 100000 tons of explosives dropped on them, he will not be able to expel the people. these people are deeply attached to their homeland have deep roots and do not intend to leave it. we are well aware that the price of migration is the price that a person pays when leaving and losing not only their country, but also themselves. he becomes a being without identity. we adhere to the agreements, reached as part of this agreement, we had to provide a list of the 33 prisoners we had agreed on. we stuck to it to the occupation regime, did not expect any of them to be alive. it expected that most of the prisoners would be dead, and however, to his surprise $25.00 of them turned out to be alive. now, this was

a surprise to the entire is really society. because as soon as his real received information about the whereabouts of the prisoners, it bombed them along with those who guarded them. therefore, yes, many of them died. and israel took the bodies of some of them, as was the case. for example, in rafa where the captives were killed along with those who guarded them, they killed them in several tunnels. therefore they were surprised that the prisoners remained alive and well, and that they were treated very well right here. it is necessary to compare how we treated their prisoners and how is real treated dollars. those palestinian prisoners who were released were just skeletons before they were released as part of the exchange and handed over to the red cross. they were subjected to all kinds of torture and beatings for 3 days in a row. even the families of those who have been released today have been arrested, tortured and insulted. that's how they address themselves. now look at how we treated the prisoners. now clauses pos

a to recovery might be jeopardized by is what else? decision to shasta, the un relief and was i do see both in the enclave and over in the west, spark israel's bride on the agency. the comes into effect today. so let's down plus live 2 or communications director. juliet's who am i is. are there. thank you so much for joining us today. this is obviously a terrible really news that we're hearing that a has a hold. so it's a activities today because as well as putting that deadline on them. but i guess the main question that we need to ask is, what kind of effect is this going to have on the palestinians? yeah, thanks for having me. you. our team on the ground, whether it's the strip or across the pines, westbank, including east jerusalem. they are continuing with the delivery on services.

so we don't have much idea on how the is really government plans if it does want to plan in the implementation of, of this house. this shouldn't be so we don't know if they will actually physically make you stop or is that what you're saying? yeah, so you say we haven't received any communications from the government the is read on how we implement this thing. all right, well that's, that's what i was wondering now. but it sounds like a positive thing that maybe they forgot and they were too busy. i don't think so. do you now? you know, let's talk a little bit about so as soon as the seats 5 started, we've heard that a lot of 8 is getting in. is that true? is enough i getting in? i was already doing right now for the people in gaza. so

over the past 10 days since the ceasefire started, we have seen indeed an increase, a significant increase in the flow of humanitarian aid that was built into gauze, visiting new to people, 60 percent, all a bit that came in while school team by down and distributed to reach hundreds of thousands of people in keeping in the areas that we were not able to access before, like northern garza, so that's very well on the east of this band and icons into in fact then the, the, the fate of the ceasefire. he's a going to be who'd be named jeff would need because we are the largest human to channel for a probation organization in java. but it's actually a question that i was wondering, and perhaps you could also because as you said,

one of the stipulations for the ceasefire was to get a into gaza if they do belong to you. i mean, if somebody comes down today and, and picks up everybody out, that was, and uh, by the way, how many, approximately, how many people are working in in the area. and we've got 13000 people working for the agency in the, in gone. that was before the war, just under half of them are working. so we have people to take 5000 people working with us in the humanitarian operation. i'm. yes, you're absolutely right. if the agency is banned from working in a place like dogs out, then yes, the, the, the cease fire that's kind of the ongoing that we really, we really hope that it would continue at the faith of us. these funding, however, is a going to be in serious jeopardy. indeed indeed. you know, um, i wonder you said the beginning that around 60 percent of the

a that gets to the gaza comes through the phone. right? well, i'm say of the 40 percent on there, is there another organization out of that? god forbid that is of those and fax to remove you from $5000.00 people, removed it from gaza. other is there an alternative agency out there that could help these people? there isn't, there isn't. he is by far the longest, the 2nd organization in the united nations, in gauze as one example, the house just over 200 people. we have over 5000 vine. so we have also to reach across the street and we have something that is often under reported, and that is the trust of the communities in jobs. are they new and they trust and for them and is life saving to eat? the doctor is the nurse. it's the person who's giving them

