cross vehicle. his name is k siegel. he's a nice really american who was taken captive in garza and he's now been freed off to 15 months. and this is happening today in 2 different locations. the exchange with the red cross, the one we saw earlier was in hon units in southern guys. and this one happening just now in gaza. city captive keeps single handed over to the red cross about to leave got a city and had to israel that to the cap. this one, the captives were handed over earlier. i have now arrived in israel with watching these live pictures unfold quite as talk difference from what we saw 48 hours ago. so honey, this looks like a much more com, a scene. they are on lucas obvious, the crowds, the but that very different from, from what we saw 48 hours ago. absolutely. how do you, can you hear me? yes, i can hear your big from being are from what we've been in the past. 48 hours. the past releases that they are getting much more than i the, the, everything happen it loads, they would know hiccups

we're now seeing this rafah crossing, rafah crossing open. we've seen these four releases, but kim, we now have 13 of the hostages out. we're anticipating 33 according to what was agreed. the expectation is about 25 of those will come out alive. so we're going to have days when it's not live. hostages who are coming from gaza every day. there are tensions in terms of the implementation of this arrangement. but the really hard part, if we can get to the end of that first phase, is that the agreement talks about a permanent ceasefire and full withdrawal of the israeli forces from gaza. that's what the israeli prime minister committed to. however, the israeli prime minister has at the same time told us and told his coalition allies that israel will not leave the war will be continued. and those two things simply cannot coexist. and let's be really blunt, what we're seeing every day or every time there's a release in the different locations, and this is not coincidental whether the scenes are more orderly like today or more chaotic, like 48 hours

the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to cross on saturday. the roof of crossing serves as a lifeline to palestinians in gaza, where israel as in force the land see an ad blockade. 18 is the partial reopening is part of the ceasefire deal. and then the utah schools has returned to them on into the border crossing and help wounded palestinians leave the treatment. that mission was initially set up in 2005, but was suspended of to help us to power in 2007. well the crossing was these bodies, randy meant a tree back in major and it's ground offensive that killed hundreds of palestinians in the area. it's close as prevented thousands of people from leaving the strip and receiving desperately needed a what israel's was devastated gauze us health care system with repeated and deliberate attacks targeting hospitals, stuff and patients. most facilities have been damaged beyond use and the need for medical evacuations is now greater than ever. more than 811000 honest indians have been injured across garza, 12500 of those need to travel urgent treatment

this is where the red cross vehicles happy driving to. i'm dropping off. well of now the full but captive . so also counted on is a french is ready citizen, and the french president and on your macro on has already put out statement on x, essentially welcoming him back and say, you know, he believes he's being true. how he has already had a medical checkups. these are the only says they seem to be in good health at the moment and he's being flown off. people have been waving these yellow slots alongside his ready flights, which have become simple like all the caps is being held in gun to your to the boss is currently with his family in the rain and he will be floating off at the moment . he is become highly symbolic of the, of this big movement was being taking place in israel. it's to bring the captives home. and now that's because his family members, what taken with him, his wife and 2 children, one of those children as the youngest to be taken, the youngest captives and still to notes the fates of those captives. we was supposed to see life women and ch

come in to that crossing. well we have been here since the early hours of the morning and we have been seeing empty trucks coming from the central area and from con eunice in different parts of the southern area to the crossing empty. and now they're going to be uploading a then, then they're going to enter the gaza strip for through current. i'll be silent wherever we're very close to. but also we're also waiting for met effects earlier in the next upcoming hours. but the gaza official stays at that's what every is coming in is not enough. for example, they mentioned that they need 50 trucks of fuel every single day. and only 15 trucks are entering was fuel because all the hospitals, the medical field hospitals, also the heavy machinery that is working right now to remove people from under the rubble and also to open the roads and to remove the rebels from the main streets, needs a few, every single day. also the, the gods, a ministry at said that there are, are a lot of restrictions on medical equipments and

they've been crossing through the roof of border crossing, which is being open for the 1st time in nearly 9 months, because the health ministry says 50 patients, you see some of them. they are a company by 61. caregivers are leaving to receive treatment abroad. many are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer and have been unable to get treatment during israel's 15 month. 4 and total $400.00 palestinians are allowed to cross over under the ceasefire agreement. but not all of them will be allowed to return to gaza. atari cub, with whom followed patients on their journey from nicer hospital in hon. eunice, to rough, up on the border with egypt. the i'm right now with nasir hospice, so in the southern part of the gaza strip. where right now, the process of evacuating a 100 palestinian one, the patients to receive a treatment outside garza is taking place at the moment. we can see right now a bus carrying a 100, a palestinian one to patients is moving from los or hospital to uh, to the roof of crossing boulder in a rough lost city as a part of the deal that has been broken by regiona

