i live voted was against the captives again as the families of the captives. we have decided that since day one have to feed the, the captives what i mean, a safe place because we've followed the rules of our religion. and because of the rules of humanity, and who are keeping them in safe places for a prisoner swab. the pos dear of unrelenting is really bombardment has destroyed 75 percent of gauze infrastructure leaving the strip unrecognizable. the un says such widespread devastation hasn't been seen since the 2nd world war. correspondent, tiny muscle reports from gaza. the 12 months of bombardment, heart brake and pain. this cars of war are it's into every street. and what palestinians once new, and he'll be or have turned into ever distance memories the so again, as i said it was, this is my home or what remains of it? only small part of my home. i can't reach it. i wish i can go in and take some of my belongings, but my dream was destroyed. real ears, tribes, artillery shilling, and demolitions have turned much of dogs into a vast wasteland of rubble. yet

so these are the captives being held in gaza. $251.00 is riley's and foreigners were taken captive on october. the 7th by moss and other funds is 117 is released. have returned hon some released in exchange deals, others rescued by these rarely ami and they were currently 101 captives held in gauze of 36 of whom have been declared dead. but is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has announced that half of the captives are alive? 57 bodies of captives have been ver petrie added to his royal most i believe to have been killed by his riley file. and i people have been rescued by is ready for us, has been not without devastating consequences. this out of high that reports. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is riley towns a year ago. the youngest stay the boss just 8 months old. the oldest slow months aged, $86.00. his family originally from iraq. from us, another policy, the inspections kidnapped his ratings and for nationals and in the morning it's hot . the took is role by complete surprise is it might be under the jewish holiday as to quote and ju

are alive . 37 bodies of captives have been re patry aged to israel. most of believe to have been killed by is really fire. and 8 people have been rescued by is really forces, but not without devastating consequences. so high rock has this report. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is really towns a year ago. the youngest stay the boss just 8 months old. the oldest slow months aged $86.00. his family originally from iraq, was from us and of the palestinian inspections kidnapped his ratings and foreign nationals. and in the morning it's hot. the took is role by complete surprise. is it month the end of the jewish holiday, of the quote. and just the day of the 50 anniversary of voltage railings referred to as the black day when it was defeated by gyptian in syria and soldiers in the off the 6 will videos like this one, know all the money was shed globally of people taken captive from the homes minute tree bark and a must have does it raise these right into the tree? rescued her and 3 others months later that they killed 236 pales

who's a missions i live voted was against the captives. again, is the families of the captives. we have decided that since day one have to feed the, the captives what i mean, a safe place because we've followed the rules of our religion. and because of the rules of humanity do are keeping them in safe places for a prisoner swab. a bustling head here on al jazeera demonstrations are held around the world in the solar terrace. even tell us the news we have in georgia, 365 days of this rounds war. and we look at how saw the criminals in southeast asia are exporting possible june, which is as official intelligence. the is really for us, is seek to silence the truth in garza, i'm the occupied westbank by indiscriminately killing jermel is now just here with journalists, a paid the price. this is not just an attack on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a cry. pressing its scheme, depths, analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza

one i live voted was against the captives again as the families of the captives. we have decided that since day one have to keep the, the captives what i mean, a safe place because we've followed the rules of our religion. and because of the rules of humanity do out of keeping them and safe places for a prisoner swab. let's speak now to gun your left sheets is the grandson never tied, is ready to join this old admissions who was taken captive during the attack on october. the 7th joins is now from television. daniel, welcome to out to 0. thanks for joining us at say, 365 days on. tell us how you reflect on the a that's post the 1st of all i, i don't believe that we are here. i don't believe that the 84 years old, great turn father is held hostage by a tow groups in the god. i mean, that is something that is against everything again to koran against every religion are very old as life is like my sister from cuba lips, nero's a mouse size is tearing stuff mother and her brother, which was my best friends. she's still there. 29 years old. i can't believe they are the