a box of food or of age. so there is that trust which is a very unique to, to enter. all right, you gotta do that and why do i have you? if for example is well does say look we, we bind on the, there's nothing you can do about it or you expect to see, i mean, do you have any one that has your back? does the united nations counsel a security council, or anybody in brussels? do they have your back? will they pressure rise as well into keeping you in the country? that's been the extent of excellent, solid data, keep some companies around the world. i'm from with even buying lots of nations into 10. uh with know, implementing the say this big to put pressure so that this be is not the implement that so a, let's see what happens. but meanwhile, our focus in hung down is to stay and deliver as much as we can to people who

depend on and down for the shoes. the violin she lives. are you guys just in dollars an hour? i also, i mean we're hearing no trouble in janine in the west bank. our overall operating. okay, there we open in the a 5 or is a pretty soon we have offices in city ah. and let them enjoy them in the occupying police to me instead of the 3 that includes the galveston and also indeed the adult to pipe westbank. the situation in jeanine camp is very, very bad. i mean, it continues to go from, from about to worse. most of the people who are best friends off the camp in janine have and that's the camp and we had to stop our operations, for example, the schools and and, and clinics because people left the camp and because it was too risky. yeah, very,

very disturbing. indeed. when after and even the thank you so much for joining us today is really a to my own road. all right, so communications. a pleasure. thanks again. thank you. so the finance shifting off of this out to africa in the d. c. m 23 minutes and it's have, sees goma and is main apple. the country as president bloss the you are ignoring lawanda is backing of the group accusing category of violating international norms and endangering regional stability of the one that continually lawanda continues to openly and on, scrupulously violate the fundamental principles of the united nations charter and regional agreements. more still, these actions are carried out with a total impunity. and in blatant disregard for international rules, the and the values these institutions are supposed to defend this arrogant attitude which no longer even attempts to conceal its crimes, you know,

is an unacceptable challenge to our sovereignty. and regional stability knocked it fast products as have a rob sit in the seas. rational capital to express outrage over the minutes and offensive in the east themselves. believe that foreign powers of being supporting the insurgents in the capital. can shasta protests is that fires and attacks of the us? french, belgium, i'm rwandan embassies. meanwhile, the un security council convened to discuss requests we remain deeply concerned about the human rights abuses, displacement and other impacts on congress. the civilians suffering the brunt of this fighting the rights of all. gomez, inhabitants, including former combatants, must be respected. louise took with as you, as you are now. the risk of regional contagion is real to please the capture of goma entails major risk for the security of the population and has led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people that we must put an end to it

taught them. the francis strongly condemns this offensive. the m 23 must immediately cease its offensive and withdraw from the territories. it has taken control of fire so, so i've now to full, my echo was diplomatic chief i read what connie? thank you so much for joining us again. we, it was a, so was a pleasure talking to you, especially on these massive i'd like to talk a little bit about the diocese, president, if you don't mind 1st of all, because he says the national army will we take control over the air is seized by the medicines, so how feasible is bath and how long could that take? when i leave, i think the government keeps outside has been very weak for some time now and they can't go mom. i do not be as easy as it sounds because what design involved is more complex than just the wishes of contrast. houma is them original hub.

in the interest even go mass for quite complex and into winding down for the expectations from case i'm sorry, yes. but data, i'm looking up this way and the team i decided to give you, as we can see, the class that the name was coming, it was. and then the interest was outside the roof. i equally tracked. so in each case, there's going to be much more than once come see, 2nd, the history of, well, my sir, resend skirmishes with the law on each of them. i think we will also do this. so i think that we lost the i believe we have to go to try and get a hold of nobody in a moment. so we just lost connection,

but we'll get back to him in a 2nd. now let's continue with other stories in the day also because s give is escalating the volumes, but now this may also hinder, by the way us attempt to upgrade a made, it falls for root in the region. we'll talk about this as well as how reading about the being said, call it runs through part. so i can go to the d. c. and zambia has been developed to supply african minerals to west some lockers for use in the high tech industry are corresponding and i forgot the congress. she has this has the story aspect of this, the days of agencies, violence involved and marx's gunfire, bodies onto the street and the mass displacement of people combined with the lack of protection of the citizens as plants, the deceit into the state of privacy and security. on top of that wasted embassies and found themselves surrounded by and we crawled on to the team to release

the underneath the keeling fields divine and sent destruction lives much sort of to minute rules that have been the pain of africa's sick and largest countries. kitchen, those somebody who was thought of comfortable even out of africa into the wisdom of easily the united states, and that you will continue to be able to revive the old colonial route for the beetle. uses the browser instead of the video slot in countries now. so he is really the leaves as of the us and the with pretty much trying to calm her. try another influence on the expressions

from africa. and there has is, you know, you guys know, this also is the question of why to abide and only manage to make one single trip to the african continent during his presidency and particularly to go less. it was for this project stitching to give the patchwork of what was colonial rate infrastructure with the backbone of its being depend. well, every line which is also built in colonial times and i'll go lot, but lift to degrade over several decades. it's not being connected to a rail car. we don't need dry ports in the d. c. and extended out into some of the, all these kinds. these have large deposits of political, the sources that the united states on the ease you are leading on quite tibits, cup of cobalt alisium. did you name it? all the materials which a soul needed in the waste strategic technologies, transportation and interest systems for all of the need to these critical minerals

