his cousin tal was kidnapped by hamas. what can you tell us about your cousin, udi?out your cousin. udi?— what can you tell us about your cousin, udi? actually, three days auo, we cousin, udi? actually, three days ago. we got _ cousin, udi? actually, three days ago, we got notice _ cousin, udi? actually, three days ago, we got notice that _ cousin, udi? actually, three days ago, we got notice that tal- cousin, udi? actually, three days ago, we got notice that tal has i cousin, udi? actually, three days i ago, we got notice that tal has been murdered. he is no longer going to come back to us. he is still a hostage, but he was taken hostage as a body and the idea of it has just given us the final notice —— the idf has. given us the final notice -- the idf has. �* , ., ., given us the final notice -- the idf has. , ., ., , has. i'm sorry to hear your news. what is your— has. i'm sorry to hear your news. what is your view _ has. i'm sorry to hear your news. what is your view on _ has. i'm sorry to hear your news. what is your view on what - has. i'm sorry to hear your ne

i will invite her to her wedding, my cousin cannot come out here. to change into a flodel vest, let me go, gentlemen, let him through, let me through, let him through to the body, gentlemen, my own body , let me in, god, lord, i asked you, i begged you, gentlemen, to stay on your own places, you see that i am in mourning, you do you see what state i'm in?

or the day after, am i gonna see my cousin back?gazans gonna have a better life than they had on october 6th? because otherwise, if all of this was in vain, and i won't see my cousin ever again, and all these gazans, we're talking over 50,000 people, if they have all died in vain, and you that have so much power in this region, have not put your foot down and demanded answers, and demanded to see a resolution that takes into account my cousin's life and the gazans well-being, then you have not done your job. the red cross hasn't done their job. and all the other regional powers have not done what they should've done. >> you know, maybe it's the clergymen and me, but i'm concerned about asking the human question. what did you and your family go through each evening when they announced the list of those hostages that were being released the next day by hamas? and you realized her cousin was not one of those coming home? i mean, what was it like? what is the human experience? because i think too many of the public don't understand. you

>> my cousin. >> jimmy: on your cousin, oh. is it the same cousin?aster than he is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see, right. you've got a buffer there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your cousin, what's his name again? >> his name's ben. >> jimmy: cousin ben would be bear lunch, yeah. well, cousin ben really hooked you up. >> he did. >> jimmy: do you thank him in these speeches that you give in these awards shows? >> i'm thanking him now. thank you, ben. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: would you like to -- maybe it's premature. but maybe you want to give a formal thanks to cousin ben, who's probably at home taping this on tv right now? >> right here? >> jimmy: right there, go ahead. >> ben. i love you. and -- uh -- keep it up, chief. i'm faster than you. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you're going to have to work on that. a little more gratitude maybe the next time, a little less cannibal i, yeah. well, it's great to see you. congratulation on this the movie. you did a fantastic job. get yourself a netflix account and watch "may december." it is on now. charl

and shsaid, now we are cousins. and you either call me martha, our cousin martha. she won me over right there. we arrange for martha, her husband karl, and their granddaughter, natalie to meet their black cousins in lodi. they. what was that moment like? i wanted to cry. i, i really did before i met you. i wasn't sure if you were going to be excited about having black cousins. there are a lot of people who that would not be good news. it would not have happened 40 years ago. i think we've made quite a bit of progress. it's an honor for us to be an example of progress. yes, it is really well put and honor well put. there he is a handsome guy. the rands a heritage born from a family tree with black and. white roots, a kodak moment. i recently spoke to audrey and she told me the next grande family reunion is in east texas in july 2025. she describes the gatherings as bigger and better, with now about 400 people on the guest list. this year the reunion was in memphis and they were excited to see a group of white people wearing different rand family reunion t-shirts wal

cousin, don’t let anyone out of the carriages, my brother-in-law, where are you going, i went to orderdame baroness, his name, he did not give himself, he says that he had the honor of sending a letter to mrs. baronesi today, and he is surprisingly accurate, but as immediately visible on the pages, yes, viscount, i ask you, welcome him into the living room , don’t worry, cousin, rely on me for everything, i wrote, i wrote a romance in his honor, my words, music for one, oh no, gentlemen, gentlemen, we are with ba... and my friend, hello, make yourself comfortable , no, please, no, please, what and what? you arrived in a fiacre, and it’s not so beautiful , it’s hard, it’s so free, you can immediately see the foreigner, it’s you for me, no, not for you, my friend, there are rumors that you’re a big fan of but... veal, how cute, huh this is your story with the shoe, it’s simply charming, you will forgive my indiscretion, but i would like to talk to the baroneness, you are absolutely incredible, my friend, you speak almost without accent, divine, but how, you know, i wouldn’t be surprised