and several captives have been killed by his righty. file this far is of the of a see go. she was released as part of this. these 5 deal box had not met as an over a she campaigns for husband keeps release the hostage as they i'll be left to die to die slowly. how can i handle that? just don't know how to handle it anymore. i think because he's already met with this and you all who us the president joe buys and then un secretary general, but to no avail. and the obama nauseous way she liked the other relatives believe the caps is have been abandoned. and so she'll continue doing everything she can to show the captives a boat by sort of flight. all g 0 beauty gardens, cousin was believed to be captured on october. the 7th, solely for his family to like to learn had actually been killed. but he is now a leading member of the hostages and missing families for him. he says he feels that down by the government for failing to bring the captives home. this. this was an attack that a seal was meant to shatter. the very sense of security that people have in this country, the just t

yeah. whose missions one i live voted was against the captives again, as the families of the captives. we have decided that since day one have to feed them the, the captives what i mean, a safe place because we've followed the rules of our religion. and because of the rules of humanity do out of keeping them in safe places for a prisoner swab. the whole cities around the world of hell demonstrations to mock. one years since, as rel launched its will on garza valley's condemning israel's year long been baldwin's have been held in several countries, including the u. s. government focused on germany and took care. the protest and solidarity with palestinians have been demanding a cease far in the occupied territories and also in lebanon. kristin salumi has this update from the march that was being held in new york city. or the crowds have been growing throughout the day. here we've got student groups pro palestine groups, jewish voices for peace, labor unions, orthodox jewish proves all coming out, calling for an end to israel's war in gaza now in lebanon as well. one year after it start

we spoke a little bit about captive taking. we spoke about captive taking and we said that there were three, kind of, typical outcomes. adoption, literal torture and death, or staying in a state of no freedom. not always, but typically, captives were taken in raids that were inspired by this need for blood revenge, right? so, that changed as we entered into this period of the southeast indian slave trade because captive taking became commodified and it became all about taking as many captives as he possibly could, to then trade them on for other goods, particularly firearms, right? however, like we said, the yamesee war effectively ended the southeast native trades laid. what we see reimbursed are those historic practices of captive taking and we are back to the three most common options, adoption, which will torture and death, and just staying in a state of no freedom. as we move through this colonial period, we do see raids happening and, when we said before, i mentioned children how children are malleable, oftentimes if a ra

spoke a little bit about captive taking. and when we spoke about captive taking, we said that there were. three kind of typical outcomes. adoption, ritual, torture and death or staying in a state of unfreedom. right. and that not always, but typically captives taken in raids that were inspired by this need for blood revenge. right. and so that changed as. we entered into this period of the southeastern slave trade, right. because taking became commodified and it became all about as many captives as you possibly could to then trade them on other goods, particularly firearms. right. but like we said, the war effectively ended the southeast native slave trade and what we see reemerge are those historic practices of captive taking. and again, we're kind of back to those three most common options, ritual torture and, death, and just staying in a state of unfreedom. and so as we kind move through this colonial period, we do see raids happening and like when said before i mentioned children how children are malleable. so oftentimes

let's take a look now the situation for the is there any captives being held in gaza? $251.00 is rainy's and foreigners were taken captive on october 7th by him off and other flights is a 117. his ratings have returned home. most of them released in exchange deals all those rescued by the israeli army. there currently 101 captains held in gaza. 36 of whom have been declared dead is why the prime minister, benjamin f, and young has announced that half of the captives are alive. 37 bodies of captain sabine repack created to his ro, most are believed to have been killed by his riley fire. and the 8 people have been rescued by his ready forces, but not without devastating consequences. sa, hi ross, has this report. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is riley towns a year ago. the youngest stay the boss just 8 months old. the oldest slow months aged $86.00. his family originally from iraq. i went from us, another part of the inspections kidnapped his ratings and for nationals and in the morning it's hot. the took is role by complete surprise. is it

spoke a little bit about captive taking. and when we spoke about captive taking, we said that there were. three kind of typical outcomes. adoption, ritual, torture and death or staying in a state of unfreedom. right. and that not always, but typically captives taken in raids that were inspired by this need for blood revenge. right. and so that changed as. we entered into this period of the southeastern slave trade, right. because taking became commodified and it became all about as many captives as you possibly could to then trade them on other goods, particularly firearms. right. but like we said, the war effectively ended the southeast native slave trade and what we see reemerge are those historic practices of captive taking. and again, we're kind of back to those three most common options, ritual torture and, death, and just staying in a state of unfreedom. and so as we kind move through this colonial period, we do see raids happening and like when said before i mentioned children how children are malleable. so oftentimes

