the hospitals are most of the young players ravaged hospitals have been forced to shut down, leaving thousands without life saving k local. during this, where i me almost got a reports now from what used to be the main health facility in northern garza. as we are now, as it came out loud, loud hospital and the nose in the valley, a repeat d can a nosing garza, this hospital has been particularly exposed to a mess. it is really action is really our reaction during the war that has been lost against the goals us rep for 15 months. now, this, what remained from the hospital is that the bus station is presented to all the divisions of the departments of this particular hospital, which has originally served both buttons bid yet directs ad materna day for not only for the valley, but also for the nose in gauze, this trip, jones of bay to noon. they lie here and also jump out of the town and devalue. repeat jake. um, now hold on to so that we're now working on building a make shift field hospital to serve these grieving people in the damaged area. and that is all we can do for the time bein

the hospital. and right now we're getting a bunch of close just to show the extent of that destruction and damage caused to hear this starting with the records right here in front of the the special surgery building. these are the ambulance vehicle. these are the subordinate system and transport is inside. the hospital has been turned into ruins. i just see a bunch of the rack is you are caused by the, the tags that as it push them to below is there that completely destroy them. door set on fire is here a lot next to the building. these really monitor according to eye witnesses here, used to put these a records right here, just serving as a barrier between them and the, and the civilians who were trapped inside the building. this particular building at some point house and advance surgery departments for the heart surgery for people suffering from the hard. you can problems as well as other complicated soldiers needed for the palestinians. people across the gauze as tribute also how many of the peo

the hospital is completely gone. we can go to garza city, but garza city is also destroyed including roads and transport to gaza. it's very difficult. are. we are now as the emergency department of that come out of the hospital. a nosing goal is us trip. this emergency department, along with other departments have been completely destroyed and damaged because of the not safe is really our me actions against the hospital in the past to 3 months for the hospital has the and i feel so sad as we did. don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wife to come out with one hospital which stood as a landmark off the mountains. we just currently, there's no medical facility in the north of garza. this is really catastrophic. it's a terrible situation. pediatricians need a place to treat the patients. also pregnant women need a place to get need his medical aid, and due to the difficulty of reaching medical facilities in western garza city. the situation is catastrophic to this

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 to those hospitals in which i just talked about the designated hospitals, by the way, those hospitals have been pre designated really for the last, i would say almost 12 to 18 hours. we have now known which hospitals they are going to. once they get to those hospitals. there's a landing pad, for instance, which i saw last weekend on the top of ichilov. once they landed those hospitals, they are then checked into the hospital. they stay for at least a week

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the hospital is completely gone. we could go to garza city, but garza city is also destroyed including roads and transport to gaza. it's very difficult. are. we are now as the emergency department of the come out of the hospital. a nosing goal is us trip. this similar jesse department along with other deposit have been completely destroyed and damaged because of the mess if is really, are me actions against the hospital in the past to 3 months for the hospital has the and i feel so sad as we did. don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wipe to come out with one hospital which stood as a landmark off the mountain. currently, there's no medical facility in the north of garza. this is freely catastrophic. it's a terrible situation. pediatricians need a place to treat the patients. also pregnant women need a place to get needed medical aid and due to the difficulty of reaching medical facilities in western gauze, a city the situation is catastrophic to this hospital

i do on hospital i with the dental vision hospital, the northern casa, i submitted a facility as everyone. so during the past few months is how is that time some feed into a pile of ruffles, here to the is rarely full, a destruction of old essential medical departments on the us cut you off. crimes to mit says in these areas under the pretext of being used as a whole months of control senses. now we're talking about more than fancy house guests and says i've been widely completely destroyed or partially damaged by these ready occupation forces. and the vast majority of the medical center and health care centers are struggling to afford life safety, medical treatment and medical supplies. despite own efforts made by. busy humanitarian and medical agencies to afford a sense of support for the read the free trial and boxes, medical health care system, for example, the public city and density of what has been only a release to dates a to the european hospital he's suffering from starts taking fees and he's unable to speak this case requires a very advanced major come tap on psychological supp