joining me now is udo goran, his cousin was kidnapped.now that your family is going through a very difficult time. there was hope for several days considering the hostages that had been released. i know that your cousin is still in captivity in gaza. how are you and your family doing right now? >> first of all, thank you for having me and thank you for keeping this topic on the top of the news. we are heartbroken. i mean, we finally thought that reason was coming into play when the israeli cabinet and the government finally are acknowledging and acting according to the understanding that there's nothing more important than bringing these hostages back, and there was a plan and there was this negotiation that every day we get more people back. now that people are back with every single person we hear about the horror stories that they've experienced, the difficult conditions. we already got some people that got back in critical conditions. you've just reported that the bibas family might have been killed in the bombings. today we've heard

the cousin. >> you are a cousin? >> yeah. >> thank you. okay, good. all right, all right.hat's right. come on. >> that's right. it's attractive, i got to say. and whoever gets to come in, they're so fortunate. but, boy, leaving such a huge gaping hole. jobina. but i know that this sounds like it's the best for you and your family. mwah. i'm so, so proud that i got a moment to work with you. >> oh, thank you, ginger. thank not over, love you. thank you. she's. she's the best. >> see how you do that? >> you say i want your job, slash. great job. >> love you. did it. >> you did it. >> best way to say it. ginger. >> thank you for and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. and wildlife says humpback whales are still migrating off the coast and they c

tell me what happened to your cousin. last week, i called my - cousin. he was in hospital. leg really badly and he was in hosital. �* , ., leg really badly and he was in hosital. . i. . , hospital. and your family were breathed in — hospital. and your family were breathed in an _ hospital. and your family were breathed in an earlier- hospital. and your family were breathed in an earlier conflict. | breathed in an earlier conflict. your grandfather died in the 19705. let me turn to you, magen, because you suffered a terrible loss on october the 2nd. what happened? —— october the 2nd. what happened? —— october the 2nd. what happened? —— october the 7th. fin october the 2nd. what happened? -- october the 7th.— october the 7th. on the morning of october the 7th. on the morning of october the 7th, _ october the 7th. on the morning of october the 7th, terrorists - october the 7th. on the morning ofj october the 7th, terrorists attacked my parents' village and my parents were killed by a shoulder rocket which _ were killed by a shoulder rocket which hit their ho

but i think of my cousins. my uncles, my aunts that are trying to get out.ce safe in gaza. >> reporter: do you fear you might not see them again? >> i do. >> reporter: gaza is now the deadliest war zone in the world for civilians, according to the international rescue committee. the nasser hospital, the last operational medical facility hit multiple times by israeli fire and shells. the idf claims they're looking for hamas terrorists. this comes as calls for a cease-fire grow around the world. >> so the fact of the matter is, quite simply, the violence must stop. >> reporter: the united nations voting overwhelmingly for a cease-fire. the israeli president saying today -- >> israel is ready for another humanitarian pause and additional humanitarian aid. >> reporter: though israeli officials have said heavy fighting will continue for the next few weeks. secretary lloyd austin in israel this week saying the u.s. support for israel is unshakeable, adding -- >> protecting palestinian civilians in gaza is both a moral duty and a strategic imperative. >> reporter:

an israeli racket killed my cousin and brother-in-law while living." me badly injured. i was taken to shifa hospital and he stayed there for five days and then israely forces surrounded hospital. israeli soldiers would come to our rooms all the time and interrogate us using violence and abuse. israeli warplanes fired rocket in front of our house hitting my father, so my cousins and i ran there to rescue him. as we're making our way to the car, carrying my wounded father, an israeli drone... rocket hit us, we all suffered serious injuries, and my father was killed. when the war began, our apartment was bombed and the building collapsed on us. my brothers with their sons and wives, along with my dad were killed. their bodies are still under the rubble. it took the civil defense three hours to arrive and the neighbors tried to help. i was the only one managed to get out alive. we're going to cross over now to hans and talk to press tvs ash and ashraf thanks so much uh for being with us, ash tell us just fill us in on what's going on, the latest situation there, ask, can yo

