paul adams has more from tel aviv.of a gazan woman instead, in brazen violation of the agreement. there's plenty of blame to go around, anger at the group that israel's responsibility and obligation october 7 and no forgiveness for abandoning them in captivity. today, hamas said the failure to return the mother might have been a mistake... a veteran of israel's spy agency says the fog of war may have played a part. solution to this question, is that hamas either made the return of bodies has onlyjust begun, but already it's the source of confusion and anger. many are presumed to be dead. hamas probably doesn't hold them all. there are likely to be many more moments just like this. it will release on saturday. tal shoham, omer wenkert, hisham al—sayed and avera mengisto. a decade ago and have been held there since. hamas says israel will release 602 prisoners in exchange. also have some live pictures coming to us from tel aviv at the moment we show you the moment that we can show you now. you can see people gathered the

a south of tel aviv whereas ready officials say a suspect is shown fleeing the scene. the is running pool costing authority. says additional explosive devices that didn't designate have also been found in areas. net but yeah. a see if we can get some more with more one discharge, is there a senior political unless he joins us now from dough. ha, so a very little information at this point. my one uh but is where the police according this a terrorist instance, they're saying they've described it as a, as a nationalist, a incident so pointing the thing is at a some sort of palestinian group to pass. and what should we make of this at this early stage? well, you know, generally speaking, we shouldn't make anything over until we get more information, right? because a lot of the, a lot of what i've heard the spot is in the negative, meaning we don't know this and we don't know that we don't know the other thing. but a, this is up at a stand you from to kind of margaret. this is a fellow student, this is that, that our staff, you know, so it's really very hard to build and yo

it's a suburb of tel aviv. noga is right in that if they were in critical condition and they needed immediate care, there was a hospital near the gaza border in which they would have been taken to. it seems as if, despite the fact that we saw them emaciated, not well, needing help onto the stage when they were being transferred over to the red cross. they have, in fact concluded that they were well enough to make it to both of these hospitals, sheba hospital and ichilov hospital. if i want to kind of walk you through the process of this whole thing, and usually they come across the border and i'm sure noga kind of took you through this process as well. but i can repeat it for you guys just to understand. they come across the border, they are reunited with their family members who are there. they're then given kind of a thorough check, a thorough health check to make sure to see where it is they should be taking them. then they are loaded into these helicopters that we're watching right now, and they are flown t

let me kind of just show you where i am right now in tel aviv. he's being brought by helicopter from southern israel. >> he'll be landing on this. >> helipad above me. >> and then be brought into the building. >> behind me. they have to kind of all of the hostages. >> that have been exchanged. alicia have to kind of go through this process, right. >> in which they're. >> brought by the red cross across the border, handed off to the idf, in which they kind of do a debrief and also a general check of health and. welfare before they are then put on a helicopter and brought to a local hospital here. >> in tel aviv, all. >> the while obviously reunited with their family. >> you mentioned the two other. >> hostages as well. >> and important to note there, right? yarden bibas and. >> offer calderon the two other. hostages that were released early this. morning in khan yunis. >> i think it's important to talk a little bit about yarden bibas because he came back. however, we have not yet seen any evidence of his wife or two young children. i'm sure many o

they're increasing security measures at this tel aviv airport . this is all happening in the central area, the explosions happening south of tel aviv, although nobody was injured or certainly the nerves have been rattled. and these really prime minister is reported to be receiving regular updates and security assessments in the meantime is really media is saying that the, the, the charges were supposed to go off and designate tomorrow morning, not tonight, probably be because, you know, when the big traffic picks up that's according to those initial media reports, we don't have any official statements from these really police cooperating. that initial reports talking about a suspect have basically not turned out anything and even the suspect whose image was widely circulated. it is rarely media turned out to be someone who is not involved in the attacks. these really minister of defense bullying have instructed the army to step up a tax against the northern, occupied west back after some media reports. and some estimates that the attack might have