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um, when the hostages are being released to the red cross, and then they cross over into israeli soilnformation that the family members are getting? up until that moment, where they're reunited? >> we were. >> watching the same footage that the world. >> had, and. it was terrifying. >> it was. like walking through. hell for both bill, sweet and gentle, and for my uncle gadi mozes. but once we knew that they were in the hands of the icrc, we were very relieved. but really, we did feel much. more secured when we knew that they are in the hands of. >> the idf. >> and they are on the ground of israel. and then the kids saw him, and then he was moved. >> to the. >> hospital. and and then we had the the privilege of hugging him again and more getting his hug. >> um, what do you make about this deal that was reached by israel and hamas, the three hostages that are set to be released today to now released. um, and specifically yarden bibas family. we saw his nine month old child, um, become a symbol, really of of this attack of the hostages. and now he will be reunited with family. but unfort

a red cross has custody on his way to israel. what do you make 1st of all of how this 2nd exchange this morning when it's day and night from what we saw last thursday. so this is remarkable that it, when so smoothly it was very organized and orderly. it went through quickly, the guess where the hostage was released, brought on the stage for a very short time. the red cross signed the papers that's been done, isn't all the release was until now. and then keep siegel was often on his way back to israel to be reunited with his family. so i think that the lessons of last thursday, we learned, certainly the messages that israel delivered to cut our and cut our deliver it from us. it worked. this is now the 4th exchange has happened since this, these 5 d a went into effect a number of captives up in 310, not including the captives from thailand to were freed in the previous exchange. this has been the, they've been a great deal of pressure on that as how government. obviously we've seen the protests in hostage square and tele, vive eve

for now, the red cross vehicles and the red cross workers will be preparing for those steps to take place. now. in the past, israel has not allowed families to gather outside this prison in the west bank for security reasons, it says. but that has happened regardless. and these releases have in the past included minors, included mothers who were arrested while they were breastfeeding, included journalists alongside those, of course, who have committed more serious and violent crimes. so there will be poignant reunions that you see take place in a few hours time. but again, all these steps still need to take place and i can see now on that stage in deir al-balah, we're beginning to see these three men brought down, and hopefully on to that next stage, the red cross. i think one of our producers pointed out how it appeared sometimes that they were leaning on the fighters, an indication of their health and condition. >> yeah, that's exactly right. as we were seeing the pictures there of eli sharabi, or levy and ohad ben ami being led to those red cross vehicles, and jeremy, i want to pick up

so due to be released today, once the red cross has the tool cuts through what happens next? and that's right. the international committee of the red cross is on their way to retrieve these 3 is really captive civilian men. and once they're handed over to the red cross, they will then be driven across the border into israel to the e mail air base in the southern part of israel, which is right near the guns a board or so at this military base. they will be given an initial medical evaluation i d verification to check that this is in fact this person and then an initial medical and psychological evaluation. they will be reunited with immediate family. they are one or 2 members of their family before their finally air lifted. it to a hospital in central israel right outside of tel would be both of these really military. the health ministry and the hospitals themselves have said that they have been prepared for the release of these captives. it's a choreographed system that's been in place actually not just since the beginning of this ceasefire deal, but actually since november o

the roof of border crossing with egypt is opening for a 2nd day with israel's approval. it's part of the agreement to allow for medical evacuation. we'll cover all of this uh, with our correspondence across the strip. in a moment. we'll be talking to target bloom and rossa 1st. so let's go to honey mountain with your in gaza city. honey, what, what can you tell us about what can only be described as a violation of the ceasefire? which isn't, is really attack on rashid road. do you know why? i know is real, has given their reasons, do you know what happened and who was in the car as well? this is not the 1st time we've seen such a talked in the past a few days since the ceasefire started on. also, since people were allowed to cross the net 3 port door from the rashid road all the way to the northern part of district on the 1st, the people returning right in the evening time, a call a bold those or was struck by a drug, mr. killing the driver of that below isn't just reading, monetary came out with the statements, the justifying that this was not allowed to be on the recei

