how many soldiers of magic and three rich people, me, nuer gamani, itay sabirski, and youssef sharabi all buried in the ruins, soldiers of magic, soldiers of al-hams, managed to save lives my and itay's, but after that, we didn't manage to save yossi, yossi didn't sleep at this stage, after a few days, two nights, they moved me and it to another place, and during the transition, itay was hurt by our forces, terribly, and he didn't sleep. wounded, with חבלות בראש, קל לאש בחתכילים, פצועה בשאר הלגלג, itay sabirski, yosef sharabi, both of them. stop this madness, bring us back to our families, for now we are alive, bring us back home, our sister, stop this madness, bring us back to our families, as long as we are alive, bring us back home, bring us back home . and with the presence of amir daryadar siari, deputy coordinator and chief of staff of the army and amir daryadar irani, commander of the navy. the simulation was designed and built in cooperation with knowledge-based companies and defense industries of the country. and gives the pilot the opportunity to practice flight at any time

in the structure, we have many soldiers of magic and three prisoners, ani, nuer gamani, itai sabirskief sharabi. after the wire hit our structure, we were all buried between the harissat, the soldiers of al-haksem, the soldiers of al-hams, managed to save my life and that of itay, but then they failed to save yossi. yossi did not sleep at this stage. after a few days, two nights, they moved me and it to another place, and during the move, it was hurt by our forces. it's terrible and i don't sleep, i 'm wounded with bruises on my head, injured body. itai sabirski, yosef sharabi , both of them died in our sisterhood, stop this madness, bring us home, bring our powers, stop this madness, bring us back to our families, as long as we are alive, bring us home, bring us home. it's been so long that he just said goodbye to me , why did it happen like this, and the story is not over yet . good tv at a reasonable price with long terms in irani sarai. the last price is in irani sarai. what is the energy of the partners, he will change your mood , what is the help of the cattlemen at the time of

بمنابة هينو كهمة خيلي كسم وسلوها عشيريم: ani, nuer gamani, itay sabirski, and yosef sharabi.ng, we were all buried in harisot. the soldiers of al-haksem, the soldiers of al-hams, managed to save my life and his yes, but later. we didn't manage to save yossi , yossi didn't sleep at this stage, after a few days, two nights, they moved me and i to another place . on the rest of the body, itay sabirski, yosef sharabi, both of them died from our forces, stop this madness, bring us back to our families, as long as we are alive. the world-renowned human rights organization from the three senior officials of the us government, joe biden, the president. president anthony blinken, secretary of state and lloyd austin , secretary of defense of the united states, accused of genocide in gaza a court in the state of california has sued. the reason for the complaint of these human rights organizations and civil activist groups of the world as plaintiffs in the case against the american president and his two ministers is that they violated international laws, including the violation of the ge

we tried to figure out if the authorities had any clue about itay. no one was able to identify him physically in the field. that gave us some hope, maybe he will show up. and after four days, we got a knock on the door. believe me, you do not want your enemies, in that situation, you do not want to open that door. but you also understand that you know where your heart is going. we, here today, are sitting as the lucky ones. the last notification from the idf is that he was abducted, kidnapped by the hamas organization. ever since, we have no proof of life no indication of his medical status. we just came today from the international red cross, explaining to them that the way that we operate in this manner is not the way that we expect them to operate. in this case, they are the witnesses, they are the ones that see the hostages going out, they need to get the international community behind them and they need to know and understand that this is not acceptable by the international committee. they do not need to be allowing any type of digitization -- v

my name is yosi shebabi, i am 53, i am itai sabirski, 38, מטל אביב. feel, i feel that i have been forgotten twice already, once when we did not answer the door, and second time when we did not bring us home. netanyahu, please, stop the war, bring us home, we are in difficult conditions here, there is no food, there is no water, there is danger here, all the time no missiles are falling where i am, there is no water, there is no food, there are no means. عزليم here, the soldiers treat us beautifully. they worry about us as much as possible, and there are no means for our situation. as the war continues, it becomes more difficult and more dangerous for us, and we must stop the war now . שטי טילים התפוצׂ ואאחד לא התפוצצצ, במבנה היניו עשמה קיילי קשמע ושלושה עצירים, i, nuer gamani, itay sabirski, and yosef sharabi. after the missile hit our building, we were all buried in harisot. the soldiers of al-haksem, the soldiers of hamas managed to save my life and mine, but... after that, they didn't manage to save it. yossi, yossi didn't survive at this stage, af

in tonight's "weekend journal," itay hod profiles a photographer documenting life on the historic spany and you might just become the focus of jake ricker's six-year-long obsession. >> november 2017, i came out here one day just by myself, just photographing, and then i never really left. >> reporter: a street photographer, he has been here every day capturing life along this iconic landmark. >> some days it's sad and some days it's exciting and a positive experience. i think that's what makes it so amazing. >> reporter: in the last four years, he says he has missed only 20 days, snapping an estimated 100,000 photos. are there ever days you don't want to be here? >> yeah, i mean, all the time. i wish i could sleep in. i wish i could not be in cold, fog, and rain. >> reporter: he is here up to ten hours a day. unlike most people, his eye is not on the bridge itself, but on what's happening on it. >> you have one second to get it right. you could never duplicate that situation again. and when you get something out of that, i think it's way more magical than anything that could be capture