this is a part of the destruction of gauze as a hospital. that's the other guy, there's most of it, those that are numbered at about $55.00 mos on. so 2 of them have been out of service because of the war, including that come out loud one hospital where we are now or ukrainian and yours are in a panic. over the suspension of us, a pro comes find the trump administration approach to have projects have been on foreign support now for years and cannot function without weston funds. you find 8 work as voicing graeme outlook for civilians. you know, for us to be able to. i can just imagine what a difficult moment they are in and how important it is to save these people. because if we cannot save them, then they will either die or be forced to become russians so. well, however, usa programs have reached bobby on purely humanitarian goals in ukraine over the years. all these correspondent don't include the, explains now how the tourist american agency has actually helped provoke the crisis in the 1st place. ukraine's that us puppet stayed at washin

the behind g is the show of i'll she for hospital. this is one is the largest public health facility and gone. so it just took us through what's left of it now. well as of this moment, we are still at the hospital here. i'm showing you more of the devastation that's been caused this large health facility across guys, the largest public health facility. it could houses many of the important and essential departments here and every other single health facility of centers and clinics in the area work across the guster of worked as the subordinate elements do as she thought possibly the. but as we tour around that, i tried to find out to get a sense of what happened here. it's hard to imagine that this place at one point, was quite busy with lots of noise, hear the noise of the ambulance vehicles, the noise of the medical staff inside the sound of, of patients and injures here, people who are who used to come here to check on their loved ones and relatives is now quiet, very, very quiet, more of a desert here with only few people here. th

the hospital has the and i feel so sad as we did . don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wipe the come, i would one hospital. we stood as a landmark off the map. this hospital has been all was serving the bid, yet drake and maternity not only for the repeat cap of the value, but also for the other towns of the northern gauze. this trip, including the bates, i have beta known and your valley at town. and the northern gauze, us trip. we are now heading for the lead. yeah, terrific. department, and particularly the incubator. this is the department that was the department of the video metrics that served the children of the nosing galls us trip before the israeli army actions caused this mess of destruction of the hospitals. as we are able to see now, we are, we are in the incubator department that was at serving get the bid yet directs to the the ones who are the babies. and for the nosing garza strep. as you might see, the destruction is upper intent to clear. and every corner of

you have a hospital, but right now with the complete destruction of a ship, a hospital completely out of service. there's too much of the pressure and over woman situation, other health facilities, i think obviously, particularly it's the only uh, the home health, highly hospital to turn into a major stream health facility to into, from a small marginalize hospital into a larger what i'm going to show you the what, what has been caused here to the hospital? the sheep a hospital was a storm to twice by these really military. the 1st one was in december 2023. when there's really military use that this building right in front of you on fire and destroyed by the heavy artillery and by the time shows why the people were still trapped inside. many of the patients and the injuries. and those with holes complication could not leave. do a trapped here. many of them were killed inside the building, particularly those who were in need of immediate medical care as the oxygen station was cut off and the, the deliberately a suffocating people inside inside the building. in the, the 2nd time when th

but a hospital. none of the stuff inside it showing that this at some point was a hospital or a health facility is really and then if it hasn't changed the outlook of, of the facility from inside, there's some rehab board going on to get this pediatric department back on track to accommodate the large number of injuries and patients and those who are emitted go immediate medical need or need immediate medical intervention. as we saw you from the, the frame of the camera. this is the pediatric department and this is part of the furniture medical bed. this is a counter where a nurse was supposed to be here the down the, the ceiling because we can see it was this part of the, of the hospital was set on fire just burning the 4 ceiling and all of the, the wiring, the pipelines here. whether it's the oxygen with the uh, the, the lies for the telecommunications system inside the hospital, the internet connection just completely pushing an entire part of the hot to go out of service. now this is just a sampl

university hospital. every day a wide range of medical procedures are carried out. and it's 40 operating theaters from appendectomies to tumor removal. that 1300 bed hospital is a care provider responsible for the health of many people. and for a lot of ways, we produce mountains of trash with single use materials alone. and it's not just surgical equipment, door disposable instruments, even complex. so electrical instruments like surgical staplers and ultra sonic scissors are considered hospital waste. so they usually end up in the incinerator, phillip lingle and others who work on the surgical teams hate that germans are told to separate waste at home, but in the hospital everything's supposed to land in the garbage us. of course, we tried to reduce the amounts of waste as much as we can. another aspect is that disposable devices are sometimes significantly more expensive than we use simple ones. a device can cost between 5 and 600 euro. then after you use it once for an operation, it goes into bin, whi