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we understand that red cross vehicles are on the move. once these hostages are released, they will be taken to these red cross vehicles and driven to the border, and then they'll be taken into israel. there are crowds which have been gathered there for quite some time. that crowd has grown over the last couple of hours. cnn's jeremy diamond standing by for us in hostage square in tel aviv for more on this. so it does appear that this process of releasing these three new israeli hostages from gaza is now underway. >> yes, indeed, the arrival of those red cross vehicles, indicating that we are very close to the moment when these three israeli hostages will emerge after 491 days of captivity. you can see behind me. we are in hostage square here in tel aviv. hundreds of people have gathered here, are watching one big tv screen in this square. as we are seeing live images from inside of gaza. those crowds of people surrounding those red cross vehicles. and again, we have seen this take place in different manners in different places inside of g

they were handed over to the red cross to red cross officials back in hon. eunice. and they drove off to take the shortest route back to israel, and we're still waiting on events to unfold in northern gauze or in gauze setting, which is what i think that's in the yes, that's the big box. and in the smaller top right corner of your screen, you're seeing what happened in pon eunice, i still live pictures, but obviously things are finishing out of tonya is in terms of the exchange that we witnessed a little bit earlier. so that's, that's a wrap of what's has happened of what we expect students to happen at this morning next spring in a new sound as a car for one more question. luciano, in terms of the optics we saw this morning, was sort of message, does have, must want to send here. i am the other goods, what sort of message they want to send, based on the optics we're seeing here today. i think 1st of all that they are, they are about to be able to see that live on. they can see that organize be organized in terms of military operations on intensive in terms of an is

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border to facilitate the transfer of newest wanted patients to the crossing. let me step out of the frame and show you the scene. at the moment we can see right now in the frame that there are 2 pauses carrying one that patients along with 5 impedances that are lined up on the left side of the road. waiting for the instruction by the used to in the military and the chips in the thirty's to approach to roughly crossing. now this is the 2nd batch of casualties that had been completely scheduled today to evacuate. wanted patients who are suffering from critical injuries and life threatening injuries, that cannot be a good that cannot be locally treated and now they are being prepared waiting for their permission to access rough crossing. this step is quite invite to the families of this. when did people see it as a critical lifeline that will enable them to receive the treatment that cannot be afforded locally and will help them to have a chance to survive and recover again. ty, thank you very much for that target, buzz them in rafa day. a way more palestinians a

the of the roster crossing between gauze and egypt is set to reopen, so seriously injured palestinians can finally get treatments. the kind of them are kind of, this is out of their own life from the also coming up view and says 700 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo since sunday as m 23 flights as take control of the eastern city of goma something we're doing and will passively very, substantially increasing or not us present. donald trump's terrace on goods from canada and mexico and china come into effect on site today and with trumps. don't top to come up on the way. panama flies off for a fight. it's kind of the palestinians, seriously injured and israel's war and gone to a 5 league guessing a way out for treatment. the wrath of border crossing between egypt and garza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months. at leslie b for patients needing medical attention, the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday, crossing sides as a lifeline for palestinians and garza but israel has enforced a land unsafe located for

and then for the rest, the crossing between garza and egypt is set to reopen for seriously injured palestinians to finally get treatment. the other them are kyle, this is al serra life from the also coming up you and says 700 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo since sunday as m 235 has take over the eastern city of the crashes in the us city of philadelphia assessing items on file something we're doing passively very substantially increasing or not. and us present donald trump's terrorist on goods from canada, mexico and china come into effect on saturday. the palestinians seriously injured in israel's will and gaza finally guessing a way out of treatment throughout the border. crossing between egypt and gaza is said to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months initially be for patients needing medical attention and the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday. crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza way as well, has been forced a land at m. c brocade. for 18 years, the partial reopening is part of the safe spot dale

this is the rough on board crossing launch line for the people of goza. for the 1st time since may sealants is carrying dozens of patients. many with life threatening injuries have been cleared to cross one of to another. the vehicles carrying wounded men, women, and children make the journey to egypt mocking desktops of the recovery. ghost as healthcare system is badly functioning, its hospitals are overwhelmed operating at a fraction of that capacity. medical supplies have run out and poll quotes, contest and doctors make difficult choices when who should be treated 1st. because they use them today, not that we have large numbers of wounded children who need to be treated outside casa, due to the lack of medical supplies and equipment, and causes hospitals. the delay of their evacuating let to further deterioration and their health conditions and the loss of many children evacuating 50 patients is not enough to mitigate the dire medical crisis. these patients are crossing into egypt with st. hopes and freak donio bodies. but thousands more palestinians