well, please, madam, your cousin eloa. sorry, but i don't know you at all. so how? buy swedish gloves? this is the lady in the hat. hat. thank you. excuse me, sir, but your horse ate this hat. you never know what my horse eats. mr. guardsman, what’s funny, is that a lady in a hat? yes, a lovely hat made of italian straw with poppies, with poppies? thank you, mr. tradio, from today you can drink coffee in peace, it will no longer harm you. i was wrong, sir, she’s wearing a hat, well, yes, tsuna, i don’t know how to speak flowery phrases, but... “i want you one minute, now we’ll fix it a little misunderstanding, it’s the same thing in freedom that strike, i don’t know how to speak flowery phrases, but as long as the heart of beaupertue beats, you will live in it, i won’t tell you anything more, but..." someone in memory of our meeting, oh no, thank you like a hat, oh, 500 francs, and take it, oh, thank you , let's go my treasure, you're tired, well... treasure, maybe this young sweet officer has nothing to get there, offer , offer, please, me, thank you, allow me, wha

for now, it's buathong that visits her cousin's unnamed grave every year.p and down the country. a lot more sunshine. albeit on the chilly side. a photograph shows the blue skies overhead. things could look very different on wednesday across probe and kinross as storm garrett moves in. we will be widespread wind and gales, heavy rain and significant snow over the hills of scotland. you can see the storm moving in on wednesday, lots of isobars on the charge. active weather fronts bringing widespread heavy rain. have some concerns on this level amount across the hills of scotland. only 200 metres and above. modest hills could see around 10—15 centimetres more in a few places. elsewhere, very windy. sporadic rain spreading northward and eastward. rising up a little bit late in the day. the wind really a feature wherever you are. certainly around the coast of the english channel. severe gales likely across northeast scotland and northern ireland later. across much of scotland, single figure values. doublethink values further south. wednesday storm garrett moves

i cousin, he remains optimistic about her return. u, cousin, he remains optimistic about her return.s optimistic about her return. , ., ., her return. i can tell you that seeinu her return. i can tell you that seeing peeple _ her return. i can tell you that seeing people getting - her return. i can tell you that i seeing people getting released her return. i can tell you that - seeing people getting released was first of all, a big relief. it filled us with optimism and with hope. mainly because it opened the door to new deals where we're seeing more and more hostages, that's the first thing. secondly because we became like a real large family, all the hostage families so it's people that i know and are close to me right now. it feels as though when they are relatives are getting released so are mine. that was the first thing that we felt. i must tell you, we had to hostages and one of them was actually released on wednesday. she was released as a part of this deal that was supposed to release women and children. we were happy to see her. i wasn't even sure she was alive until i saw

this is the first time buathong is visiting the place where her cousin was found. in 2004, walkers came across her half—naked body here in this remote place. it was buathong who recognised a police drawing of her in a bbc story, finally identifying the body as 36—year—old lamduan armitage seekany. for 15 years, she was just known as the lady of the hills. no—one in the uk had reported her missing. at first, police didn't believe her death was suspicious. it wasn't until 2016, more than a decade after she was found, that the case was reopened after a police review. they now believed she was killed. the lack of any form of identification, with a body taken away from the local habitation would suggest that somebody is trying to hide her, to conceal the fact that she's dead, at least for a while. in a quest for answers, i have come back to the village where lamduan grew up in rural north—east thailand to meet her family. that foreign boyfriend was a british man, david armitage. they went on to marry and move to the uk together in 1991. she reported her daughter missing

her 11-year-old cousin was also critically injured in the crash.the girl's mother, 32- year-old shakila dominique is behind bars facing dui and manslaughter charges. >> when people think of their mom, the first thing they say is she is a great mother. she loved that baby. >> reporter: the family says domanic and her daughter were best friends. they were at a loss for what happened. this afternoon, family friends put up balloons at the crash site. they say it makes no sense. >> i want the family to get her home. she is a mother. if you see her baby's life is very beautiful for her to be a young mother. >> reporter: that stretch of highway 4 has been the scene of numerous crashes. just last summer, two people died when their cars crashed near the same spot. neighbors call it a death trap. >> it doesn't need to happen. just put a guardrail up and stop people from dying. >> reporter: ago fund me has been set up to help the family get through the tragedy. the christmas gifts remain near the tree, they say the girl couldn't wait to celebrate. >> celebrat