south of tel aviv. and what is writing media cooling a suspected terror attack? police say they aren't investigating the scene. thoughts so far. we are not hearing if any injuries reported the box young municipality reports of police as the bosses arrived at the parking lots, just a moment before the explosions. let's go to a newer or a she's in the jordanian capital, a non for us. and just a reminder, she said, because it's rarely governments and palestinian authority of bound on dessert from reporting from inside israel and the occupied westbank. so nor this breaking news occurring in the last hour or so. what more can you tell us about what's happened of the family? we can confirm that there have been no injuries. these really security establishment is on high alert and security has been stepped up in the tel aviv airport. the car's going into that airport are being checked, of course, the buses and the light rail has also been comb to explosive devices had been found so far that did not go off. ther

laura con reports of thousands joined families, does ray the captives in tel aviv. this has been a day of grief and pain, the feeling of very, very decent government. the reason that the taking responsibility to the now the very, very not responsible for the government. we have unfortunately her mouth another on the groups and go as a 100 to of the remains of should be with us. and her 2 children, as well as oh, did lift shits forensic examination will confirm their identities and give families on says when and how they died if they were killed by so 80 bombing, like the comp distances of these ready prime minister ignored accusations of failing the captives vowing to secure the release of all those who remain purchased as want the government to stop stoning and weak deal. now time is running out, they say in gaza policies focus on surviving and rebuilding the entry of homes for the full doses and some mobile homes also too much needed hope. but families that don't have on sit on the face of the loved ones disappears. 5 use radios, me thousands are missing. they wan

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south of tel aviv.are very welcome. the rift between ukraine and the u.s. appears to be growing after a planned joint press conference between president volodymyr zelenskyy and donald trump top diplomat to kyiv was canceled. the man did hold talks but behind closed doors at the request of the united states. internationally, there's been more sharp criticism of president trump's claim that president zelenskyy is a dictator. the u.k. defense secretary defended ukraine's leader and foreign secretary david lam he said the u.k. would remain ukraine's ironclad partner and act as a bridge between the u.s. and united states. the french president said zelenskyy was a legitimate leader and unlike president vladimir putin, he had taken office through a free election process. our u.k. correspondent has more. reporter: america's diplomatic offering to ukraine, retired general keith kellogg, special envoy, his more senior colleagues with russia. suddenly it was our time to leave. we made as far as the meeting room be

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paul adams has more tel aviv. of it. 16 months on from october 7th, it all came surging back. this was the moment hamas gunmen forced their way into the bibas house. campaigner 0ded lifshitz were all killed by israeli bombs. were brought to tel aviv for formal identification. in hostages square, where these moments are seen and digested, a wave of grief. and fears of a nation. another six living hostages. building exactly a year ago. "my two sisters are here," mustafa says, "and my niece and two of my cousins. "five floors came down, one on top of the other. this war�*s trail of death and suffering is hard to comprehend. they can lay the dead to rest, but the war still isn't over. the grief is endless. paul adams, bbc news, tel aviv. hong kong's pro—democracy pets taken projydemocracy party has taken preparations towards initial preparations towards disbanding its leader said on thursday. speaking a news thursday. speaking at a news conference, party efflifcrchec eafts ehaifeeis'eh " " ' the efflifcrchec parts ehaif

israel orders its military to step up its offensive exploded in parking lots near tel aviv. there are no reports of injuries. bond franchise. we will ask this for the super spy. hello, lucy good to have with us. the rift between ukraine and the us appears to be president zelensky and donald trump's top diplomat to kyiv, the two men did hold talks, but behind closed doors — at the request of the united states. of mr trump's claim that president zelensky is a dictator. ukraine's "ironclad partner" and would act as and french president emmanuel macron said zelensky president vladimir putin, he had taken office through a free election process. the white house confirmed today that mr macron will visit donald trump on monday, while uk prime minister sir keir starmer will come on thursday. mr president... america's diplomatic offering to ukraine. retired general keith kellogg, now special envoy, but his more senior colleagues are dealing with russia. suddenly, it was our time to leave. so we made it as far as the meeting room before, the press conference. side which cancelled the p

our nic robertson is with us in hostage square in tel aviv. and, nic, they look in remarkable condition compared to the hostages released this time last week. >> they do. i'm looking at it over my shoulder here, along with everyone else. and i think the sense you get from the crowd here is, yes, this is a better looking scenario than last weekend. applause. when they saw sasha, the first one to be released. but i could see the back of your head there. walking up to the stage. sasha on the right. as we're looking at that image behind me. uh, let's see saggy chin, i believe, is standing on the left there. uh, on the stage. uh, and i can't pick out the horn at the moment, but you're right. they don't appear as emaciated as the three hostages released last week. the music being played here. is uplifting. and this is an uplifting moment in the struggle for the families to get their loved ones released. and it really, i think, represents a sentiment across the country today that this is another positive step in a torrid and terrible journey, a journ