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so they have a cross up on his forehead forehead. which brings us to the first fight on october 22nd, saturday. so it's brigadier general joe shelby's job to get control of biden's forward. so he's going to send one of his brigades, the iron brigade under the command of major general william shift m geoff thompson to attack at byron's fort defending. at byron's fort is a brigade aid but it's a brigade about 750 strong so it's really regimental strength under the command of lieutenant colonel george hoyt from the 15th kansas cavalry. this is a combination of volunteer cavalry and kansas state militia. so thompson attacks doesn't make much progress because the part of the defenses is cutting down trees and blocking the ford and access across the river. so shelby is getting antsy because the wagon train needs to get moving because pleasants is coming so shelby detects his a regiment sends them down river and the regiment and colonel alonzo slay back to cross the river and flank the federal position. shelby also sends another regiment. g

uh we are waiting for those red cross vehicles to arrive. and of course we will cut to that as soon as it happens. now to have another developments today that is expected is the roof of border crossing it. reopening between guys and the zip to allow seriously injured palestinians to these guys are in finally get medical treatment. talk to us about that. and when that is just a rough crossing is expected to open today uh to allow for the 1st evacuation, waive of 60 palestinian one. the patients uh, from the gaza strip, to receive the treatments and hospitals in egypt and in other countries as a part of the team approach by regional miss yates. this is where, um, how much? currently, a rough i've costing is under the supervision of the european here for some taste. the movements of a do is 16 patients outside the gaza strip based on a request from palestinians and is written to a as a part of the deal that has been re weed from us and is now a europe and union is corporate thing with the w h o to facilitate the departure of who is wanting to s

they are being handed over to the red cross. in the last few moments, we have begun seeing these images of these prisoners being greeted by crowds of family members, very emotional scenes. we are expecting the release of 183 prisoners today, and kim, keeping in mind that, um, several of them i 12 of 18 of those prisoners are serving life sentences and 54 others have are serving long sentences and they are considered dangerous. they are considered terrorists by israelis. um, and so we are seeing these moments, these this release that is taking place, um, right now, we understand that more than 100 of those prisoners were detained and arrested in gaza after october 7th, they will be released into gaza. 40 prisoners released to the west bank. but another key moment, of course, is the medical evacuations of palestinians that is set to begin today with injured and sick patients who will be allowed to cross into egypt from the rafah border crossing to be able to travel abroad, to be able to receive the medical treatment that they so d

so if people do donate to the red cross, where does that money go?hat's a great question. making that financial donation allows us the most fast, fastest way to make that impact. someone from cal oes said it well the other day they talked about if you donate things, people are limited to maybe a brand that they don't like or maybe not their favorite color, or that shirt doesn't fit just right when they have financial assistance from organizations like the red cross, they're able to touch and feel and get their favorite color, their right size, and then it also helps stimulate the local economy. >> yeah, and i know that some people, if they're sitting here thinking about how much can i donate, even a $10 donation goes so far. can you walk us through, you know, when people are sitting there trying to gauge, how much do i give? >> absolutely. $10 goes a long way for those that have been displaced. that could help pay for blankets and hygiene kits. as you know, many people left with the clothes on their back, and those hygiene kits make a simple way to h

off crossing. they'll be receiving treatment abroad is the 2nd day since the border with egypt reopened. also, it was destroyed, buying this really offensive thought. a cab. i assume has more from rough stays on the spot agreements between isabel and how much it stipulates that at least 50 palestinian patients will be evacuated once, rough or cursing boards that will be reopens again on a daily basis. and during the past 2 days, what we witness was completely less, it's what list the expected number that had been agreed upon that we mediate says, and the conflicting policies just to different example, say 27 fellow citizens have been confirmed that they were evacuated to rough crossing by the w h o on today we got a new update from gauze us health ministry that 46 patients were allowed to be evacuated to rough crossing, under the supervision of the w h. o. and the cause us health ministries, folks. what we, so i used to pauses in in the ambulances that were approaching to rough horsing with childre

my beside, i'm crossing in southern guys a tell us about what's happening, where you are. and slowly we just saw the con boy escorted by the. 1 health organization move to the roof of crossing. we saw 3 ambulances and 2 buses for the companions. we approach the convoy and as the world health organization about the number of policy news, the r evacuated today. and they said that the only 3rd t palestinians have been approved by the is really forces to leave the causal strip . the journey started in therapy and hospital in one unit. and then they moved and proceeded to reflect. now what happens is sometimes days where the forces also sends back patients or injuries when they arrive to the reference crossing. and sometimes also they reject some of the continues. so we still don't know if the 30 policies are going to make it safely to their destination or not. but we also need to know that those palestinians have been deprived for medical care for the past 15 months. so not only that, there has been a lot of serious injured policy news. the are still waiting to leave the ghost