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i'm a fee and bind bag is waiting for her cousin to be rescued. she tells us it has been a nightmare today. we've got another body woman that was alive when she got in and she is now dead. every day. we're getting new names of people. we don't have any more time. is that the we need to be proactive about this is what i should put a deal on the table to come. i could not to deny like many, hugh fairfields, but these rarely government is not doing enough to save the hostages. of course they are not doing enough because he said he was doing us. it will be here and we will not be talking at austin ami was recently released by how much she pleaded for the se front on a husband. well, that's a divide military action on its own will not save the hostages live swapping the hostages for prisoners is urgent and critical. the work cabinet alone will not bring about the release of the hostages alive despite drawing colds of that kind. these rarely government insists the best way to ensure the return is to keep up its military pressure on how much people here

and i had a crazy cousin . cousin leroy. leroy played the piano. but he played boogie-woogie.how to -- ♪ anyway. i got into it. once i heard that boogie-woogie and it was all over for me. >> what was your dad's influence? >> my dad is the one that loved the music so much he would go by the records. my mother did not buy the records. he would get the records . i would just sit there and listen to them for hours. >> how did you manage to get with people like bb king and go around the world ? >> at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale. called the showcase. i had two clubs, the showcase and the sportsman. he would have bobby in one and lou when the other. and by us playing at the showcase, at that time , i got to play with everybody that was big. they called at the jutland circuit. coming from valejo, i thought i was, in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r& b entertainers in the world. it does not get much better than that. >> charles musselwhite . >> i played regularly with him. >> it was great for me. >> in the travels i think i ever did you say o

let me introduce you to vito claire's cousin. evita, her mom and dad they all lived together right near the same site where it nuclear waste has been dumped not adequately cleaned up or dealt with. she grew upno there and wouldn't you know it, just six weeks after cousin claire was diagnosed with lymphoma, lead it was diagnosed with leukemia and she was four years old when she was diagnosed. rice is happening in st. louis question mckay will tell you w what st. louis was that uranium processing seligman have a citizen of the country. st. louis was proud to do its part in the manhattan project you will not get any argument for me on that you certainly will not get any argument from missourians but here's what is notce acceptable. after the manhattan project was concluded the federal government did not clean up the waist. the federal government allowed nuclear waste to sit out in barrels write-in near a stream that runs along the school's parade that runs alongside a suburbs that cuts right to the heart of the city. the federal gov

for several years, a family of cousins ​​huddled in a small rented one-room apartment, and now such aar, their own and so long-awaited. square meters. nine families received the keys to the apartment from the head of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the tula region, andrei dotsenko, and the first deputy governor of the region, dmitry milyaev. this is probably the limit of many dreams of our young employees who entered the service, who basically spend all their time in the service and return home only late in the evening. the better the conditions, let’s say, the stronger the family will probably be. after. excursions around the house of the first guests were taken by the cousins, as is customary, the owners treated everyone to tea shared their first impressions, as if santa claus had granted a wish, very cool, huge savings on their family budget funds, yes, because after all , renting an apartment is not cheap, so , accordingly, this issue is resolved here by the fact that office housing is still the apartments are completely ready for occupancy, the so-called fine finishi

. >> representing my cousin, colt, you know, he is just -- you know, i'm just keeping his memory alive and how magical he was to this place and how magical this place was to him. i like to joke with sheven -- that sheven is my favorite quarterback ever from hoye. but my favorite hawaii quarterback is colt brennan. >> colt brennan was the late star quarterback who was his cousin. the team is practicing out there on the island and enjoying the beaches. the spartans are 9 1/2-point favorites against coastal carolina. the hawaii bowl is this start night. >>> let's take you outside now in san francisco. our live cam at oracle park. a few more months until the giants' season starts. . >>> welcome back. we are back to jeff. interesting what you were saying. it will be rainy down in southern california as well. so a lot of travel plans might be impacted. >> i'm glad you brought that up because they do have flood watches and warnings down there in southern california. right now look at the doppler radar. just some spotty rain. let me show you when things are going to pick up. we'll take a look

