no one could stand between her and adnan. the first person he hugged was his mother. [ cheering ] >> after, asked how she felt, my heart she says is trembling. ten miles away in jerusalem, bella floyd remembers. >> i gave him my life to terrorists. >> 21-year-old adnan had just stabbed an israeli boy. bella shielded him. and the crowd turned on her. >> i feel the energy of me. i feel they go kill me, they ask me if you not go on the side, we kill you, 27 minutes. >> for 27 minutes bella was adnan's shield. israeli soldiers spit on her, they burnt cigarettes open her. but she says i chose to sanctify life. as part of the ongoing peace talks, israel has agreed to release 27 prisoners including adnan. as a welcome home, adnaan is being built a house. from the israeli bar? >> yes. >> some label bella a hero, because of her, parliament made it a crime to yell, "death to arabs." i was socially ostracized. she is no longer adnan's defender, she stands with a majorities of israelis and protests his release. while adnan's family calls

i ask kill me, kill me, to any -- >> for 27 minutes bella was adnan's shield. they burned cigarettes on her. but she kept protecting him. i chose to sanctify life, she says, both mine and the terrorists. ten miles away in palestinian bullpebbethlehem's prisoner is released. >> want freedom for themselves, it is wait too long for this. >> as part of the ongoing peace talks israel last agreed to release 100 palestinian prisoners catalog adn isan. as a welcome home gift his family is building him a house. they know what she did and they thank her. she showed humanity. >> like all the rest i was really, really grateful for her and very, very thankful because she was -- i think i don't know even if she is mother but i think that any mother would do the same thing. in her place. >> they ask me on the phone, you -- >> you're amazing you're wonderful, they told me in arabic, you're beautiful. some labeled bella a hero. but then came the death threats. i was she said socially ostracized and today bella's no longer adnan's defender. bella stands with the majority of isra

bella stands with israelis and protests adnan's release. adnan's family calls him a hero. i'm proud of him, i'm happy what he did. >> that shocks bella. she will only wear the dress if adnan renounces violence, if there's peace, or she'll be buried in it. she doesn't know which will happen first. >> while bella focuses on the past, adnan starts his new life. with this reception, he says, it's as if i was never imprisoned. bella gives him his chance. he said he doesn't need anyone to save him any more. >> israel plans to release a total of 104 prisoners in four stages, all of the palestinians released monday were serving 19-28 years for the deaths of israeli civilians or soldiers. >> an historic flight between the u.s. and cuba, for the first time since 1960, a passenger plane from key west landed in cuba. before the revolution, it was a regular flight. monday's flight carries nine people, coming two years after the green light to resume flights. >> turning to the cop flict in south sudan. uganda is demanding that the rebel leader in south sudan accept a crees fire. it's th

adnan's family call him a hero. >> i'm proud of him, happy with what he did. >> that shocked bella. saying she'll only wear the dress in adnan announces violence, only if there is peace or she'll be buried in it. she doesn't know which will happen first. if bella focuses on the past, adnan starts his new life. >> with this reception, it's as if i was never imprisoned. >> bella helped to give him this chance. he feels he doesn't need anyone to save him any more. >> myanmar's president appears to be making good on his province to release political prisoners. five from released and more next week. it's a result of monday's presidential pardon. conterms of government and other offenses. let's say the prisoner release and pardon is for the government of myanmar to redefine his image. >> 200 that are facing investigation at the moment, and that are also subject to imprisonment. but it's interesting to think about what is happening at the moment. there seems to be a significant effort pasted on appearances. the government of mean par is working hard to get the form right, the appearances r

if she ever meets adnan she hopes that he thanks her and says sorry. >> is this prisoner release partf a quid pro quo? after all there is talk of renew settlement construction. >> reporter: it seems that way although the israeli government would tell me absolutely not. in addition to this prisoner release, we're expected an announcement of 140,000 new homes authorized by the israeli government in the palestinian west bank. the palestinian authority that infuriates them. they say if these settlements go through, they'll pull out of the peace talks. if we're talking peace we need to make sure that we can create a contiguous viable palestinian state in the west bank. if you keep putting settlements throughout that space then that's impossible for us to do. israelis look the 1967 war gave us the west bank. we're allowed to build wherever we want. the two sides will agree to disagree at that point, but the peace takes are extremely traditiofragile. >> thank you very much. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of a team of journalists held in cairo. the interior ministry accused the journ

industrial town with a lot of the president's working both in the private sector and for government adnan sees horrifying crying as have been committed in this town houses who are set on fire with people trapped inside. the syrian army which is a position just outside the town that continues to carry out surgical strikes as part of their effort to liberate address which is now the only hope of the families waiting for news of their loved ones inside the town. r.t. . well it's not only nonzero where the bloodshed is growing thirteen people have been killed after the military launched an airstrike on rebel held positions in aleppo it's the third day of an army assault on the opposition's northern stronghold according to local activist at least one hundred people have been killed including twenty children. well the u.s. has strongly can damned the bombing of aleppo at the same time trying to forge ties with a newly formed radical islamic front rebel group western support for the rebels and whether the militant groups want democracy is up for debate and cross talk later on r.t. . some a lot o

industrial town with a lot of the us residents working both in the private sector and for government adnan sees a horrifying crying must have been committed in this town houses who are set on fire with people trapped inside. the syrian army which is a position just don't side the town that continues to carry out surgical strikes as part of their effort to liberate address which is now the only hope of the families waiting for news of their loved ones inside the town. well some powers have indicated next month's peace talks in geneva may no longer involve calls for assad to be removed from power it's feared extremists could take a control of the country if his government falls washington says it's willing to meet members of the new formed islamic front group which is implicated in the bloodshed in our drive and we spoke with an advisor to the u.s. congress who warns extremists can't be trusted. well first of all it would be a strategic mistake if the u.s. administration or europe or their allies would be engaging in a partnership and a partnership meaning they would be collaborating with or

industrial town with a lot of these residents working both in the private sector and for government adnan sees horrifying crying as have been committed in this town houses who are set on fire with people trapped inside and. the syrian army which is positioned just don't side the town continues to carry out surgical strikes as part of their effort to liberate address which is now the only hope of the families waiting for news of their loved ones inside the town. r.t. . meanwhile western powers have indicated next month's peace talks in geneva may no longer call for assad to removal that amid fears extremists will take control of the country should his government for the u.s. says it's willing to meet with members of the newly formed islamic front group which is also said to have been involved in the bloodshed we spoke to a geo political analyst who believes there is no peace looming as long as the u.s. continues to support the islamicists in recent weeks there's been an important shift in the relationship between the united states government on the one hand and what is darby presented as t