and egypt take offense from dimension as well. when he says 200 prison is following the return of full female id of soldiers held by her mask as part of the ongoing cease fire agreement. i thought of the city and not with the limitation, thanks to all to you about his time behind bars. i was sentenced to 25 years and served 13 god willing. i want to focus on my home, my mother and my children. i want to make up for the years. they've lost the difficult days. they lived through and the tough circumstances they endured me. god gave me the strength to make it up to them. there's nothing more to say, but thank god, who has blessed us with freedom and diseases president, thanks india. for supposing the country's bid to join brakes as a nation of 280000000 people becomes the blocks lasix candidates, then the a very welcome to you. this is on the international with the late as well. news update is our top story. posing stations have opened across spelling bruce's vote is choose who's to leave the country for the next to 5 years. well, 5

the peace deal that was signed back in 1979 between egypt and israel.been reaction from far—right politicians. they have welcomed the comments from president trump because ultimately they would like to see jewish settlers return to gaza to live there in the years to come. so i think many people will be looking now to see if president trump says more about this idea he seems to have come up with. he was asked specifically whether he saw this as a temporary suggestion or a more permanent thing. he said either plan could work at this point. so i think a lot of people waiting to see what more he has to say. staying in the middle east. the white house says a ceasefire agreement between israel and lebanon will continue to be in effect until the 18th of february. the deal was meant to allow the lebanese army to deploy alongside un peacekeepers in the south, with the israeli army withdrawing by the end of sunday. earlier, the lebanese health ministry accused the israeli soldiers of firing at residents trying to return to their homes earlier, the lebanese health

up, donald trump suggests quote, cleaning out how stadiums from the gaza strip to be re settled in egypt and jordan hardliners in israel. welcome the idea the i'm melissa chat and thanks for joining us. the palestinian islamic jihad group and gaza says it will release is release of feeling hostage auto bill your food before the next plan hostage, prisoners swap with israel. according to the israel, hamas ceased by agreement. our ability of food should have been released by him off on saturday, but how mosque delayed their release over what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their old neighborhoods in northern garza gardens. desperate to go north to what's left of their old homes had been left scrambling to get food and water on the roads leading to northern gaza. thousands of people waits with the worldly possessions to return home. he's right in his blocks major authorize after each the queues thomas of breaking the terms of the ceasefire . when he failed to release the hood and he's really civilian insult, tod

in egypt. _ circumstance? when we have... in egypt. we _ circumstance? when we have...egypt. we have _ circumstance? when we have... in egypt, we have very- circumstance? when we have... in egypt, we have very long - in egypt, we have very long experience in working together with the united states and israel, and other parties. in this case, it's going to be qatar, before that it was the european union and the united nations to manage and monitor the crossings. the same crossings that we are talking about today. the rafah crossing already we have started to process hundreds of trucks, there should be 600 of them, coming across from sinai egypt to rafah and then through the israeli crossing, is really controlled crossing of karma shalom. to move to both southern and northern gaza. —— karem shalom. as the previous speaker told you, not only food and water but we have medicine and water but we have medicine and fuel for also generators to give those people who are living in the open air, on the sea in this freezing cold, some warmth during this winter. and we will work clo

yes, and i'd like - egypt to take people.general el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take| people and i'd like jordan to take people, because, i mean, you're talking. about probably a million - and a half people, and we just clean out that whole thing. over the centuries, it's had - many, many conflicts that site. and i don't know, something has to happen, but it's literally- a demolition site right now, - almost everything is demolished and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing at a different location - where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - it could be temporarily. it could be long term. jordan's foreign minister has rejected trump's suggestion. my colleague nick beake has the latest from jerusalem. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was a phenomenal location by the sea with the best weather. now, though, he's describing it as a demolit