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we are in hostage square here in tel aviv. hundreds of people have gathered here, are watching one big tv screen in this square. as we are seeing live images from inside of gaza. those crowds of people surrounding those red cross vehicles. and again, we have seen this take place in different manners in different places inside of gaza, in the northern part of the strip in the south, and today in central gaza. and each time it has been a different level of of kind of order, if you will. we have seen at times hamas has kept those crowds quite at bay, quite at a distance from their vehicles and the vehicles of the red cross. other times, such as just about ten days ago when we saw the release of the 29 year old female israeli hostage, arbel yahud, a very chaotic scene as those militants were surrounding yehud and a crowd was surrounding them. very unruly scenes that caused israel to formally protest the manner in which that release took place, and led to them delaying the release of palestinian prisoners that day. today we are see

we'll leave you with a picture of hostage square in tel aviv.so many people were celebrating the release of those hostages here today. that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. thanks for sharing it with me. i'm kim brunhuber cnn this morning is next. >> nexium 24 hour prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all day and all night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. here's to. >> getting better. >> with age. >> here's to being. >> to every thursday. help fuel today with. >> boost high. >> protein complete nutrition. >> you need. >> and the flavor. >> you love. >> so here's to now. now available boost max. >> when you're the official vehicles of. >> winter. >> you can embrace. >> everything the. >> cold has. >> to offer. >> leave fresh tracks with the safe and secure jeep grand cherokee melt limitations. with our most capable jeep wrangler ever, or battle the elements and win in the jeep gladiator. hurry into the jeep president's day sales event before these incredible offers slip

wyre davies reports from tel aviv.or the families of the three hostages held for 490 this date was the one they'd been waiting for. amid a show of force from hamas fighters, as the minibus carrying ali sharabi, ohad ben—ami watching from their tel aviv home, sarabhai's family but as the three emerged looking gaunt and weak, shadows of their former selves, celebration turned to shock. translation: it's mixed feelings. i he looks thin. at tel aviv�*s hostages square, the reality brother in law, watching from south wales. and the real... the light that is always there with eli. after seeing the conditions of the hostages released as quickly as possible. that is by no means guaranteed. under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained during the war and held without charge. the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospital in the occupied west bank they humiliated us for a year and a half, says this

wyre davies, bbc news, tel aviv.sraeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu issued this statement during his visit to the us. back our hostages stop we would take care back our hostages, we would take care of their security. this is an instruction i gave the delegation, to tell president trump agreed with me. bring back all the hostages. prisons across the country before being taken to gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. translation: this is the result of being abused while being - taken from one place to another, from one i have a mild case. and the severe type that those who stayed behind prison suffer from greatly. translation: it's an indescribable feeling, j i had been away from home for 21 years. translation: l was beaten| yesterday during my transfer they beat me on my hand and my legs. l some of the palestinian prisoners released today. our correspondent injerusalem, joe inwood has more so we saw the three men standing on stage. and i think compared to other hostage releases, th

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we see it in what i believe would be a hostage square in tel aviv. people just clapping, shouting with joy, tears as well, because this is, of course, a such a bittersweet moment for so many, celebrating the fact that keith siegel, the third of the three hostages released today, is being set free. finally. but the knowledge that so many people still being held, and unfortunately so many more who will never be coming home. but for his family, a happy day and for all these people who are watching, you can see them clapping and crying with joy. and we'll just watch and listen. >> ketziot prison. to. >> and you see some of the people in the crowd there, literally breathing a sigh of relief as they see the images of keith siegel being released into the care of the red cross, and he'll be taken now to israel. i want to bring in daniel levy, who's president of the u.s. middle east project, who's joining us from london, watching these images with us here. uh, an emotional day for so many people. a bittersweet, as i said, as you see this taking place right no

yasmin, good afternoon to you in tel aviv. keith segal is the first american to be released in this particular cease fire agreement. what's the significance of that? and has have you heard from his family? >> incredibly significant, ali, to say the least. i mean, the first israeli american dual citizen to be released in this stage. i should be clear in this stage of the hostage negotiations of the cease fire. i was with his family this morning. ali. as keith segal, was walked across by hamas, by islamic jihad and handed over to the red cross and driven out into israel across the border and reunited with his family. we were sitting in a kibbutz about 35 minutes or so away from tel aviv, and there was cautious optimism leading up to his release, obviously hoping and praying that that he would be okay, he would be safe wondering what he looked like, having not seen him for 484 days. ali. and then the moment in which he emerged from the truck and it was definitely extended, as you mentioned, two other hostages were released this m

