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and then the rest of them to be released in the occupied was banks occupied east jerusalem. 7 of those will be deported. the hands of these palace to be in prison as we we received the list of names of very names actually just just a few hours ago today. can you tell us a bit about who is on it? some of the key names that have stood out for you right, well as we were just discussing, some of those will be going to occupy these jerusalem the occupied west bank and gaza. but you do have these pretty notable prisoners, some of which have up to 6 live sentences, one of them especially. but who do, whose father was actually injured this morning after is really forces had to rated their home and essentially threatened the family that there could not be any sort of celebration. this is routine. we've seen this not just throughout this prisoner release, but in recent weeks and also back in november of 2023. but for this deal, in particular, we saw a note from the user of prison service and official statements that said that they were trying to limit all expressions of palestinian joy when it c

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7 attacks. but now that they are calling for similar tactics in the west bank in area that had no direct involvement in october 7, that argument falls apart and smoke church. one of the leading messengers and this offensive knows the west bank. well, he's in his really settler. there, thanks right or less than 3 months ago with rebel forces closing in on him and the capital damascus, siri and president bush shot, i said, fled for moscow. since then, our transitional government has been installed, a new president appointed coming out of more than half a century of totalitarian rule under the asset family. this is a momentous time for serious the authorities. they are had crushed political discourse. a culture of secrecy and suspicion permeated society and the legacy of distrust can be difficult to get past. move on from information is now ricocheting around the country that had been under the grip of a dictator. misinformation and this information are ramped as well. and anyone looking for accuracy in reporting does not have it easy. but listening posts mean actually robbie. now on one of the challenges facing serious transitional authorities, how in a country sti

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because it's one of the over arching goals of the war. israel had made this bold claim that they weren't wor, it's on 7 different fronts, and that the occupied was, bank was one of those. but there is a seemingly complete disregard for the human soul in all of this. i mean, just yesterday we saw a woman who was 8 months pregnant shot and killed her husband, critically injured her father, also wounded in that same attack by his really forces. the military said they were looking into it, but look, there's been no sort of answer from them any time their operations effects the millions to talk to us about the bookstore that was rated. this isn't occupied east jerusalem. it's a well known bookstore, i presume. you know, it, you done a lot of reporting on the ground, but we had mom's room one of our reporters. we did a report on it a few months ago and it's, it's sells history books. um, you know, he did at no point in the day that he spent there, did he see a national security threat to israel? what's going on? so this is a book story that's incredibly well known to palestinians. it's actually one of 2 that was rated unoccupied, used to roost one, but this

occupied westbank was actually part of its over arching goals for the war on gone so that they were engaged in a war on what they called 7 different friends. and not the west bank was part of that, but it's also important to mention that it comes at a time where there's a lot of in bold, in the ideas within these really government about annex in the entirety of the occupied westbank that would totally kill any sort of potential for a 2 state solution for the palestinians, but israel says that it's doing this to combat arms, palestinian fighters. they say that they are conducting what they call counter terrorism operations. but it's important to note a lot of the same policies that were taking place and gaza are mirrored in the west bank. you have the force displacement, you have the field interrogations, and searches. you have people who are killed, trying to flee their homes just this morning. an 8 month old, pregnant woman was shot and killed well trying to flee her home. her husband was also shot and is in critical condition. this situation is escalating out of control . it's come under a lot of scrutiny internationally, but the army says it has free and tot

of abilities and the facilities of the scene is when it comes to health and you cation, the social affairs, police 7 police of crossings. in the, or even in the west bank. we are ready to leave it up to a for the city of consensus to decide how to run all these uh, aspects of flesh of the scenes. all right, let's cross over to con units and southern gaza. target resume is that for us and that turn, that's where it published in prism is it coming back to just tell us what the seems like right now of yes, net we what we do know is that the crews of the i c r c are right now facilitating the depart, chatting, transfer a full 191 palestinian debts and these from east valley detention and prisons and with the also to all services provided to them. during the journey back to the gaza strip. they conducted 3 departure interviews with the palestinian debt to be used to a check or medical condition of fitness to return back to the strip. and they have been provided with the personal belongings and you know, the amount of the quotes at this very cost for that condition alongside with it coming out to why just keep communication with the families in order to comp