i'd like egypt to take people. i'm meeting with...e general- tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - over the centuries, it's. many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, it's, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing. at a different location where they can maybe live . in peace for a change. it could be temporarily. it could be long term. president trump's comments come as thousands of displaced palestinians are being prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip. after israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. these are the live pictures from gaza, where people are waiting to return to their homes. live pictures. there we

but of course, the ag, egypt, as part all are tied in with the aid to israel. so we could try to insert some sort of financial pressure. but he mentioned there that he wants to see the other arab states pay for the construction of the infrastructure that would be needed. and i think it's important to point out. jordan and egypt have said in the past, no, pretty much everyone in the region has said no, and i just, the u. s. can put a certain amount of pressure, but it is clear that'd be if you look at his words, are the people around him that donald trump is very much willing to look is really the prime minister benjamin netanyahu do basically anything he wants in gaza and then lot of them to a spring and have a, i believe is a political analyst, i'm slim, a palestinian liberation organization communications direct to welcome to the program. have a what do you make of how a jordan foreign minister has responded to trump's comments about a golf and moving to jordan? i think jordan has a very clear from the very beginning. let's remember that there is an agenda in

and in the last hour, reports from egypt say 70 palestinian prisoners have now arrived in egypt fromhere they'll travel on to neighbouring countries. in a moment, we'll be live with our correspondents across the region. but first, here's this report from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. whistling and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, all aged 20, and liri albag, now aged 19. all four apparently in good physical health. with foreign reporters currently unable to enter gaza, we're relying on footage filmed by local journalists. and among israelis watching in hostage square in tel aviv, there were cheers, as events in gaza's palestine square unfolded. the body language is positive. i must say, what seems at first sight a good appearance does not necessarily say what's going on inside, inside the body, inside the soul. among the crowd, many are st

reports from egypt say 70 palestinian prisoners have now arrived in egypt from where they'll travel onneighbouring countries. meanwhile hamas has told mediators that a female israeli civilian, arbel yehud, held hostage in the gaza strip, will be released next week. israel says she should have been freed today. in the last half hour, islamichhad has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof arbel yehud is still alive. if confirmed, this would clear the way for thousands of gaza residents to return to the north of the strip today. the israeli prime minister's office had said palestinian civilians won't be permitted to return to northern gaza until she is released. in a moment, we'll hear from our correspondents across the region. but first, here's this report from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. whistling, applause. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gil

but egypt very important, by the way, as you can imagine on bringing capacity and truck straits in by the way of floating at delivery point, not just entry points. but the 2nd thing is making sure that the guns a power plant is, is a, is a repair that will take 2 weeks. i'm guessing that it's important for people survival, making sure that the roads that are needed to be used or identify d mind the rubble, you know, making sure that there's a reasonable amount of knowledge about where people are going to move because they've already thousands and thousands of people are moving, god help them i would to but getting a to them is that for a moving, moving picture. and so that is gonna be a combination from right now of massive delivery flux combined with trying to make the, the, the, the receiving end a clear and being able to receive at all that at a time when it's still shaky. as of course, we know from today, and that's alarming and the finding the security point we've discussed where as soon as we're seeing now, it's really military operations are stopping. i hope you're the same fro

so this is the cut up for egypt and jordan accepted. or calvin's have been expressing fear that the war may very well continue under washington's new administration, and thought that trump's policies will favor them in any way. this is the drums of policy and the policy of the whole west be synonymous with the policy of israel. in order to control the entire region, of course, trump is following the same political model. the war will continue sonoma term, but it's going to trumps. policy will be a mixed policy in the sense that he will try to provide supplies and weapons to be israel. east and at the same time try to stop the war. but i believe that he will not stop the war. and israel will continue its aggression on the gaza strip so he will give it hot low. can you cool? there might be an agenda related to israel for a specific policy behind it. and i, you know, but the reality we saw is that the was stopped to give it that we hope that what lies ahead will be better that his decision will be better for the palestinian people when he