fixing hospitals, the needs of the manpower, inside these hospitals.best 5 their best to j ”theirbestto rebuild the try their best to rebuild the sector in the health sector especially in the of gaza, and especially health sector especially in the the of gaza, and especially health sector especially in the the south 3, and especially health sector especially in the the south 3, a in especially health sector especially in the the south 3, a in rafah ally health sector especially in the the south 3, a in rafah where in the south and in rafah where has totally with in the south and in rafah where i medical y with in the south and in rafah where i medical ports, with in the south and in rafah where i medical ports, even nith in the south and in rafah where i medical ports, even and no no medical ports, even and no hospitals so it is a big liar lar the tor the ministry or challenge for the ministry of health organisation to cope with, to this. health organisation to cope with, to - this.- health organisation to cope with, to - this. with a ceasefire, the co

outside out she felt hospital now had a behind you is the show of that hospital. it was once the largest public health facility and gaza focused through what's left of it now as well. laura, everywhere we point, the cameras, the unfolding a tragedies and horror of the past, 50 months. keep on folding here across the area here as well to ship the hospital, the largest public health facilities across the goes to serve the entire gaza strip . and we're seeing now is more of a 9 elation and destination of the health care system, represented by i c. for hospital we toward the bid in between the buildings. we walk in among the rumbles here and we were trying to get a sense of what happened here. the people who were trapped inside the buildings, none of the buildings is in fact the proper to get back on track or to be rehabbed in order to start serving medical care from the emergency department. the pediatric department, the also the special surgery building on my lift side. but as you can see, still the, the shared level of destruction not only caused here, it's a super

these travel pieces flew into our hospital. we collected them on the hospital grounds about 5 to 6 meters from the building. and unfortunately, one of the staff was injured by these fragments. apparently it was an air strike using heavy missiles. the sounds all ahead this our good to have your company for a time. you know me, let's get straight to our top story. the gal is a cease fire again. looks to be on the line after is really like choose how most of handing over a body that wasn't one of the remaining hostages. the militant group itself claims there was confusion now as a result of multiple remains being poll from the rubble following an idea for a strike. benjamin netanyahu has one of retaliation for the apartment breach of one part of the ceasefire. agreed, i don't want if i'm going to see, so we will work with determination to bring sherry bus home together with old off hostages, those living and dead. i didn't show that. how much pays the full price for this cru, malicious violation of the agreement yesterday. how mus

come out and one hospital was the main medical facility in northern gallons. a local journalist, romeo mccarty visited what remains of the building for us. we are now as the emergency department of that come out of the line hospital. a nosing goal is us trip. this emergency department, along with other deposits have been completely destroyed and damaged because of the must have is really our me actions the hospital has the and i feel so sad as we did . don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wipe the, come out with one hospital, which stood as a landmark off the map. this hospital has been all was serving the pediatric and maternity not only for the review g cup of the valley of it's also for the other towns of the northern gauze. this trip including the bates. i have bates known and evaluated down in the northern gauze as trip we are now heading for the be deactivated department, and particularly the on to beta. this is the department that was the department of the video networks that served the children

we collected them on the hospital grounds about 5 to 6 meters from the building. and unfortunately, one of the staff was injured by these fragments. apparently it was an air strike using heavy missiles, these fragments, a reminder of things. we would prefer not to remember, but we must not forget our wounds and suffering. the hospital came under intense pressure during these right bombardment, treating those wounded in the attacks while under the contents rest of miss ald strikes, milan i. then we faced many difficulties during the war. one of the main problems was the lack of medical resources strikes were made against roads, and many ambulances, transporting the injured hospitals. we suffered losses and encountered difficulties and maintaining blood supplies during the war. there was a shortage of food, clothing, and fuel, which created real challenges. it was a difficult time, but we managed to overcome it by optimizing expenses and trying to use available resources as efficiently as possible. in many cases, hospital staff donated blood to help patients and the

going to the hospital sandra. nice having twin looking after me sometimes or looks up to me, but not the same as having moms with us. right. the children me here. oh, that was very excited. serious. sweet. nice bracelets. yes, i'm going to put it into my head right in token of true love about daughter to another reaction. protected my oldest brother again. i came out today from my bedroom and it looks amazing. me . beautiful. i think i lost my job. oh, he's your son. now of course he's my many he's bad. he's my son. by john. spell stress. i think i feel a lot of anticipation and for us it's just the time of joy and happiness for great excitement. and i know that my job is here a wonderful i'm in the very great hands, and so i don't have anything to see. it was always by hand side when our babies were born. but this time i'm more nervous than ever. i know that and is also very worried. it's a different country after all the different language, but we're together and we trust and god. and that's what's important to