his royalties and foreign nationals were taken captive. what ensued was a declaration of war by prime minister benjamin netanyahu on him off, and promised to eliminate the group unleashing a rule of revenge, and many fists, breaking records in scale and brutality. 41870 pounds to indians have been killed in gauze since the start of this war. elderly men, women, the ones paying the heaviest price has been the children who make up nearly half of the strips population and one, yeah. or the 16000 children have lost in live, the highest death toll for children and one year of conflict. but even surviving has come as a cost more than $19000.00 children have been isn't losing one or both parents killed boyfriend, little some maimed. the un estimates $1000.00 children and gaza has lost at least one limb, making out what is believed to be the biggest cohort of pediatric amputees in history as well, has also targeted and unlikely. ruth and combat health workers. many of rested, tortured, and only of $800.00 of them killed. this has also been the dea

would get all the captives back. that clearly hasn't happened. so hasn't been defined. you have the military operation and goes from that point of view. i don't know if it's a fade or it might be a change in studies come objective to him. i remember 2006, you had any studies soldier john shaheed. the tour had been captured and he was freed and he was freed against more than 2000 palestinians. so that gives you a sense of how much to use rating. we're valuing the, the price of it. he's fairly hostage. what we've seen over the last year, this idea as it has been some, some release of hostages, but apparently the hostages, i'm no longer the priority of, uh, the government. the priority is a rather to eradicate mazda and then uh at his bottom. mm. thank you so much. uh well my dental to uh, as the day progresses as well as your moderately definitive list and hit a level risk at the geneva center for security public policy. thank you so much for joining us. as well as you has been watching our ongoing coverage of the 10 o

captive. you are good able to restore back you the captives one year ago. but nothing. yeah. whose mission i live voted was against the captives. again, is the families of the captives. we have decided that since day one have to feed the the captives what i mean? a safe place because we follow the rules of our religion and because of the rules of humanity and who are keeping them and safe places for a prisoner swab. facilitate here on l. g 0, mass evacuations, or doesn't concept florida is are, can milton barrels towards the us as a category 5 storm? plus, we look at how cyber criminals in southeast asia, using ion tools to steal billions of dollars. the stadler, they will head to africa in a moment, 1st of the middle east and live and it is a very quiet picture. lots of set of weather and sunshine to be found. we could see some clouds continuing to linger around coastal areas of a month bringing a shower to here and some showers as well effecting weston pots. if you haven't been a very dry pi

benjamin netanyahu has announced that half of the captives are alive. 37 bodies of captives have been re petri. i said to as well. most i believe to have been killed by is rarely file and i people have been rescued by his ready forces, but not without devastating consequences. the sort of high that reports. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is riley towns a year ago. the youngest favorite boss, just 8 months old. the oldest slow months aged $86.00. his family originally from iraq. i went from us and other published the inspections kidnapped his ratings and for nationals and in the morning it's hot. the took is role by complete surprise is it might be under the jewish holiday as to quote and just the day of the 50 anniversary of all these ratings referred to as the black day when it was defeated by gyptian and syria and soldiers in the off to the 6 will video is like this one of know all good money was shed globally of people taken captive from the homes. minute tree bark and must have, does it raise these right into the tree? rescued her and 3 others months l