we spoke with some of the refugees in kyra we fled from gaza and the war to egypt because of showing fear and terror was subjected several times to inevitable death. and i was wounded in my head on the night of my travel, the house next to mine was bombed. i went out with 3 of my sons to egypt, and this was not easy because i left behind 4 of my sons with their wives and my grandchildren. my mind and heart are always with them. my longing for my children is very great, and i very much hope that the crossing will be opened and that we will meet again with each other to feel comfortable, even with the anxiety terror, fear, and hunger that they felt when massacres occur in gaza, we hurry to contact them, reassure them and feel very afraid for them. i look back from that as i left gaza in the april 2024 because of the war and the crimes of genocide committed by israel throughout the gaza strip. i moved from gaza city to rafa and then to attend in darrow bala, it was a very difficult decision when i left because of the egypt difficult because my family brothers and my wife were still ther

cheering in exchange, israel released 200 palestinians from its jails to gaza, egypt and the occupiedt bank. first glimpses of long—lost relatives, first glimpses of post—war gaza. running to meet the red cross van in gaza, rafe alfare�*s niece and nephew, with their mother. "it's been 20 years," she said. "my brother. "my heart." but the homecoming of those displaced by the war here was delayed. blocked by israeli forces after israel accused hamas of breaching the deal by not releasing a civilian female hostage held by another militia group. then panic as shots were fired. israel doesn't allow outside journalists in to operate independently from gaza, but reports suggest one man was killed and others injured. israel's army said it fired warning shots into the air. across the border, 15 months of waiting ended. in the relief of hugging a parent holding a child. their return also a reminder of 90 hostages still held in gaza. for them, this isjust the beginning in a long and precarious road home. lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. for more, i spoke with lucy williamson a short while a

yes, and i'd like - egypt to take people.neral el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people i and i'd like jordan to take| people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half people, i and we just clean - out that whole thing. over the centuries, - it's many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved - with some of the arab nations and build housing - at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - it could be temporarily. it could be long term. i the president's comments come as thousands of displaced palestinians are gathering in central gaza — waiting for the israeli military to allow them to return to their homes in the north of the strip. these are live pictures from wadi in gaza, where displaced people have been waiting to cross into the north. on saturday, israel said it wo

now egypt and jordan will be put on the immense pressure. i think to take a whole city, take palestinians, they're going to make the lives of the people in golf. it's almost impossible to. it's already impossible to live. israel has not just killed like potentially 300000 people. they've killed the existence of life. they've just decimated the entire health care infrastructure. people can not get fresh water, they absolutely destroyed education. they've destroyed the ability to get 8 that successfully what 8 is floating a bit more now since the ceasefire. right, you've seen the roads, i mean they pull those everything. it's almost impossible to reach everyone. they have kill the ability to keep life live in golf. yes, the policy and use resists yes to apply the palestinians is not going to be easy right now. but i do believe they not wants to be removed from their last full sleep . okay, just to point out gas that officials say over 40000 people have been killed by is, is really officials your 300000 numbers. where is that coming from? well,

reports from egypt say 70 of the 200 prisoners have arrived in egypt — from where they'll travel on tobouring countries. as part of the ceasefire deal, thousands of gaza residents were supposed to be allowed to return to the north of the strip today. but israel is preventing them crossing into the north until a female civilian hostage, arbel yehud, is released. israel says she should have been freed today. hamas says she will be released next week, and another armed palestinian group, islamichhad, has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof she is still alive. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has this report. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, all aged 20, and liri albag, now aged 19. all four apparently in good physical health. with foreign reporters currently unable to enter gaza, we're relying on footage filmed by local journali

he will be forced to be expelled into egypt. would be the least, but expelled into egypt and much more muscle. hey you, i just wanted to know, can you give a background on your fall the, when was he detained? exactly, and for how long? i don't know. i wouldn't be on a lot of the i see that my father had the mohammed to a month ago and has been detained since 1985 meaning before the also i agree, man, he was not among bill cities in the providing in egypt. i pray to god almighty that he will be at least and when they read them, once again, i pray to god almighty, that's all the palestinian detainees will be released. and how old were you when your father was imprisoned? because that was a very long time ago. a lot has changed since, as well as your right lee said, many changes have happened to the family be to 1985 this day and i'm certain that my father and many other the palestinian uh serving the high end. is there a buzz? namely, those who are serving life day items or long terms, they have themselves gone through many change