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be just that from tel aviv. well, over the elicits was among the disease is ready to captives whose bodies were returned on thursday. the 84 year old, who was a journalist in a long time, defend a palace, the rights and he was taken from his home in puts the laws alongside his wife during the october the 7th attack or their lives was one of the oldest. capt has held in garza and nadia we spoke to daniel, i'm the shit sous audit son. and we heard from him as a hyundai what happened and on the subject. and he says that moving forward, garza's leadership has to change is so hot uh its all this mix of uh, feeling from the pain sorrow. but the closer or uh my grandfather and uh, 2 days release which uh, all of them are as family for me. we need to find an immediate solutions for who will take place in gaza and then these rarely already agreed with their own all the forces from gaza. and of course we sold the hostages and from us and not the same guy that that's the most important thing and what we have to work on, yo

she's paper john just now from tel aviv it mr. may be welcome again to out to 0 at 1st of all this incident with the bosses. what are you hearing in his read about this fair become a strategic a move the game changer because involve those buses with the explode this morning? i guess the best list of people would have been injured then cubes. and then we are facing in your area to get the, the time that it didn't work. when was the time or who saved us from the budget bow from both sides to but say it shouldn't. it shouldn't surprise anybody. what's going on in the west bank in the last months is i'm better than i'm traveling. so there was then please once a week and the change in that isn't hit that run there. uh, unbelievable and universe the check points, the cube things that they let go any kind of freedom. they're not some good thoughts before the 7th of october and say, and this is a price subsequent to the bus explosions. a guy golda was placed by the government on this incident. tell us about that. and why such orders are i

and those images that you're seeing here in tel aviv, it is the biggest hospital here in tel aviv.e reunited with even more family. what usually happens with these three hostages, as you mentioned, their names, and i'll walk through some of their story. they are brought across the border by the red cross. they are reunited, usually with their immediate family. they are then gone through a thorough health check before they are boarded on these three separate helicopters for three separate hostages, and then flown to their respective hospitals that were already preplanned. there were two hospitals in which these three hostages were going to. one of them, ichilov hospital, where ohad ben-ami is now landing. he's 56 years old. he was taken captive at his kibbutz alongside his wife. his wife was released after 54 days in captivity, ohad now being released after 491 days in captivity, subsequently reunited not only with his wife but with his three children as well. a obviously incredibly emotional reunion that will likely see pictures of coming out soon. the two other hostages that you m

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wyre davies reports from tel aviv. for the families of the three hostages held for 490 days in gaza, this date was the one they'd been waiting for. as the minibus carrying eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy arrived at the handover point. watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family cheering. translation: it's mixed feelings. i i'm happy to see him standing on two feet, but he looks sad, he looks thin, he looks bad. at tel aviv�*s hostages square, the reality of the men's condition hit home, as it did for eli's brother in law, watching from south wales. and the light gone from his eyes, the light that was after seeing the conditions of the hostages released today, as possible. released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released in israeli jails. "they humiliated us for a year and a half," says this released prisoner. about the outside." on both sides rein

he's joining us now from the tel aviv thank you very much indeed for being with us. so we're getting a sense that possibly the pass by the same prisoners are going to be released that might go some way to releasing some of the pressure and tension that's been building well with regards to the certainly the stage of part of phase one in the $65.00 deal, i want to draw your attention to what nor day our correspondent was suggesting that benjamin netanyahu is suggested to possibly be considering to speed up the process of getting captives out of jobs and extending phase one of the ceasefire, which is not necessarily something that how much is going to be able to agree to? do you think that here, do you think that that's a possible scenario? and secondly, do you think you might have cheated as well? the defense, the assembly, your cabinet to tonight and still sitting there in the environment is office discussing exactly wrong. but the dilemma that you have raised, whether to extend phase one or go to the phase 2. and actually what that any i was trying to do is something