we collected them on the hospital grounds about 5 to 6 meters from the building. and unfortunately, one of the staff was injured by these fragments. apparently it was an air strike using heavy missiles, the from las go to the world. this is our t international wealth codes. wherever you are caching then use our from the risk between washington and kia have is whitening us secretary of state marco rubio. notice that he's he box president trump's exasperation with lot of varied zalinski, adding not to trains the fact to liter light following talks between washington on key of on a much voted minerals still take a list. i think president trump is very upset at present zelinski and i and some case and rightfully so. look, number one, joe biden had frustrations as the landscape. people shouldn't forget that there are newspaper articles out there about how he cursed adam and a phone call because of lensky instead of saying, thank you for all your help is immediately out there messaging what we're not doing or what he's not getting. i think the 2nd thing is, frankly, i w

a hospitality garza city, palestine. the us state department has involving congress that plans to sell $7400000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. this comes just 2 days after the president trump met these very problem, minutes at the white house to discuss the gaza, see saw the package include $6700000000.00 with the bones guided systems of fuses. laser guided hellfire missiles with $660000000.00 a rule. so on the list, let's get more of this and she has a time to send the vi washington to clarify exactly what's going on. this deal was some time in the making, wasn't that she had yes, because this what this particular deal appears to be is the deal that joe biden and his administration that info on congress informally about in january to get approval from the house and senate fund for the foreign relations for the past committees at, for, for, for approval. but it hasn't been approved. a hold has been put on by, by some sentences, given all the questions about cause a genocide, joe, and all that. i'm sorry, this is the t

so she will probably go from the hospital with well stay and then she will go have the go to the hospital with me to so basically my mother in law, my brother in law will be here to help me with the children by then. so she knows probably a little bit i told him that we had 3 little bears and actually got so they're looking forward to seeing it. there for a sec. mm hm. yeah. okay. no, that's called if you could, and the russians loved people. yes. yeah. oh, it's an old style with these trying to escape. it's good to keep their minds off the fact that the bombs that around. so i try to keep them as busy as possible aside they have something fun to do. yes i was. you need some help with that. now, jack, what's the matter? did you buy him? so i'm happy to say now that he is fully recovered, the weight he's now running around the house and showing no signs of the accident slowed down his development cycle at all. there's still doesn't have job yet, and i thoughts how on as are we going to pay for all this there just like here, just sign here and i was like pulling my card out and they're just

a hospital with her name, with reporting from shafer hospital in gaza, city showing scenes of the total destruction of that major medical facility are now in the coming hours. how much is expected to announce the names of 3 is ready to cops. if so, a jew to be released on saturday at am like no colleague nick clocks spoke to senior. how my spoke. spend the summer having done. he austin about trump's plan to clear palestinians from gauze. and as he's finding a she ations, it's important to understand that if you do decide to transfer the products deals from them that you are creating a new and what the question and then the strong in the community that i think people can't be crossed for. i think country can be destroyed, i need to patient can be continuing if you accept the transfer of the front of statements from does that was that that means it's often a fuel maybe here there's right. as we start talking about the effect that you're getting from joe, then maybe if anybody is from the one that we go to another exchange taking place on the site today. are you satisfied that his role is

it seems they wanted to wipe the, come, i would one hospital. we stood as a landmark of the mountain. this hospital has been all was serving the pediatric and maternity not only for the refrigerate kind of get value, but also for the other towns of the northern gauze. this trip, including the beta i have beta known and your valley town and the northern gauze as trip we are now heading for the be deactivate department, and particularly the incubator. this is the department that was the department of the video tricks that served the children of the nosing galls us trip before the is really army actions at coast. this must've destruction of the hospital as we are able to see now we are, we are in the incubator department that was at serving good. the big detrick's, the the ones who are the babies for the nosing garza strep. as you might see, the destruction is i presented to clear and every corner of this particular department of the hospital that has been completely or partially damaged because of the as really army actions over the past 3 months.