is good for the region and definitely good for egypt. we have been also affected negatively from what's happening in the red sea. suez canal. receipts coming down. but most importantly for palestinian people and the importance of peace. but also for it to be lasting and we need to think about the day after which the reconstruction. so much that still needs to be done and it's through joint efforts from the region and the international community that we will be able to see this through. >> indeed and international corroboration is going to be critical on the next steps for gaza. but also in the more short-term whether or not this cease-fire will actually hold. are you optimistic that it will? >> i mean, it's been a struggle for a long time. we have to be optimistic because all of us want to see this come to a resolution which creates hope for the people and for the region. >> indeed and minister, can you update us on the situation at the rafah crossing? is aid getting to where it's needed most. >> if you have been watching, aid is getting

i'd like egypt to take people and i'd like jordan to take people. you're talking about a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. you know, over the centuries, it's have many, many conflicts. and i don't know something has to happen. it's literally a demolition side. almost everything is demolished and people are dying. the so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab nations and build housing at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. that's as guys as express fear that the war is likely to continue under washington's new administration. many doubt that terms, policies will say over them. this is from trump's policy and the policy of the whole west be synonymous with the policy of israel in order to control the entire region. of course, trump is following the same political model of the war. we'll continue to move from that. it's going to trumps policy will be a mix policy in the sense that he will try to provide supplies and weapons to these rallies, and at the same time try to stop the wa

i'd like egypt to take people and i'd like jordan to take people. you're talking about a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. you know, over the centuries it's had many, many conflicts. and i don't know something has to happen. it's literally a demolition side, almost everything is demolished and people are dying. the so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab nations and build housing at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. the 2nd presenter and hostage swap between israel and the moss has taken place as part of the ongoing, a cease fire agreement between the signs. 200 palestinians have been released from is rarely jails. the majority who were allowed to return to the west bank had been serving life sentences according to the palestinian prisoners office, 70 people convicted of the most serious crimes have already been deported to egypt . parties, middle east, and correspondent maria from ocean. i kept an eye on the developments for now in ramallah as in sharp off location where a

would assume what about jordan and egypt at this particular point in time? because what leverage, what pressure can trump the pushing on them to change best on? well, in the past we've seen economic inducements. in particular, i mean, these are both economies that are heavily dependent on outside assistance and, and as a result, there's been a lot of leveraging of the economic power of some gulf states as well as the united states directly itself to try and pressure these, these governments to play along, but again, the political will is also domestic. and in the case of egypt for instance, there is not a lot of acceptance of this among other segments of the egyptian political and military leads. and in the similar lee, this is truly within jordan. as well, given the kinds of demographic shifts, the kinds of security arrangements that they would be responsible for. and of course, ultimately all of this is about enabling and excusing israel's behavior over the course of the genocide of the last 15 months. and so i think as a result, the conditions simply are

we appreciate and thank the efforts of all international mediators — united states, qatar and egypt —re hamas stands in accordance with the agreement. idf troops will continue to be deployed and operate and to do everything, everything to protect the citizens of israel. our mission is not over until every single hostage comes home. as pa rt of as part of the agreement, 200 palestinian prisoners have been released from israeli jails. we arejust released from israeli jails. we are just seeing from egyptian media that 70 of those freed palestinian prisoners have arrived in egypt. a large numbers of the others are going to the west bank and our correspondentjohn donnison is in ramallah. describe the scenes, john.— in ramallah. describe the scenes, john. ., , scenes, john. you can see the three prison — scenes, john. you can see the three prison bosses _ scenes, john. you can see the three prison bosses behind i scenes, john. you can see the i three prison bosses behind me. those arrived about 20 minutes ago and pretty chaotic scenes as the prisoners got off. a very large crowd and we saw