this is their house, their 8-year-old cousin bassem was also here. was wounded in the arm and head. he is now in the intensive care unit. you number of children who in demonstration it's on the ground here. look, the kids were standing right here when it happened. they hadn't even started feeding the birds yet. look, they're still here in front of the valley. they were just feeding the birds. they weren't shooting rockets. the missile hit here , they had not yet had a chance to open the seed bag and the bird's nest. three children were killed . there were several explosions. several missiles were fired from a drone. we did not think that their target was the children's house. neighbors are shouting for you to leave the house and go to the tanker look, who brought the children from behind the boom , uncle and their father, the children were bleeding profusely , what is your relationship with them? i am their mother. shahib's family still lives in the house where their children were killed. the residents of this densely populated neighborhood in the na

our codes that opens a met, guiding cousins to say for areas in rough uh, a southern gaza people trying to pull survivors from under the rubble. the claim is really, authorities told them it would be safe in the sea to look on the we were asleep and say they told us were off, it was a safe area. but of 20 past 10, they struck it, destroying all the block on. there were children and women in martyrs. there is no safe area. neither rafa nor fine eunice, nor gaza, nor dare which month ago no, no for a whole front of me. one is $100.00, which is israel expands it so probations and gaza, the barely function hospitals. there are expecting more arrivals in the coming hours and days. so what is the importance of 100 units for these rarely use? i put that to journalist and semi circle in jerusalem. of the units is assembled more than anything else? they yes, yes. in law, who is the lead to the head of the politic in the office of the mos? he is a, from the, the eunice refuge account. and these really is believe that he's there, he met with some of these ready hostages. it one of the terminals in

officers received a 911 call saying her cousin was killing her family. when officers responded, they were attacked and injured. authorities later found multiple family members dead. polo sandoval is following the story. the suspect is dead. what else do we know about what happened here? >> reporter: the nypd basically summarizing this morning's horrific scene of which in which they found multiple victims, a house on fire and who they described as a madman on a rampage and on a mission. what that mission was is still unclear, though police did say that all of those affected are family. so there's early indication here that this could have been a family dispute gone horribly wrong. here is what we know about what transpired. it was just after 5:00 in the morning when a young person reached out to 911 dispatchers telling police her cousin was killing her family. two officers initially arrived and encountered a knife-wielding suspect. initially, approached the officers. the officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries before police officers shot and kill

, third cousins, or grandparents, second cousins, so yes, this is true, this is a fact, but is there now any news regarding the investigation, is it clear from where who fired the turak... we spoke with the families of the victims and it so happened that the gunners, who are suspected by the security service of ukraine, lived on samarsky street, where there was the most. more than 20 people who lived on that street died there, including them there as well lived, and it so happened that some of the people agree with the thesis of the sbu that mammon, the brothers of mammon could have guided the rocket, and do not speak very lightly about them, but the other part denies and does not believe this, because they saw how these people grew up, their children, their grandchildren were friends with them, and therefore they do not believe that they could have at least speci'. is it realistic to do it, knowing what consequences it will lead to? in any case, let's hope that they will find both the gunners and those units that fired this rocket, and all others who flew to peaceful ukrainian villa

their family is still fighting for the rest of the hostages to come home. >> abby, your cousins were returned to their family we just talked to days ago. thankfully they are now home, their father is still in captivity. when you heard the news tonight, this morning for you that the truce is over. are you concerned? >> of course i am concerned. it is heartbreaking but not surprising. we have seen small infractions of the cease-fire along the way, not getting the lists of hostages on time. the icrc not going in and then this morning fire toward israel. it makes sense. it is really disappointing. >> are you in touch with any other families who still have their relatives angola? have there been communications about what is happening? >> yes, there are so many of us that still have men men of fighting age, but also men that had not been considered among that list of children or mothers. that is now the bigger fight, how do you get home this other category which it feels crazy that we have to categorize humans in any sense i think any family member will do whatever they can to bring home t