is from tanya and is where a group of palestinian prisoners has arrived earlier at the european hospital, which is just behind tarry, what's happening where you are, what's happening now dark? well, uh right now. uh sir, let the becky ground palestinian and released prisoners have completed the medical check and this started to be united again with the beloved ones we can see on the ground different celebratory scenes and gatherings that were phones. once there was a release present as has taught to to come out from the gates of the mid come point that has been set by the i c r c. now we can see different flags for policy infractions, and families are right now and praising their beloved ones who have been behind is very boss for a loan to use for them. this is a very long wait today. at the moment, we can hear the setup directions are taking place. families just started to distribute celebratory suites in order to uh, ship and express the happiness regarding the release of the loved ones. um many of them start to, to live with the family members to what ones, what was their house in the

what about the space of the health care system of the hospitals? the medical infrastructure, if any so he's a direct says to has some services. he's very, very compromise. there is around one me, young people know and that is eating and also so and then so he can go, he told me thought there was, there was 2000 the most people use ition beta and no, it's less than $400.00. so we treated not enough, the husbands and ending heavily just right. and as you including described, break something to indonesia and must be done during the virginia itself. has been done experts, weekend student functioning. but the problem is that ordering medical equipment has been, uh, this 41 by one, the built in key by yeah, do it. you said you some you. so it's very difficult to know to make sure the has, has different uh, function. and again, we do need to us to pay that so we can do that. there will be no, it goes up. seems to last months and what kind of difference the supplies that have been coming in, whether it's to replace the equipment in the hospitals or all the

these travel pieces flew into our hospital. we collected them on the hospital grounds about 5 to 6 meters from the building. and unfortunately, one of the staff was injured by these fragments. apparently it was an air strike using heavy missiles. the, this is our teacher now still, my name's you to know neil in 30 minutes of the use and use starts. not the risk between washington on kia of is whitening us secretary of state, marco rubio now says he box president trump's exasperation with loving there. so let's be adding that to print the fact of liter lied following talks between washington on t of on the much vaunted monroe sp. and i think president trump is very upset, present zelinski and i and some case and rightfully so. look, number one joe biden had frustrations as the landscape. people shouldn't forget it, their newspaper articles out there about how we trust adam and a phone call because the lensky, instead of saying thank you for all your help, is immediately out there messaging. what we're not doing or what he's not

under then these hospitals would never have been built. our funded plan, backed by the investment we put in, will deliver them. we will take such steps as we can to advance quickly on waiting lists and operations, and are more than happy to make sure that all constituents and members can meet relevant members. >> mr. speaker, last week the premise to told me he was going to take three years for forms to be implement it. now he is saying that urgent hospital rebuilds are going to take more than a decade. my friends and i will keep coming back to this issue. if i can turn to economic growth, the chancellor has now admitted that we need to go further and faster in the pursuit of economic growth, and we agree. the prime minister knows we believe that means setting aside his objections to a u.k.-eu customs duty. so our country can go further and faster in rebuilding our trading relationships with our european neighbors. especially with a threat to world trade posed by trump's tariffs and trade wars. but if he will not change his mind today on a

situations inside the hospital? a thank you. well, much who else to again get in front of the indemnity hospital. this is the biggest on cornerstone of the me the concept as to north of 1000. so says this is this, he's filed in a spy to you just function which i count on damaged it, which affect if you will see the, the billing thing you will see that it's a standing of the problem is that the value of the building is damaged you know, we rob talking about maintenance department has been destructed about it, but a lot of it looks today. it looks to the color the state was disconnected as well as oaks. the game is, station troops is human station has been disconnected and will try to send it fission is pushing has been just started. in spite of all these things, we said that if the people they come from best house and they find that they don't have house, it doesn't have any type of living. and if they don't have any said, please leave the can see if they will not to send to you. so we don't, we sit that we should ju

we have a 3 main hospital in the notes, but to hospital is not functioning now the in the nation hospital and they come onto the hospital and one less must be punished. the hospital of allowed at this i'll spell is now uh type of function as a general hospital, but basically it is the most need to the all means you wine hospital and now the a half of a crown being stipulations due to many cases come only thing that most people will have to rectify all of the hosp, both in the north, mostly in the nation hospital because this has to be that has of still have an impact on building but not functioning. i do not have an installation that are functioning. so 1st we have to actually fit the images in department and innovation hospital by doing the 24 hour shift. and we fed the guests patients in the hospital. and did you, in the rather the, most than your situation is that we have the ability to perform presenters, but we cannot find the device that supports the presenters. but we know that we have so many cases that need that kind of complex procedures. and of course, we know that the supply o