so yeah, we're pretty special fine because the land crosses the us mexico border. they have the surveillance towers across the territory. so lots of privacy, it's a lot of freedom. and if anything, it's not just them keeping an eye on movement across the border as them keeping an eye on us. what for, for cho, presence has done was basically make. everybody says back to go from a people and a place that have basically been left alone for centuries 6 to being an occupied militarize community. it is very traumatizing. what's being so clearly being here in arizona is that there is not this a direct connection between what's happening in palestine and here in the us. mexico border in a physical sense, but also an ideological sense. the perception in the us, in some parts. he said he's well has been successful in managing, pushing back palestinians, and the same thing can be done here to push people migraines in more and more extreme ways, which inevitably leads to more depths. mexico is that next destination. so we're heading to the board, a town of nogales which is a m

this is through the roof of border crossing. now that border has been open for the 1st time and nearly 9 months. there had been some discrepancy over numbers, but we can now confirm from the gaza health ministry that 50 patients, accompanied by 61 caregivers, are leaving to be treated abroad. many are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer and they've been unable to get treatment string, israel's 15 month war, $400.00 pounds thing is we're allowed to go in total as part of the ceasefire agreements. but not all will be allowed to return to gaza. or with david is a founder of inara, that's the international network, the aid relief and assistance. she explains that hundreds of policy and children need medical evacuation out of gaza in order to receive life saving medical care. more than 12000 people who are on this list are waiting medical evacuation, and among them are 2500 children who actually need to be able to emergency leave the gaza strip when we say emergency. and these are, you know, children, individuals who eit

when the palestinians, including high mass mountains to cross into egypt for medical treatment. and according to the agreement, it will happen every day. 50 people will be able to cross through rough crossing to egypt every day is what has made is clear that a new repeat of costs are transfer. k is good, shut down the see went into aaron corey there. but for now it's all good. i hosted a square in tel aviv in the meantime, crowds have been gathering since early morning watching the release on john quinn's as usual, celebrating those freed would also standing in solidarity with those 2 inc. if tibbetts, he writes, now 79 hostages remain in gauze including 3 taken before october, 7, 2023, on the palestinian side as well. will release $183.00 prisoners, including $152.00, gaza among them. 7 southern live sentences with been deported to the palestinian clave and others are originally from gaza, so they will be returned. home says he others. so $22.00 will be sent to the west bank and one exemption citizen will be sent back to egypt until now is we will release more than $400.00 pale

don't have to cross this landscape. they're actually working together and that's, that's why they called us the virtual walk, right. these towers are equipped with light vision cameras. they that could see at least 7.5 miles away. the regular cameras, the thermal energy cameras, and a ground sweeping radar system that supposedly has a 13 mile radius, probably were standing on underground motion sensors. so if you are walking any step on one, it sends off a beeping sound in like the command and control center where they're watching the video feeds. then they're able to zoom in like say they see somebody walking on the hill for us or ice r us day might be zooming and right, we're on us at this, at this very moment on one visit here, a border patrol age and bows to, to him to just seeing the towels on the hill 1st migrants to take more remote routes. and then he said, well then we go to what is a top point. and we intercept the people when they come through the tell point. there's a correlation between people dying and the

it's the 2nd day since the crossing reopened. also it was destroyed. and this radius cents have been made so it needs army says it's taking control of several towns seized by the time to treat rapid support forces in the east central, ga, sierra state, including the city of why the, by the name, thousands of sudanese who are forced to flee the city, now hope to go back. but off to a year of looting and vandalism, there were concerns may not be much for people to return to. i'm as well as the story a year ago for 1000000 people were living here in west virginia. 2 thirds of them arrived off to fleeing fighting between so then these government troops and the problem me to set it up and support forces income. in december 2023. the auto set for the 10 people select their game. but a few of state law and i use the my eldest sister was disabled, are sick. so we clearly the amount of suffering from the treatment of the artist is difficult to describe. these every method of violence against us, they would jump over the walls of homes, the people's property by