, which by the way, the majority of the captives were killed by designist regime, so basically the captivesse these uh hamas resistance fighters, the children of palestinians who have been basically who have endured the worst form of terrorism by the settlers, and yet the way they treated their captives, and yet when these captives were released by the by hamas resistance fighters, the stories they had to tell of hamos fighters, how they treated them, how they fed them of their own food, when the are picture... and it's and and and there's evidence that these captives were eating better than palestinian children who were starving, so i mean to to take this into account and be like, in the fiercest in the in the highest moments of feory of a muslim, they believe in more human rights than all of the international um basically entities than uh all of the western hegemonic fronts and without you know those claims and still in the midst of everything iran even abides by the law, iran hits uh military bases and iran hits the uh air base that was basically that... and iran hits intelligence bases,

relays and foreigners were taken captive on october. the 7th by him oss and other fighters, a 117 is released have returned home from release and exchanges. i was rescued by these really ami. they currently a $101.00. capt is held in gaza, 36 of whom has been declared dead. but israel's foreign minister benjamin this now has announced that half of the captives are alive. 37 bodies of captives have been re patry added to israel. most i believe to have been killed by is really fire. and 8 people have been rescued by is really forces, but not without devastating consequences. so the high rock has this report. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is riley towns a year ago. the youngest favorite boss, just 8 months old. the oldest, slow months aged, 86, his family originally from iraq, from us and other published the inspections kidnapped his ratings and foreign nationals. and in the morning it's hot. the took is role by complete surprise is it won't be in to the jewish holiday of the quote. and just the day off to the

minister benjamin netanyahu, who has announced that half of the captives are alive. 37 bodies of captives have been ver petrie, as it is ro, most believe to have been killed by is ready. 5 and 8. people have been rescued by is ready forces, but not without devastating consequences. then your lift fits is the grandson over tide is ready to enlist or did live suits who was taken captive during the attack on october, the 7th he says it's rarely media guys have failed to do the job and secure the release of the captives. and it's very hard, the roller costs are uh, movement. uh, i think the, all the parties of the negotiations are not doing the work. it's not possible that after years feel we have those on demand and women still there after a year. i mean, the mediators haven't done the job and for sure now, when there are other options, i don't want to say, you know, the deb merican wants now to go to the election. so maybe they are afraid to shift to in other things. i mean, every time someone have an excuse and all those excuses are on the hands of our beloved ones, we are the one who suff

across this house i know that we _ captivity. across this house i know that we join— captivity.ing them home _ leader of the liberal democracts ed davey. 0n the anniversary of those horrific attacks in israel we remember the victims, the people taken hostage and theirfamilies. and we victims, the people taken hostage and their families. and we stand the whole jewish and their families. and we stand the wholejewish community. earlier this yeari wholejewish community. earlier this year i visited israel and palestine and saw how both peoples were experiencing trauma. we must never forget the trauma of the hostages and their families. forget the trauma of the hostages and theirfamilies. mick forget the trauma of the hostages and their families.— forget the trauma of the hostages and their families. nick because in northern israel. _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told us - and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told us tha

after 1000 days of captivity. reverend williams and many of the captives returned to deerfield on november 21st 1706, and in the spring of 1607, sorry, in spring of 1707, he published his famous book, the redeemed captive, returned to zion. it was an account of the raid, his captivity the efforts of the jesuit to pay him huge sums money to convert to catholicism it would be considered a great triumph. if they could get one of the most prominent ministers of, new england, to betray his faith and betray people. but he wouldn't do it. they were more successful in trying to recruit units. william and his seven year old daughter. he was allowed to see her a few times a day, most they mostly kept her secluded from them and ultimately in end, she never came home again. so one of the great pains of his life was his missing little girl who he could not bring home in february 17, 1729, deerfield the 25th anniversary of raid and william died on june 10th, 1729, and he was a minister in deerfield for more than 50 years, and h

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the tax $251.00 is relays and foreigners were taken captive. and a year later, nearly 100 still remain a what the lead much so it's a lot of i am such mother and was old and mine and they looked so good when they come in behind them logging bit there. among the hardest hit areas where the towns and settlements near the goal is the border like boots very, but also the hollows and 0 the and most notably the nova music festival into boots today. for 364 people were killed. but the most shocking series of failures on the 7th was the delayed, is really military response. a response that starts several internal investigations as to how and why the army took hours to respond to the biggest attack. and it's history from the central jersey to what is really, is that paying tribute? $3364.00 people who were killed at the nova festival, exactly a year ago. families of the victims of 5, a moment findings to mark when homicide has launched the surprise attack. 44 people were taken captive from the site by palestinian resistance groups. mazda is ongoing, the