of abilities and the facilities of the scene is when it comes to health and you cation, the social affairs, police 7 police of crossings. in the, or even in the west bank. we are ready to leave it and to a, for the city of consensus to decide how to run all these uh, aspects of life. of the scene is more on the shore is l 0 senior political analyst, and you're joining us from doha. my one i was hoping you could talk to us a little bit about the american position because i'm also saying we're committed to the ceasefire. we heard what they are saying publicly, israel, we don't yet know what they're going to decide to do in the middle of this somewhere in the middle is the us, donald trump, specifically. and he has said, israel can do what it wants, specifically, benjamin netanyahu can do what he wants. what do you make that a yes, i think this is the american positions just on the took office. although he did try to prove that he's the most superior leader, i want the to meaning just to show that then you know that he goes to shot record b. it's been supportive. nathaniel, at this point in time. now there are 2 things happening at the same time, cereals

of abilities and the facilities of the scene is when it comes to health and you cation, the social affairs, police 7 police of crossings. in the, or even in the west bank. we are ready to leave it up to a, for the city of consensus to decide how to run all these uh, uh, aspects of life, of the scene as well on the shower as options. you're a senior political analyst, you're joining us from doha. moran is good to have you with us. so if we look at the landscape here, i'm us says we're committed to the deal. israel is not engaging with negotiations. meanwhile, donald trump, in the us to saying to benjamin netanyahu, do what you want. how do you read all of this? yes, it's complicated, right? and it doesn't baldwin off or implementing the 2nd board that the 3rd straight is of the ceasefire. but while this continues to be shocking, it's, there is no surprise at all since nothing they all have said that uh, throughout the process due to the during the day when he signed on the cease fire deal the, this is not meant to end the war is just to cease fire and it's just temporary. and as long as israel did not achieve this, the objective is namely destroyed, com

in london and we have had earnings out of the dutch bank abn amro reporting operating income for the fourth quarter that beat estimates, net interest income 1.6 7illion euros, beating the estimate of 1.6 one billion euros so a slight beat but i miss when it comes to the outlook for net interest income, 6.2 billion euros for 2025 compared to 6.4 billion euros. so let's get into it with ferdinand, cfo of abn amro. great to talk to you. >> thank you for having me. lizzy: net interest income trajectory for this year, given we have lower rates from the ecb. >> thank you, first of all i think we had a good finish to the year if you look at our net profit in the fourth order. 3.9 7 million and it was supported by indeed, a continued high net interest income. but also, fees grew strongly across all client segments. both were up over 10% compared to the comparable period last year. your question specifically, we ended the year at about 6.5 billion, above where earlier announced guidance of 6.4 billion but clearly we expect a lower interest rate to have an impact on our overall outlook for 2025. the reference you made to the 6.2 billion, that is the lowe

we start in the uk where the bank of england is almost certain to cut interest rates to the lowest point this would be the third cut in interest rates but stubborn inflation 7 and that presents a major the inflation rate fell to 2.5% in the year to december. that's still above the bank's target of 2% and changes in the chancellor's budget are forecast to push inflation still financial markets have boosted their bets on uk rate cuts this year from just 2 to around 3. hetal mehta is head of economic research at act the bank of england continues to face. is above target. more importantly, core inflation, when you strip out still being high? but the outlook is far from clear. beyond this meeting, there's a lot of uncertainty — may play out is, i think, going to be a big factor as we hear from the inflation risks. but the outlook is far from clear. beyond this meeting, there's a lot of uncertainty — exactly how things such as tariffs, for example, may play out is, i think, going to be a big factor and a big learning by doing, i think, for a lot of central banks, including the bank of england. as soon as we hear from the bank of england, we will let you know here

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