three buses explode near tel aviv in what police say there are no reported injuries.nd what now for 007, as amazon takes over the james bond franchise? people going around town with a camera — meaning us. three buses explode near tel aviv in what police say is a "suspected terror attack". there are no reported injuries. and what now for 007, as amazon takes over the james bond franchise? hello and welcome to newsday. the rift between ukraine and the us appears to be more senior colleagues are dealing with russia. we gather, that the american side cancelled the press conference. side which cancelled the press conference. and the view from kyiv seems to be that mr kellogg you can only imagine. but for now, we wait outside. ukraine's leader as a dictator, without elections being held. there was also criticism after mr zelensky refused to sell a large part of his country's natural president trump is obviously very frustrated right now with president zelensky, the fact that he hasn't come opportunity that we have offered. and i hope so very quickly. well, president zelensk

yet it does not seem to be imperiling what is planned for tomorrow in tel aviv. -- not in tel aviv, butquare in tel aviv to reaction as six living israeli hostages are handed over from hamas to israel in exchange for more than 600 palestinian prisoners. that is still do to go ahead. >> thank you for bringing us up-to-date on the latest developments. from the middle east, we will be back mark later for further updates and confirmation if it comes through. if the body is hers. you are watching narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. ♪ ♪ usa today calls it "arguably the best bargain in streaming" that's because the free pbs app let's you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... nicole: at bdo i feel like a true individual,

chris livesay is in tel aviv for us.president trump said he wants all hostages out by noon on saturday. how has >> reporter: well, it's certainly having an impact. netanyahu was very quick to take his cue and make a similar ultimatum to hamas. he said release the hostages by saturday or war or will resume. israel in the meantime is readying its forces in and around gaza and hamas is digging in for a fight. we effectively have a three-way game of chicken, and we have until saturday to see if one of them will flinch. of course hanging in the balance, you have the fate of 76 hostages and some 2 million palestinians. >> john: you spoke to the mother of one of those hostages who had her hopes placed on this fragile cease-fire deal that was carefully worked out. what has her reaction been to the state of things? >> reporter: well, on the one hand, she's elated because she just found out that her son is possibly still alive. one of the hostages who was released last weekend was able to tell her that. on the other hand, they sha

is really political commentator. joining us from tel aviv were 4 or 5 hours into this. now, are you seeing these really captives released from gaza? seeing now the palestinian prisoners who have been released, some of them in minority in ramallah and the occupied west bank and the majority of them a 111 into the back into gaza. and one thing that we've seen already and, and i want to know from you how all of this is being received in israel. one thing that we've seen is, yes, of course, there's joy and elation for the families, you know, who are reunited with their loved ones. there's a lot of pain and there is a lot of suffering to go around whether it's in gaza, whether it's in the west bank just before i let you answer. and just so, you know, we are seeing right now a helicopter landing until a be. so i can only assume that that would be one of the is really captives because there's a process to this. just a reminder of yours is a process to this. they are released by him us. they are brought out of captivity by him. us handed over to the i, c r c, the neutral red cr

they will be put into israeli helicopters and taken up here to tel aviv.hree once they are to aviv. telaviv. mark, thank you much indeed for _ telaviv. mark, thank you much indeed for the _ telaviv. mark, thank you much indeed for the time _ telaviv. mark, thank you much indeed for the time being. - telaviv. mark, thank you much! indeed for the time being. mark been reporting there the 1622 00:16:

we'll take you to tel aviv. and president trump announcing a after a leadership shake-up at the pentagon. i'm mike emanuel. the president is expected is at cpac this afternoon and expected to touch on many topics after his first month in office. and live in national harbor, maryland. hello, lucas. >> good afternoon, mike. there was a friday night massacre at the pentagon, president trump sacking the joint chief of staff, air force general cq brown replacing him with a retired three-star officer, as you mentioned general raising cain. and you see general cq brown also been fired along with a top officer lisa franchetti, and the top jag officers, the top lawyers for all of the armed forces and president trump calling on some change with doge, asking elon musk to step it up. i believe we have his truth social post and mike, we can put that up. the president saying that elon is doing a great job and i would like to see him get more aggressive. remember, we have a country to save, but ultimately to make greater than