and the border between egypt and the border between egypt and the border between egypt and gaza will and as we were earlier in the war so just everything needs to be pushed. all the donors need to be sending aid or cash so that we can buy locally and get it in. sean carroll from anera, thank you forjoining me on bbc. thank you for having me. as we've heard, three hostages have been released today. hamas seized 251 people on october 7 2023 — of them, according to israel, more than 90 are still unaccounted for, but only 60 are believed to be alive. emily damari is the only british—israeli hostage — and she was freed today. lucy manning reports. it's the smile that says she's free. emily damari and her mum, mandy, radiating joy as she spoke to her brother on the phone moments after her release. this was all mandy had said she wanted — to hug her daughter again. emily in good spirits despite her ordeal, despite missing two fingers after she was shot on october the 7th. tonight in the hospital, she reunited with her brothers and otherfamily, clutching onto them — for so long, they had bee

and of course, that egypt you said that you're doing is, 1st of all the data gain. a 2nd of all would be substantially threatened by an influx of 2 or $3000000.00 thousands into their own societies, especially georgia because so much of the population already. our original refugees from palestine. trump is unpredictable in his approach to foreign policy. that's an understatement. how does this impact its success of the overall c spar? i don't think it will affect to cease fire at the moment because this is a deal that is real struck with from us and all sorts seem to be committed to it for the moment. i don't know how long it will last, but there is nothing in a cease fire that talks about the longer term. it doesn't talk about what's kind of going on there should be and gaza after everything is sort of returned to normal quote unquote normal. and so what's president trump is talking about is something further down the line. and then frankly i, you know, it's just talk for now it's dangerous talk. of course it's, it's in flames here. world a but i don't think he und

a j, a y schreiber was the day egypt intervenes to try to diffuse, the tension between palestinian are in groups and the jordanian government. moved to lend a cause, i should be when what up allow me to give them and they can do that. how else could come up the most of kind of way across the head that just the back look and who am i still the but i feel i give them the shopping for me. well, i have them, here's the sort of thing or them, but out i'll be in the 2nd. we'll good, we'll talk at the end of that can be argument as bad and what the on over here come them and we're kind by because, i mean that's level 5 a woman who was a uh, with that time goodness of the tenant. uh, how about the side of the ceiling and numerous so you can get me on newman fi home or use it said, well, i could ended up valuable door feet. but then as a 5th period a. so you, what a lot of, i don't know why why so that with us at least the, with a bunch of people are very good at mistake to sit at the most well 100 and how to buy in a very sadly. or you can have what i'm what said god succeeded. nah. said in oc

we're talking about 70 people that are right now on their way to egypt. they are in buses that they come from the international red cross. it. those are people that aren't going to stay for one week in egypt, while it's being built, which countries they are going to go to the next stage. but there's a temporary location in egypt, a hotel where they're going to stay for a week month. those, for example, from 1985, he has to be there. he was supposed to be released and the bill slo agreement back in 1993. and so you're talking about a situation that continues to be the cycle. let's put it this way in for you, so you may change the conditions. have been awful for palestinians. we're talking about over 10000 people in jails. none of them have have a fair trial. many of them are there without charges. at least 5 of them have died have been killed in this really jail science. october the 7th. the use of torture in the starting. the jails has been proven by human rights organizations in not, not only about their complaints about for their complaints, about, abou