to live their families, first valentina appeared, valentina aleksandrovna volodchenko, this is my cousinogether and raise a girl, valentina. yes. but, well, well, the stepmother, we believe that this is the stepmother, she didn’t let us see each other, one might say, and didn’t gave us the opportunity to communicate with her , because she wanted... to be a mother personally, yeah, she didn’t have her own children, so i think she decided to do this, yeah, soon, my mother is leaving, back to north, arkhangelsk region , where she was born, yeah, two more of our aunts, sisters, lived there, among them, tatyana ivanovna, the younger sister, she decided to visit and come to kazakhstan, uh, arriving there, at the tabol station, where she lived , here is valentina, my cousin with her father and step-mother, the mother-in-law said that she would not accept her until then, until she agrees to say that she is her sister, yeah, only after consent... here is tatyana ivanovna, she allowed her to talk with the girl for one day, they tried a wonderful day, but soon they bought her a ticket and sent her

go to them if anything was wrong with my cousin. the officer asked me go and after about two hours they destroyed the five story house and the most and have my own house. three years after the gaza war still waiting for the reconstruction of house to come to an end after a long separation. "we are working based on the fact that the future will be better, god willing. we prepare what we can. i have some machines that i can secure, some in my brother's house, and some are at my friend's stores." this means i will try to arrange and to resume work in the factory, of course i will bring them back to the factory so that we resume the work we used to do. and resources exist. human resources are the most important element of production factors and is competitive and in transition from quantitative to qualitative side. some goods were significantly competitive and were exported to europe. like spain as well as italy, where it competed with some spanish and italian goods. furniture is one of those most internationally competing commodities o

and at that point i don't see how this plan is going to get my cousin back.is actually terrifying for many families that don't see how keeping on in this form would actually bring all the hostages back home. >> john: what you say is something i've been thinking myself, as pressure increases on hamas leadership and their backs are against the wall, why would they ever release the final hostages? hamas's position now, if you want hostages back, permanent ceasefire. israel is saying it could never agree to that because then october 7th will just keep happening again and again and again. i mean, they and the hostage families and the hostages caught between a rock and a hard place. >> you are absolutely right. but here's the difference between the two objectives of this war. first of all, of course, nobody doubts that we must secure our western border, and we must find a new regional sustainable order in order to make sure that israelis can go back to living where they live and the gazans have a promise for a future better, 100%. this has been going on 18 years an

describe the interrogation methods used on them to uncover. allegedly they took us to my cousin's house, took off our clothes, were slapped as kicked as grab dislike animals and dragged us through rubble on the ground with sand and stones. every morning they beat everyone in the stomach everywhere, beating kidding and screaming is their interrogation. in fact, they are criminals while and israel emotions run high as protestors and relatives of the remaining and come us hostages. take to the streets of the tell a beep, urging the company to focus on bringing part of speaking to our to your prominent tut. african political figure draws parallels between the destinies of africans on palestinians west straight for us, responsible scholarship, money spent for me. these and see what's the mission or shipboard brian colored position the most close to the world. this is our take. great to have your company for then use our my name's unit, then we begin in northern gal. so where the sky line has been stranded by must've plumes of smoke this sunday morning. the idea fits, stepping off its bombard

and my cousin is a life. and if he doesn't return here alive, the only ones responsible for that are these riley governments dealing with the we are asking these valley cabinet. the one cabinet to talk to us the families then explain what exactly is on the negotiation table to keep both families involved. well, we need to be, we demand to be part of the decision positive timothy dealership. my grandfather was kidnapped to gaza after we'd send the motor of my grandfather to, to, to and home of to 49. these are these 2 to tons. basically, how much was sold? remains captive alone with her dear friend who are left behind las, behind you bombardment of gas issues. little signs of lifting up. these really army chief saves the offensive should be even more forceful. the every day we're seeing more and more terrorists killed into more of the terrace. we're gonna wait. and then recent days you seeing terrorist surrendering name, that's a selling my system is pulling apart the selling. we need to press honda and that's

and my cousin is alive. and if he doesn't return to her a life, the only ones responsible for that are these riley governmental students. we are asking these valley cabinet, the one cabinet, to talk to us the families and explain what exactly is on the negotiation table. 2 key, both families and the one where we need to be, we demand to be part of the decision process. timothy a dealership my grandfather was kidnapped to gaza after witnessing the murder of my grandfather. to return home of to 49 days. at least 2 tons physically, but her soul remains captive alone with her dear friends who are left behind. well, as the idea of environment of gals are shows, little signs of messing up. the is really army chief saves the offensive, should be even more force. it was the very day with the eaves harris. we went up and then we saw that you seeing theresa surrendering name, that's a selling the system is pulling apart the selling. we need to press honda and that's what we do. we have one area where the is really mil