. 37 bodies of captive sabine re punctuated to israel. most of police have been killed by it's ready, 5 and 8 people being rest, you guys ready forces, but not without devastating consequences. so our heart has this report. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is really towns a year ago. the youngest stay the boss just 8 months old. the oldest slow months aged, $86.00. his family originally from iraq, from us and of the palestinian inspections kidnapped his ratings and foreign nationals. and in the morning it's hot. the took is role by complete surprise. is it won't be under the jewish holiday of the quote. and just the day off to the 50 anniversary, a voltage ratings referred to as the black day when it was defeated by gyptian and syrian soldiers in the office of a 6 will videos like this one, know all the money was shed globally of people taken captive from the homes, minute tree bark and must have does it raise these right in the tree. rescued her and 3 others months later, but they killed 236 palestinians in the

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that half of the captives are alive. 37 bodies of captives have been for petrie added to israel. most believed that had been killed by is riley, 5 and age people had been rescued by it is rarely forces but not without devastating consequences. were you to guard is the leading member of the hostages and missing families for him. his cousin was believed to have been held in garza until it emerged on to the little bro account that he was killed on october. the 7th. who this is the only way to end. the boy is the site for 10. and if the captives that are still held and gone, so we wake up every morning to the same reality where the hostages are still not back. and we need to do everything in our power to bring them back. and we feel horrible, you know, what, what, what other ways they're to feel i feel horrible because we are instead of state where i, that there is no deal inside that the currently, you know, in the past few days come us and it doesn't even respond to any of the initiatives to, to start a d, a d is really government has turned to

but then you also have these family members of captives that are still in gaza and captives that were killed in gaza. and that is a gathering a demonstration rather this taking place in west jerusalem outside of the residence of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. now of course, demonstrations like this one have taken place often over the course of the past year. i'm one of the things that's been happening more and more is that the families of those captives in gaza. they have continued not just to criticize. and that's in yahoo for not doing more to try to get their release and to try to enter into a ceasefire. but also they're upset because they feel very much that they have been sidelined and all of this. and they are very concerned about what's going on right now, 11 on because they feel that the focus has shifted from the war on gaza to the conflict against has bella in lebanon, and they worry that that's going to imperil their loved ones even more. um right now it doesn't appear as though those demonstrators that it's a huge number of people. but yeah, it would be probabl

also we saw that prime minister being heckled by angry families of captives. i wonder, does this put pressure on israel as the talks for a ceasefire resume? it does. it does to a certain degree because this springs to 23, the number of israeli soldiers killed just in the past week. 17 of them on the northern front in either a bit by rocket attacks, from his below or in combat with his bottle of fighters. there is pressure in that direction. what nothing yahoo has tried to do is to buffer himself on his right when coalition with the families of his really captives who are more to the right and who don't believe that any stopping of the war would bring their sons and daughters home. but certainly the voices of the families of fallen is rarely is whether uh from the october 7 attack or the soldiers is mounting up and is pushing towards a ceasefire agreement, which is there is no ro, date reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much, nor at least 40 people have been injured. 10 of them critically off to a truck crashed into a bus. and the northern suburb of t

and egypt has proposed a 2 day ceasefire, during which 4 captives would be freed. let's go to houses here is nor dave who joins us now from the georgia union capital oman, because the is really, and it has been down to 0 from reporting any occupied westbank and from inside as well. so nor interesting comments, but you'll have to go on, i don't remember as really officials since the beginning of this war ever mentioning anything even close to concessions before. what do you think the defense minister might have meant by that? you're right. several, they haven't been talking about in sessions, they've been talking about absolute victory. and it's interesting to hear that these comments from the lawn to have some more of an adversarial relationship with these really prime minister. they, you know, been a, i've each other competing, almost with each other for a year. but galant is talking about the need to reach an agreement to speaking to the sentiments of the families of is really captive is who want a deal no matter what. these are the chance that they keep repeatin