as the footage shows from egypt trucks are lining up to bring aid into gaza.ll allow 600 trucks in every day, a 12 fold increase on the current flow of supplies. the deal is proving controversial in israel. people voiced their opposition. inside there are differences between benjamin netanyahu and his coalition partners but he is under huge pressure in israel to bring remaining hostages home and he is pushing on with the agreement. officials say more than 100 palestinians have been killed by israeli strikes since the draft agreement was first announced on wednesday. let's talk about this with the special envoy for negotiations in the u.s. always good to see you. a senior egyptian official told the bbc a meeting has been held in cairo to talk about the mechanisms for implement and the cease-fire in gaza. can you tell us what that looks like? frank: the biden administration has been right to focus on that very closely over the last few weeks. the challenges that israel and hamas -- any time that is a risk. the 2014 deal with hamas and israel for a temporary ceas

i am desperately waiting to hear about my father arriving in egypt. i prayed to god almighty that he will be released and will taste freedom once again. or the y times released a statement after the exchange of his reilly captives and palestinian prisoners saying, today the will celebrate, says president trump secure the release of full more is rarely hostages, who were for far too long held against the will by how boss and horrific conditions the united states will continue with its great pop the israel to push for the release of all remaining hostages and the proceeds of peace throughout the region. you'll see michael, back as the middle east and north africa program director at chatham house. he says, american pressure, all these by the government is critical to prevent cease find some collapsing in this kind of people. she actually needs the other question. so why is most of the agreement? the photos disagreements was already on the table. and when, when president bible was in the, in the white house, there was not enough. are there not enough iss

reports from egypt say 70 of the 200 prisoners have arrived in egypt — from where they'll travel on touring countries. as part of the ceasefire deal, thousands of gaza residents were supposed to be allowed to return to the north of the strip today. but israel has so far prevented them crossing into the north until a female civilian hostage, arbel yehud, is released. israel says she should have been freed today. hamas says she will be released next week, and another armed palestinian group, islamichhad, has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof she is still alive. first, this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson. in a theatre of war, the theatre of victory. cheering four israeli soldiers escorted by hamas to a specially—built stage. naama, liri, daniela and karina smiling for the cameras after 15 months in captivity, their freedom signed moments before. in tel aviv�*s hostage square, tension broke into joy, then relief. the childhood friends of liri albag watched together as she was freed — a moment imagined many times. still unreal. when i saw liri's s

of egypt in the past as well as leading officials in jordan. and i said, is there anything in the circumstance that could force you to rip up your peace agreement with israel? both avoided that stepped aside from that, didn't want to counter that, but said at the same time that what both, what is real was doing, but also the displacement of palestinians would be. so at point a completely unacceptable. and you see all these equations and you just said, i wonder, how's it going to work out? you know, because you've got now i don't know if you've seen the pictures of what northern guys it looks like they moved southern gaza, know that's a decimated society. it's not just that at this, at the moment of this show, 46000 people have been killed and who knows how that will grow down the road because you've got infrastructure. bonaparte, not just tunnels of hamas, but schools, churches, you know, food banks, businesses, you know, wiped out or had the, a guy from the united nations in here, whose job is to sort of look at, you know, the human rights of

if you months a go between egypt done on nice ro is a dot and that's and one is right to to be there less than one the president, the mean 30 percent is there and also supporting the 1st phase of the, of this as far as and if i would leave at the end of this, it satisfies the, the sign, this contract. but it looks like you started may be negotiating the time of the study and the location is now it is, it's supposed to be, are still talking about that the me a pre, if i to, to, to remain in control of the solve it and some preference because one of the main objectives of eastern alone, the whole process has been to prevent how much to rearm and you sort of has been always accusing it easy to allows that this made it 38 to come through the roof across. and so it's supposed to be in a digital object the well, if you start to keep meaning that it presents, if you get the control of this route across it and they, these are the presence. and if i'm what has been called the philadelphia caught it all, which is that the border, essentially the guy's side of the border between garza and i'm,

these pictures are from egypt where trucks are waiting to bring aid into gaza.er the deal, israel will allow 600 trucks into