my cousin is a life. and if he doesn't return here alive, the only ones responsible for that are these riley government. we are asking this valley cabinet, the log cabin to talk to us the families and explain what exactly is on the negotiation table to key both families and where we need to be. we demand to be part of the decision process. timothy a dealership. my grandfather was kidnapped to gaza after witnessing the murder of my grandfather, to, to tune home up to 49 days. at least to, to tons physically. but her soul remains captive alone with her dear friends who are left behind. yeah, some tough testimony there. who allows the idea, but environment delagarza shows no signs. really of letting off the is really on the chief saves the offensive, should be even more forceful. well, jordan, it's a busy day. we're seeing more and more terrorists killed into more and more terrorists. we might as well, and in recent days we seeing teresa surrendering name. that's a sewing the system is pulling upon a sign we

story the so let's bring it out i guess in the authority town to find us how to is rudy gore and a cousin of one of the captives detained in gaza, who was taking part in the bring them home. now campaigns in west jerusalem is guess on boss getting a full. i'm a hostage negotiator and founder of the israel palestine center for research and information as a joint public policy, think tank. i didn't tell the v is i keep held a political analyst, veterans, you a list and all for all the lord's off the line for the israel sacraments and the occupied territories. a will welcome to all of you who do if i can start by with you a i of course, we appreciate the, the huge amounts of anguish. this is cause for the likes of you and all the families who would be affected by the captive situation. those captains, of course, held in gauze or color start by asking you what it was like to find out that your cousin had been kidnapped under the take it to gauze it a yeah. so it was a complete shock. it's, you know, it's big something that's so far removed from our world that it's something you hear that happ

and my cousin is alive. and if he doesn't return here alive, the only ones responsible for that are these riley governments due to a job. we are asking these valley cabinet, the lord cabinet, to talk to us the families and explain what exactly is on the negotiation table. 2 key, both families and one where we need to be we demand to be part of the decision positive timothy dealership. my grandfather was kidnapped to gaza after we'd send a motor of my grandfather to, to, to and home of to 49. these at least 2 tons physically, but her soul remains captive alone with her dear friends who are left behind. a lot of the idea of bombardment of gases shows no signs of landing up quite the opposite . in fact, the is really army chief saves the offensive, should be even more forced. it was the very day within, i need more lead to more the terrorist. we're gonna wait. and the result that you seeing terrorist surrendering name that's a selling the system is pulling upon assign. we need to press honda and that's what we'

just the situation that's, that's completely taken everyone out of balance to have, you know, your cousin not detained, being kept prisoner, is a civilian being held hostage. it's unimaginable to, to this very day. it's unimaginable. i keep it if i can bring you in and your view how receptive, how's the next? and you all who will cabinets being and responding to the demands that have been growing by the day and israel to secure the release of these captives. when i see the defense, so which uh network do they watch and uh which can use the range. uh no, he's very busy these days. actually he's trying to, this just was you own and he thinks about his own future. and this is a complex that you have to go tend to your question me they are very careful to meet the families. but at the same time they haven't got anything to offer them by doing this meeting yesterday that they want to have in both ways. they say, well, we will not stop and you know, we, why do come us off the face of years. but at the same time we will do everything to bring the people back. they know the next on the out and th

and they asked me again to tell the world he had just had a cousin born 5 days old, his little cousin who had been so looking forward to having a big cousin. and those are the types of stories i see every day. so for me, my own situation is very much secondary to every person in gaza who deserves to wake up every day to safety. now there's randy ami has ordered palestinians across a vast area of central gaza, including all my god, the refugee kept to evacuate. they being told to go to bed, all belong, which is for the south. the un says actuation or the effects about 61000 displace palestinians mostly from northern, gaza, and quality has moved from the oligarchy of refugee camp. i'm crazy. standing on is the law head, dean road, one of the main high roads that connects the north, the south of the god on this side is that the refuge account where that is really forces us people living in that area to be bought to wait. and we have been seeing people since the morning evacuated from the area on the other side of the street. is people waiting for any type of transportation. we know that