. it that we got to one year and so many are still held captive.— are still held captive. are still held captive. if we look then to the other point with - then to the other point with hezbollah and israel, the other side of the country, do you think there is a likelihood of eight cease—fire there was a mark we have heard reports in that hezbollah is prepared to do a cease—fire deal there without it in gaza, which was its whole point of beginning is attack on the 8th of october last year. attack on the 8th of october last ear. a , attack on the 8th of october last ear. a, y ., , attack on the 8th of october last ear. , ., , ., ., attack on the 8th of october last ear. , ., ., ., attack on the 8th of october last ear. , ., , ., ., ., ., year. many of us read that and are ho eful year. many of us read that and are hopeful but _ year. many of us read that and are hopeful but hezbollah _ year. many of us read that and are hopeful but hezbollah has - year. many of us read that and are i hopeful but hezbollah has continued to assault israel with rockets, it doesn't seem to be pu

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to remember, those who were killed and the hostages still held captive by him. us relatives of victims of hilderman with minute of silence at the sight of the nova music festival . a couple woods rain where almost 400 people were killed when the attack, the guy, the dw correspondent, tonya kramer, is in room where the attack on that music festival took place. she gave us a sense of how it feels to stand at the side where the terrorist attack was launched a year ago. or yeah, yeah, right here at the, for the, for the developers. actually just a few kidding me just a way. and this is where people a young many young people, you go on october 7 with then thing until the early morning. and this is when, how much let me reach the border and came here. and you see here, behind me all these photos of those that were killed on this day. and some were actually also taken hostage. and i can tell you, it is, you know, people coming here are in, has something moved when you're going here. i saw a dispute of these of photos or if he's been seeing here from a, you know, at this time when the rockets,

y'all has prioritized the captives. we've just had the announcement by the hostage and family forum saying that one kept it was believed to have been taken from the nova festival. he was believed to be alive while it now seems a balanced day that he is actually dead, that they believe he was killed by a mass on october, the 7th and his body taken across the border. um the, the, um, sorry, the assessment from the security establishment. is that around a 100 a half of those a $101.00 hostages are debt and the longer this goes on for none of them are going to be coming home alive. that's the feeling of all those who want this government to do more. but the feeling is, is that they are more concerned about dealing with, you know, has funded dealing with him. asked dealing with iran, then actually making a deal on the table that will bring the remaining captive. so all right, stephanie, back to the, from my mind in jordan, because as early as bandages here from operating inside the country and the occupied westbank, us as we

the the number of the cap, the majority of the captives that were actually killed were killed by the bombings of the israeli regimes regime, and the and the uh the captains who were actually released by hamas, it was amazing how they were talking about the treatment, how how hamas fighters, how hamas resistance fighters had treated them, giving them from their own food, giving them safety, encouraging them to exercise in the limited space, playing with the kids, i mean this is really hard. to believe when you are raised with certain people oppressing you to a degree that you know it's as the settlers say themselves that they they say themselves they have made gazah hell so they make them live in that hell but still the hamas fighters when they have someone captive when they have that someone that cannot inflict harm on them because they don't have weapons this is how they treat them so actually the un what the you everything that the un has ever talked about and he tended to have, the resistance fighters and the resistance front has proven to have that respect for human rights uh tha

last february, near rafah, two israeli hostages were rescued from hamas captivity. father of seven. he was hit by shrapnel in front of his family in a refugee tent. translation: what was his fault? what was his children's fault? what's my fault? nawara, 27, was six months pregnant. several of the children were wounded. 13—year—old malak lost an eye. translation: i'm in pain. i lost my dad. enough! now, eight months later, malak is caring for a new baby sister, rahma. translation: we feel tenderness and love towards her. _ i love her so much in a way no—one else knows. sibling solidarity — essential for a family displaced four times since the war began. translation: as a child - who lost an eye, lost a father, i carry a pain that even mountains cannot bear. in gaza, there's nowhere to run. not from the war or loss. translation: every day | sit| by myself, bring up his name, talk to him and cry. i feel like he's aware of everything i'm going through. i tell myself i need to be patient for the sake of my children. injuly, a grieving mother. translation: i constantly se