hospital and make a report. that's all we send that report to our lessor and they send that report to the state msa. i understand that they get form letters back. >> now in addition to that we can actually declare an airport alert. that would be an extended delay and we have five or less ambulances available in the system. and why do we have five or less ambulances available in the system? it is because so many of them are tied up at these hospitals and when we have that alert that gives our captains the ability to go to the hospital and start redirecting ambulances to other hospitals that are less crowded. but we have to do that in a very safe manner. there's also that's that's actually quite a big thing. there's something called m tala which states that once you're on the grounds of a hospital that hospital must see that patient to make sure they're stabilized. >> they have to provide care. so what we're actually doing with the airport alert is is giving our members an opportunity to break in tala and go somew

we have a 3 main hospital in the notes, but to hospital is not functioning now the in the nation hospital and the come onto a hospital and one less must with at least the hospital of allowed. uh this was to be found is now a tribal function as a general hospital, but basically it is the mostly to the all major wine hospital. and now the a half of a crown being situations due to many cases come only to get house. people will have to rectify all of the hosp, both in the not mostly in the nation hospital because this has to be though, has a still have an impact building but not functioning. do not have a installation that are functioning. so 1st we have to send the images in department and integration hospital by doing 24 hour shift. and i prefer to guess patients in the hospital and digital rather than most of the situation is that we have the ability to perform presenters, but we cannot find the device that supports the presenters. but we know that we have so many cases that need that kind of complex procedures. and of course, we know that the supply of the medical items is not allowed to

the un reports less than half of the and saves $36.00 hospitals, or even partially operational, with the risk raised to the ground. kamala odd one hospital was the main medical facility in northern gallons. a local journalist, romeo mccarty visited what remains of the building. we are now as the emergency department of the come out of the line hospital, a nosing gall as us trip this emergency department, along with other deposits have been completely destroyed and damaged because of the mess safe is really our me actions that our household has the and i feel so sad as we did. don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wipe to come out with one hospital, which stood as a landmark off the mountains. this hospital has been all was serving the bid, yet drake and maternity not only for the repeat cap of good valley of us also for the other towns of the northern gauze. this trip, including the bates. i have bates had known jeff valley at town and the northern gauze us trip. we are now heading for the the deactivate department, and particu

janet drove straight to the hospital. four hours while her daughter fought for her life. there wasn't one thought going through my head. i didn't touch my phone, didn't speak to anybody. i didn't want to think any further than just being sat on that floor. it was too painful. what was it like seeing her the first time after the surgery? i was just so happy that she was alive. sorry. yeah, i was just... i was just so happy that she was alive and talking. and then what were the next few days like? louise was on morphine, gas and air, and she was shaking with the pain because they had to keep packing this wound so the flesh grows upwards. but the pain she was in, she was shaking i decided to go along with her on a journey she's made many times before to the local police station. first time i went in, because it wasn't well known. the person working on reception asked if louise had signed a consent form, of which i answered yes. so he actually said, "well, it was her own fault." on my third visit, so i decided to go to the po

they've driven to the european hospital in fine units. they will be receiving medical checks, but as you can see, there are 2 impact browse. they're waiting to be reunited with the targets here in the crowds. what can you tell us about the people who are actually there? i'm assuming it's relative. does everybody know? this is the question i have looking at this live the, to the family of the family, the people who are there. do they know for sure that their relatives have been released today or have some people come to find out if they were really well. so right now inside the hospital and we'd meet the families at suicide from the city and prisoners. now i, i'm right now is going by a promise city and women who was waiting for the release all product. yeah. so you can have the left, but this is a historic moment for you and your loved ones. how do you see and let's face any that you are on the minutes. so way for all may think your brother in law is how do you see the moment i said my uh is on my brother. i was in the way until you, but

and he's the full pallets, the new prism is being taken to hospital off to their release. so this is in the occupied west bank in ramallah. let's cross through the georgia and capital of a mile on nor a day is tiny by for sarah. and she's there of course, because he's ready government in the policy university having to find out 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied westbank it so no, let's just start with that. we made the condition of the prisons in which these prisoners have been kept. and i as we watch the listing processing and presents be taken to hospital for treatment. so yeah, as for so far uh, basically half of those released to the west bank have been taken to hospital and we've seen that time and time again, whether it's in the occupied westbank or in gaza. the palestinians released from is really captivity are in very bad shape, but they are mountain nutrition to having lost sometimes 1012 and even more kilo's of their body weight. they at speak of a malnutrition of, of going hungry for the past 15 months of being deprived even access to hygiene produ

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