they have been taken to the red cross vehicles. i think they on out inside the vehicles the, the fights of the mos uh, vices are now trying to pump the crowns to allow these red cross costs to carry them in a way. let's just uh pause for a moment on who they are, who is being released in this stage of the data we've got, or levy 34 years old. he was at the supernova, music festival in southern israel when he was taken by from us in the october 7th attacks. we've got alicia, robbie. he's 52. he was taken by books, berry, and also all had been i'm a, he's 56. he was also taken from the composites, but ery, home to that's we were hearing earlier. this is a mix day of emotions for these men, for the families of these men. because of course, they are delighted to be homeless and liked it to be re united spots. they have lost team members of the families of the right. in fact, 34 year old or his wife was killed anthony over music festival on october. the 7th 2023 and his family is unsure if he is aware of that information. so they are wa

they cross the russell boarding from gauze or on saturday. that mocks the very 1st time, the reopening of the frontiers since israel seized control of it some 9 months ago . garza's health ministry says that he's 7 children needing medical cat had crossed into egypt by saturday evening. they were accompanied by 60 family members, a correspondent in gauze that has been kept true story of one young and alice can you get back to me? a little more just said you was the pain of body and soul accompanies palestinian children on their journey from gaza. to treatment you are of would your loss. palestinian girl differs from thousands of other palestinian children and that her name has appeared unless leaving the sector either off at border crossing with egypt to receive medical care along with her injured brother is really bombing destroyed. their family tents in their el bala, leaving garrett without a mother and father and craig and sister as well as 2 brothers. she lost her family and looms all well, she was suffering from cancer. c and we were sl

the withdrawal now allows the palestinians and a trucks to move through the crossing with some checks along the way. the nets are in the car doors a military zone and about 6 kilometers wide, created by the is really military that splits the gaza strip into the built basis. there have to taking over buildings and destroying homes, houses heroes, honey. my mood is near the next room car door by the hour was the in more number and most of the it goes are pulling up into the area right here in front of the inspection point. this is a 2 way traffic right now, north those south and south to the north. as you can see, the both, those are in the frame, right? they're just moving sand various set up by uh, the stablish bite is really monetary in the opening weeks of the war as it took control over the area for 50 months with no one would have expected to see this happening right here. the area turned into more of a deserted area of more of the waste land, as is really monetary not only shot the area but also destroyed the majority of its facilities and buildings in public facilities as well a

how do you guys, i know fullest run to exchanges. rough as border crossing reopened. so loving sick and seriously injured palestinians and gaza to go abroad for treatment. also what have you as president donald trump, imposes todd of some inputs from mexico, canada, and china. we're going to be looking at the impact the underneath, the 3 palestinian prisoners are being released from is by any jails as part of the latest exchange under the gaza. sees far, they were greeted by scenes of jubilation in southern gaza. they were reunited with their loved ones that a couple of them begins of coverage from con eunice relation income unit, the as people wait to come to mothers of is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point of view, came into effect mid january, the 183 postings men released in extreme to sweep is really captives. 111, a really in goes for some this they seemed inc to see the blue moon. but as they taking the realities, emotions to control the, the i didn't expect my husband to be released. i'd assumed has gone away forever until t

through the roof of border crossing . now this has been open this crossing for the 1st time and nearly 9 months since israel took control of it. because the health ministry says 50 patients, a company by 61 caregivers are leaving. that is what you're seeing now to be treated abroad. many of them are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer and have been unable to get treatment during israel's 15 month. for in total, $400.00 palestinians are allowed to crossover under the ceasefire agreement. but not all of them will be allowed to return to god's a. still a head on alpha 0, hundreds of people have been killed in democratic republic of congo. a soldiers baffled an armed group for control and stay with us. the only weather actions taking place about the size of the crisis. so north of the creative, but still in indonesia, the shelves are fewer than they have been. they've been focusing to some degree in born here, but now the full cost takes them to west papua and up towards the southern philippines. there's a rather

right up until they handed us over to the red cross. hopefully soon those still inside will also be premium that they will be released and re united with their family, god willing. and then actually incentive to is there for 22 years and 3 months. i can't describe the feeling you can see for yourself. how do you think the situation was in prison? sure. if you see the prisoner, you can understand what it was like inside. every prisoner has been waiting for this moment to re unite with their fame. the message to the world is to tell them that there is a people of people who deserve life on this land. you deserve freedom to leave with dignity and pride. they deserve to live for you. in the occupation there has been enough oppression inflicted on these people for so many years. we have all thoroughly been able to discuss the faith of now ex prisoners and the waste. the result was really foul, assuming for us who they had on the palestinian prisoners. thanks for listening. well that's kind of certainly these prisoners whom you have seen toda