daughters were prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalemrd from some of them about their experience in detention. this is the result of being abused while being taken from one place to another, from one bus to another. on both sides, reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were murdered by hamas gunmen in their kibbutz home, to where he will return on his own, but not alone. at least 183 palestinians were released from several israeli prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. this is the result of being abused while being taken from one place to another, from one bus to another. it's the result of infections with the disease that you heard about in the prisons, such as scabies in all its forms. i have a mild case. and the severe type that those who stayed behind prison suffer from greatly. it's an indescribable feeling, a rebirth, in the truest sense of the word, a fee

our atleast 183 palestinians were released from several israeli the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusaleme heard from some of them about their experience in detention. translation: this is the result of being - abused while being taken translation: this is the result of being - from one place to another, from one bus to another. i have a mild case. suffer from greatly. it's an indescribable feeling, a rebirth, in the truest sense of the word, a feeling we're experiencing for the first time in our lives. i had been away from home for 21 years. some voices of prisoners today. on the hostage releases. the three men were taken to hospital when released and we saw the scenes as their families rejoiced, we've seen that and have had a statement from the hospital looking after them in the last hour or so, saying that they about the state of some of the prisoners released on the other side? as you say, the palestinian red crescent say seven needed to be taken to hospital. we heard a rather competent interview, by a prominent have been badly treated and wanted more attention to be paid to their con

and we're speaking, you know, more recently with a wider span of people from the west bank, from eastjerusalemand torture. the israeli military has shot dead two palestinian women — israel says its troops were scanning a house in the occupied west bank. despite all the focus on gaza and the ceasefire in gaza, israel has stepped up quite significantly its military in the occupied west bank. more than 70 people are reported to have been and this latest incident, as you say, unofficial of those women was pregnant in the latest israeli military parts of the west bank, but particularly the northern around the city ofjenin, in particular what's known as thejenin camp. wyre, let's talk now about this return for many people to northern gaza. now, the phrase that gets bandied around is people are returning home. aren't there any more. i know you've not been able to get into gaza itself, but what scenes have we seen? history it's left about 60% of buildings, particularly so people had no choice but to leave to refugee camps in the south. this is an area towards the centre of gaza that, so people have be

to bring we will eradicate hamas and bring back our hostages. the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalemnd gaza. experience in detention. from one bus to another. i have a mild case. and the severe type that those who stayed behind prison suffer from greatly. a rebirth, in the truest sense of the word, a feeling we're of the word. i had been away from home for 21 years. translation: l was beaten i yesterday during my transfer to our correspondent injerusalem, joe inwood has more on the hostage releases. we saw the three men standing on stage and i think compared the three men were taken to hospital when released but had real looks of concern on their faces. on the other side? the pictures of the palestinian prisoners coming off the buses, again, some of them look in a bad condition. as you say, the palestinian red crescent say seven needed we heard a rather competent interview, by a prominent politician by the bbc earlier, saying that some of the men of the people released today. the labour mp andrew gwynne has been sacked tonight as a health fellow mps and councillors. the greater manch

israeli prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalems the result of being abused while being it's the result of infections with the disease that you heard about in the prisons, such scabies in all its forms, i have a mild case. suffer from greatly. time in our lives. i was beaten yesterday relations at lse. we are seeing claims of mistreatment on both sides. you think of that? let's oi'i on the positives right focus on at the positives right now. think of the families and loved ones of the israeli s”? ands??? 77 v hostages and palestinian prisoners and captives. the ceasefire still holds 2 million palestinians, you can breathe a bit for now, they are not being bit for now. they are not being .. challenge facing killed. the challenge facing the international community is that for the second phase, of the ceasefire, my fear is that i don't think the second phase of the ceasefire will see the light of day, of a lighggf day. because of a of questions from variety of questions from president trump's statement you are forcing the that you are