hanan is my cousin's daughter.uncle's family was always fighting against the zionist regime and they paid a lot for that. my sister is also in prison, so are we. i don't know what you want from jun hanan since he was 8 years old. his children are in prison. his sister spent her life in prison. his sister's children were always facing security incidents and the last thing was the threat of the security institutions against them. these institutions said you should stay in prison. hanan barghousi is from a family rooted in resistance. his wife was detained for some time. his four children are still in the prisons are occupied by the occupiers and there is no information about them. his brothers are in detention and nael barghousi is the oldest prisoner in the world with 44 years of imprisonment. i was happy with my freedom. but one sadness hurts my heart and that is my four children and my brother. nael, many of my friends are still in their lives , they are still in captivity , taking revenge on all the families or s

did you say it's your cousin, your brother, you know you're sorry you'll cousin. i can point him to people who have sought him out. but as for second part of your question about donald, the know that's which is it which is altogether another problem. i would just say that one should look at listen to donald trump when he says what he's going to do in his second term and even if want to prove what he did on his first term, he said what he's to do in his second term. and that is quite alarming so i think it's worth always listening to politicians. i mean, if the wants the politicizing of the civil service then show up that if trump really if you if you really want to turn america into something like erdogan's turkey or viktor orban know if you want on the way to the person trump admires vladimir putin's russia all means the real issue is how much do the majority how much does the majority of america care about preserving democracy? we don't know that yet. we will find out next autumn autumn. okay. next, next question, please. hi. i just want to say i read one of you

not disobey you in the prison of ofer, my soul , i will be in the school of adna , instead of my cousin , nadina, i will give it to you. zarvah and sarna naeed were struck by lightning and sarna naeed the world was a story of dakhlona, ​​ana sarva yakwa mei kathir. my approval is here, you entered the face of the bone, the bone of the bone, the fracture, the fracture, the fracture, the fracture, the 3 poison, and the fathawa of me, here, so that you can sow the blackness of blatin. because of ashilhan, she was a victim, and later we were in fesh, in the reward of something other than shazaya, and later, i was doing physical therapy , even though it was a shock and subouni , and yet we treated him, and when it was a strong blow, i took the condition from the doctor. akam maskar kkhft ashan ashan operation and badi aqaad three months of ashhur fi al-dar feeling of fear and dismay ashan we met with the sahabi. we were afraid for now, and our father was on the stand, we were on the stand of the research, he was telling us that his cousin should treat him, i said yes, yes, al-sahib should tr

my cousin's daughter, my uncle's family was always fighting against the zionist regime and they paidi don't know what you want from jun hanan . he faced such situations since he was 8 years old. his children were imprisoned. his sister spent his life in prison. kurd, his sister's children are always facing security encounters and the last they were threatened by the security institutions. these institutions said that you should stay in prison. hanan barghousi is from a family rooted in resistance. his wife was detained for some time. his four children are still in the occupation prisons and there is no information about them. his brothers are in detention and nael barghosi is the oldest prisoner in the world with 44 years of imprisonment. i was happy about my freedom, but a sadness hurts my heart. and that is that my four children and my brother nael are still in prison. many of my friends are still in captivity. they take revenge on all the families, on the prisoners to starve in the evening, they say we drank water from inside the toilet, we didn't have clothes. the enemy did not s

, we our marters are not just uh numbers. i like to mention my cousin that had been marted, he's justank you so much for your efforts. my name is ibrahim gabriels, i am also the director of the al-qutz foundation international in south africa, and i'm also. um, i'm so happy to be here, i'm honored to be here at this conference, i've attended so many conferences over the years, but this conference is the most important conference ever in my life, and it's also the most emotional conference in my life, because whilst we are sitting here, children are slaughted and murdered, this yesterday, child, young girl of khanus says, she lost a whole family, 22 members of family, so this is definitely the most emotional and most important conference for all of us, can you imagine if president nalson to live today, what he would have done and guided us to do, because president na so much love and concern for children, he has established a nelson mandella children's fund, a nelson mandella children hospital and maybe one of the resolutions that you need to take today is to start a nelson mandella ch