. and in the dying days of his presidency to abide involved is that the car will become relooking change. it's a project, it's about far from just laying tracks. it's about creating jobs, increasing trade strengths of supply chains, boosting connectivity lane foundations, that will strengthen commerce and food security for people across multiple countries. so this is a game changing, real investment game changed a full that is the question. because the united nations issued a report last year, which claims that this infrastructure could undermine the sustainable development goals. fasick that fuel health security across the operation of the libido cord, or as an export root can trigger disputes over exploitation and allocation of these resources among communities. such conflicts can hinder project implementation and

initiate long term resentment between groups. the influx of workers along the corridor is more likely to increase the spread of communicable diseases and sexually transmitted infections. blind to these facts, you is more focused on extracting and exporting full materials. imagine how transforming this will be for technology. clean energy for farming, for food security as a whole is faster, is cleaner, is cheaper. and most importantly either use is plain common sense. both africa, i'm the u. a spice and implied would reap the benefits of such a coalition. of course, that's precisely the kind of risk. so if we can expect to increase of interest in change and apply them, the resources of the table saw how if the dfcs lead to a treat, the septic time is a project that is full of hope for our countries in our region. the core door, it is way more than just a transportation access. it isn't

a unique opportunity for regional integration, economic transformation and to improve the living conditions of our fellow citizens who will play an important role in regional integration and continental language. integration for something that will be to create a projects useful like a form of neo colonial as because how else to explain the exception of the materials for the nastic and countries like that? do you have seats with minimal benefits, local population? another question on everyone's minds will that you is supposed to proved to be a hop for regional trade or, and you gateway to plan to accomplish natural resources even by that is go back class who form a echo of different might how to know what kinds of discuss this part of the story or not. thanks again for joining us now. we were told that he sold that from a correspondent, normally issues to lima, the,

the little bit. so call read all the boxes over to you about that. if we maybe, if is, if the, the c fails to restore peace on his territory, what does that mean for them to beat, to colorado where the whole, even if she saw that i started, which is very unlikely something around the corner doing itself is uh, i'll tell you guys something new in the 1st and foremost, is that an explanation not meant to um, or show off work on the interest of the community interest. so america, something new local. i mean, to come to said we want to do this infrastructure by then you never took off the guy serious throughout his tenure. so what, what i was wondering how suddenly in the twilight of these added these treasure, you certainly won't go up to find that,

that they need to do this very relying. i eventually line that involve so many countries you cannot be, i sure will create more conflicts, and it is only there for explication america has realized that china is i had always been taking out some needed as far as the industry. so it was, i'm interested in that as well. so do. now you see i'm of the, the very developed countries definitely can see his own show that we have not seen in that kind of politics. that would be descent has been, is trained. and the how does that, don't believe that which is expected of a great country, but for america's interest, i think that the food is project is definitely bound to fit because you have see my model this piece for some time to come because the interest that that by just

a very complex, i'm the into trying to use the harvest, the companies that are involved in the expectation of interesting, that's regional if i forgot how different when to complete the incomes. the neighboring countries have the i'm finding that by the end, interesting home of these, the one that you're looking for, the defense for decent time couldn't do for you. so the i'm seeing is fine thing just to advise you there and be quiet, but as do discriminate with the veterans, everybody because that's analogy. so what are you you've gotten that is also there . so do you have solves, so gonna be able to solve some that? so was this, if you put them together, you will see that they will talk to him, they're going to be on such a project now. and um, i do believe also that america have capacity to execute this job. you will see that it is literally turning much more e s. for these to be done on the as what the cost i'm for,

who's paying for the cost of these infrastructure hear me so i apologize. i how room i've, i apologize. sunday we run out of time is great pleasure talking to you as always, very insightful indeed. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. all right. well that are outside of this and he is i really back in about 30 minutes. we hope that you understand the piano, the moon, but he keep bend the fun in campbell county in the republic of kenya as we continue our conversations about the continent of africa with today.