i munition there is from egypt through the tunnels and the arrows all around here, accumulate power. and they back, we went through one means to find that another into father. we went through it for many, many crisis, and even my family suffer, the lot or full of my family members were killed in the thorough a tech. i'll tell you the number one sentiment that they have now is that i see that my nation is being mediated by who by your leaders, by, by the, by of our lead, there's made our enemies. you made us. and i'm very, very, very critical, very i, i am i, i'm not disappointed by, but from, because i knew exactly how we would be he tried to take from us, people even notice it, but didn't in the, for the previous time, it came with the plan of the century, people didn't those notice this plan had the map with it. and it was like you re sink menu. our chief them is here on the our, i mean of the state of israel achievement on the, on the mountain reach. and given a get the way to the listing instead. thank god. it didn't, it wasn't carried out to be the did. we can come to college na

us the 3rd space 5 per us proposal, is that the un security council 4 times the castle, the us in egypt, half assisted with mediation efforts and off the shuttle diplomacy is finding over a year, finally, israel on how most of agreed on a ceasefire. jail many suggest the pressure by the incoming american president, donald trump, to the balance, to victoria guys, and be types of the back of 15 months. this is really a tax on palestinians. the world goes, it did not stalls. on october the 7th 2023, it began in 9048 with the 1st expulsion of palestinians from the land and israel's occupation of palestine mass. now submit it to your ration. alexis slowed on october. the 7th at around 6 30 am local. it'd been planned use in advance with one overarching go to focus the world's attention on israel's occupation. the mass load attack was as swift as it was brutal. 1139 is where these will killed 251 will capture. many will, kills at the hands of their own military use a foot back during the tales of the day. and investigation by the is where the newspaper horwitz was clear. israel used the hanni

and that's what i mean that has the pump, and this is why now we have a strict and clear with egypt and place on how that exchange will uh, will happen. our team at working in the operations room in egypt alongside their education and the us, the counterpart of working right now as we speak, only making sure that the exchange today happens seamlessly. and this is done that goes to making sure that that monitoring by the, the mediation of monitoring the process itself and making sure that communication between both sides is clear and open. and i convey messages very clearly on movement and 10 timings and so on. and there we are very hopeful are they uh, confident that the change that they will be successful. well, as far has caused mixed emotions and celebrations and hope for a problem at the end of war to morning infinity 47, fives, and people are killed. among the dead, one more than $200.00 journalists, the media workers prepared the ultimate price while documenting the genocide or con phones of these tests to protect and the identified unless yet they've also the little protection fo

how about really being deported to egypt? ortiz, middle east correspondence riff and arched as being following. for now in ramallah evans drop off location where a palestinian prisoners were brought tough to their release and ways you can see the crowd has gathered to welcome them. now ex prisoners, the motions are running high. people are whistling. the recent news they've heard somewhere. some people are dancing manual cemetery and palestinian flags. most of our relatives anticipating the return of their loved ones and friends of those really. but also just ordinary people. that is, they say is celebration moment for the entire palace. seen a nation theories charged with imagination, but joyful freedom of the forest makes with sadness. so we're 46000 gallons were killed in 15 months of the war. and this is one big deal. okay. now i think there is another reason or now the main, the recreation center in a 2nd way of return release the 200 palestinian prisoners in exchange for soldiers who are afraid of earlier on the 2nd day

with the exceptions, as you mentioned of is well on egypt. and this is going to have a huge impact when we look at ukraine itself. just in the last few months, few years is received simply like $485000000.00 us dollars to do some quotes to monetary and programs for assistance on the grant. after the full of the soviet union back in 1990 between then i'm just off to the mind and coach took place in 2014, something like $5000000000.00 us dollars was pumped into quite following the us so called she man is hiring programs f one including investing in people which is forty's aid, some $400000000.00 invested in got a load. now, present printing of russia has said many times so that there was a link between this kind of funding, the money that those and, and using certain countries. and then the crew that happened in ukraine, the 2014 at noon as my dad. and of course, we've also now got, you know, us officials being closed on tape essentially saying that the money that was being spent in countries like u. k was being used to a sub position the count