and then several family members of his riley captives held in gauze or of gathered in tel aviv. i'm not sure logic protests was cancelled following a band on gatherings of more than 30 people. so let's bring in your day who's in jordan's capital amman, because he is ready, government has banned algae 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank and israel. and we have seen so many months in or a great deal of public pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to, to agree to a cease 5 deal in gauze, or that would bring the captives home. what, how have, how is that sort of public opinion been affected by the war in lebanon? the well, i mean, if we uh, are to use opinion polls, most of them as an indication the popularity of the liquid party which that's on the whole heads and other right wing parties in his coalition has risen in recent weeks. and it is ironic, given the fact that instead of d escalating instead of ending the war on garza of reaching a cease fire deal and releasing these really captives. what israel, what nothing y'all has done is expand the war reaching level no

in total, 0leksii spent 46 days in captivity under extreme circumstances. lack of food started to affect 0leksii's mind. but the hunger was nothing compared to the overwhelming thirst. when the russians retreated and left him in the basement, his desperation almost cost him his life. 0leksii was later told he sustained multiple organ burns because of those few sips from the tubes. had the help come just a few days later, he wouldn't have made it. the new zealander who rescued 0leksii was kane te tai. he stayed on the front and was killed just two weeks later. they perform a haka. even though they never had a chance to meet, to 0leksandr, kane means the world. marina once again saw her house in the news. she watched the video of 0leksii's rescue on social media. six months later, fima no longer tries to hide his identity, giving interviews to state tv using his real name and not covering his face — something rare for russian soldiers. andrei efimkin recreates the vuhledar dacha assault with new recruits as a military trainer... ..and walks with his newborn c

about 100 remain in captivity. bring them home, bring them home. pain, frustration and chants of bring them home, echoing nearly 6000 miles away to new york city the last year for jewish people in new york and across the united states and across the world has been scary. >> now, these are actual people. the actual families hurting, aching, and there's a way to put an end to this demand that your leaders do everything in their power to bring our loved ones home. >> yael alexander's son edan, an american citizen, has been held hostage for a year now. >> neidan is full of life, eden. like i'm looking at this house and like the parties he was hosting here with all his friends and game nights downstairs at the basement. he loved restaurants. he's a foodi. we have two other kids. we have mika. she's 18 and roy turned 13. they adore their big brothe. >> after high school, edan decided to move to israel and join the idf. >> he felt very passionate about it. >> she wants to protect the country that he loves so much. after it, he will come back and do the co

israel failed to achieve its declared goals in gaza, which were defeating hamas and releasing the captives. the regime has instead been forced to fight on multiple fronts. tel aviv has been asking for more weapons from its allies, especially the us, as it presses ahead with its war. the us, despite its claims of mediating ceasefire efforts, has not canceled arms shipments to the regime. the spokesman of the hamas military wing says operation allox floud was a massive preemptive strike against israel which was finalizing a plan for major attack against the gaza resistance. i oba called a lux of flood the most professional commander operation in modern times, he added that the operation came after these really acts of aggression against palestinians and desecration of mask had reached an unprecedented level. the al-qassam brigades spokesman stress resistant fighters are continuing their heroic steadfastness in every inch of gaza and the battle will go on until the israel is defeated. he also called for the biggest cyber attack against israel stressed that the assassination of resistant leade

the hamas fighters killed hundreds of armed israelis as the day went on and took hundreds captive in what is described as irreparable blow to israel's long-term attempts to portray its espionage apparatus as invincible. outraged by the humiliation it suffered, the israeli military on that day started. pounding gaza in a genocidal campaign that continues to this day. the mounting civilian death doll and the horrific images of schools, hospitals and mosks being bombed from the air have grabbed the world's attention, but to no avail. israel is failed to achieve its declared goals in gaza, which were defeating hamas and releasing the captives. the regime has instead been forced to fight on multiple fronts. tel aviv has been asking for more weapons from its allies, especially the us, as it presses ahead with its war. the us, despite its claims of mediating cease fire efforts has not cancelled arms shipments to the regime. the spokesman and the hamas military wings says operational flood was a massive preemptive strike against israel, which was finalizing a planned for major attack against