greg palkot live in tel aviv with the latest. greg. greg, a lot of people are wondering in the mixture of righteous indignation and joy or the mood on the ground in tel aviv at this hour. i reporter: i'm having technical difficulties and dramatic day and return of more hostages by hamas and first to come out of captivity is 40-year-old and a 39-year-old that was held 10 years after crossing into gaza and militants putting on display before the handover. three israelis in their 20s grabbed by hamas at a music festival and all looking thinner and showing effects of illnesses they've suffered in captivity and all five brought to idf and israel are the first two at hospital here in tel aviv and some reuniting with family members and the sixth still not returned and more than 600 palestinians going for the exchange. four more released next week and some 50 or more dead acor live held by hamas and finally, kevin, one more important note, the body of shiri bibas, the mother of the two young sons is back in israel and they've returned with kid

exploding on buses to tel aviv. yesterday, close to tel aviv.ibe as the prime primve ministeris storming of a woman who claimed to be madeleine mccann has appeared our midlands correspondent navtej johal has the details. at around midday for a hearing that lasted just nine minutes. she gave no indication of plea to four charges of stalking and her two siblings. up at the family home, left voicemails and sent messages of the past 13 months. child cases in history and remains unsolved. her family is from the village of rothley in leicestershire, holiday in the algarve. julia wandel has been remanded in custody and is due to appear next at leicester crown court in april for a pre—trial hearing. after new york fashion week and before paris and milan, it is all go here. designers are going to be showcasing their latest collections for the autumn—winter 2025 seasons. so these are the clothes that they think we're all going to be wearing come september, october later on this year. up and coming designers and one of these designers is the fantastic dimi

a series of explosions in the city of tel aviv have destroyed 3 busses. no injuries have been reported to other devices that failed to explode, were found on other busses. is really also are, these are calling get a suspected terror attack. a forensic investigation is now underway. on following the attacks, the prime minister instructed the military to carry out an intense operation against what he termed, quote, terror hubs. and they occupied westbank. benjamin netanyahu also instructed police to increase security in israel to prevent further attacks as ukraine's president will let him or zalinski says he's not a productive meeting with the us special envoy in keys. he's kellogg says the focus of his visit is to listen to ukraine security concerns. 2 days ago, the us on russia imagined re odd for talks on ending the war. president donald trump has since dismissal and screws concerns about his country being left out of discussions. donald trump's pick to lead the f b i has been narrowly confirmed for the job by the us senate cas patel is a staunch critic

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the of tel aviv. of gaza where were where those hostages were released in a show where hamas fighters surrounded them, took : ”zu’pioin they 7 -777 crowd. were kisses to the crowd. they were to sign documents and made to sign documents and handed over red lead into they are and lead into israel. they are now here in israel and as you saw those pictures that you reunited with their as ”astheiy; ' ' if”??? ”astheiy; 7 stay hospital 77 hospital and; 77 in hospital and medical you mentioned in that there your introduction that there has been a delay in the release more than of more than 600 palestinian prisoners who are meant be orisoners who are meant to be for the six hostages. exchanged for the six hostages. let me just explain what the letrmejust explain what the is about why there is thinking is about why there is that delay because on that delay because here on hostages you bibas j bibasfamily bibas family,and the the bibas family, and the they have gone through. ordeat'they' have gone through. the

at hostage square in tel aviv, it was not a day for celebration. gil dickmann's cousin carmel gat was also taken hostage and killed in gaza last august. >> for the families, it's a devastating moment, and it's a reminder for them that we have to fight for the others. >> reporter: the atmosphere is certainly more solemn than on saturday since the signing of the latest deal when live hostages are returned. this time, the country is witnessing the return of deceased captives. the day started inside the devastated enclave where masked hamas fighters handed four black clad coffins over to the red cross. 84-year-old activist oded lifschitz was among those sent back. he volunteered with the group that would drive palestinians in need of care to israeli hospitals. the israeli transport the coffins to a forensic facility, the remains of lifschitz formally identified there. tests are ongoing for the others. back at hostage square, many tell us death and devastation in gaza need to end for everyone. >> we don't want to live in a constant war. it's not good fo