yossi sharabi and itay svirsky.a statement accompanying the video, the armed wing of hamas said the hostages were killed by israel's air strikes. the israeli defence minister yoav gallant has accused hamas of using psychological abuse over the fate of the hostages. our middle east correspondent wyre davies told me more from eastjerusalem. this will be very distressing for the families of the hostages — of course notjust those directly involved, but the families of the 130 or so hostages thought to still be held in captivity. hamas has done this thing before, trying to put pressure on the israeli government to call a cease—fire in order to release the hostages safely. but this episode has been particularly distressing and i think brutal. these videos were released in three trenches — the first videos show just the three hostages speaking, it wasn't clear when the images were taken. the second video which was released this morning showed the three people again, but suggested that their fate wasn't known — they might b

itay was at his cab bits.to be on leave for his brother's bar mitzvah. that's when he was taken. do you have any idea what happened to him, where he is, what his status is? >> so he was protecting farmers, agricultural villages we call kibbutz. we know that the base was under attack. we know that they were active and trying to protect the farmers. but contact was lost after 1 1/2 hours or so with them. initially they were defined as missing in action. nobody was able to identify him physically. no one identified him in one of the hospitals as well as not on the deceased list. so basically we were unaware where he was for about 48 hours. and then when the idf needs to give you an official status, it comes with a knock on the door. i was trying to explain to the viewer what's that is like. at 6:00 a.m., you get a knock on the door. on the other side, two high-ranking army officials. that's when you stop breathing and you want them to go away, disappear. somehow you need to collect yourself and understand that yo

. >> reporter: also there, parents of american hostages including 19-year-old itai chen. >> the hostages cannot be collateral damage they need to come out. then you can do whatever you want. >> reporter: secretary of state blinken called it a strong and compelling proposal. prime minister netanyahu's spokesman says nothing's agreed to bottom line, hamas now holds all the cards. tom? >> okay, andrea. >>> in washington today a former irs contractor who leaked tax records of former president trump and others was sentenced to five years in prison when charles littlejohn pleaded guilty in october, federal prosecutors said he weaponized his access to taxpayer data to further his own political agenda, believing he was above the law. >>> now to the battle over the southern border, with house republicans revealing articles of impeachment against the homeland security secretary. all as a potential border security deal is in jeopardy ryan nobles at the capitol. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time in 150 years, a cabinet official is staring down the possibility of impeachment house republicans

itay hod introduces us. >> reporter: step onto the golden gate bridge on any given day , and you mightst become the focus of jake ricker six year long obsession. >> november, 2017, i came out one day by myself and started photographing and i never really left . >> reporter: a street photographer or in this case, bridge photographer, he has been here every day capturing life along this iconic landmark. >> some days it is a really sad day and some days it is a really exciting and positive experience . i think that is what makes it so amazing. >> reporter: in the last four years, he says he is a missed only 20 days. snapping an estimated 100,000 photos. either ever days where you don't want to be here? >> yeah. all the time i wish i could sleep in and not be in cold fog and rain. >> reporter: he is here up to 10 hours a day. but unlike most people, his eye is not on the bridge itself, but what is happening on it . >> you have one second to get it right and you can never duplicate that situation again. and when you get something out of that , i think it is way more magical than anything th

no one has taken more pictures than the guy you are about to meet, but he told our itay hod it's notthe span efforts he's out to capture. it's the stories that unfold on it. >> reporter: step onto the golden gate bridge on any given day and you might just become the focus of jake ricker's six year long obsession. >> november 2017 i came out here by myself just photographing and i never really left. >> reporter: a street photographer or in this case bridge photographer, he's been here every day capturing life along this iconic landmark. >> some days it's like a really, really sad days and some days it's a really, really exciting and positive experience. i think that's what makes it so amazing. >> reporter: in the last four years he says he's missed only 20 days, snapping an estimated 100,000 photos. are there ever days where you don't want to be here? >> yeah. i mean all the time. i wish i could sleep in. i wish i could not be in cold fog and rain. >> reporter: he's here up to ten hours a day, but unlike most people, his eye is not on the bridge itself, but on what's happening on it.

i'm just looking at the words of naama weinberg, who is a cousin of itay svirsky, who we now know ishin the last 48 hours or so — at least, we now know of their deaths within the last 48 hours — and she has said this: "some of israel's military action "is directly endangering the hostages." she says, "hostages�* families inside israel feel "frustrated and suffocated." is itjust the case that the netanyahu government is ignoring these words and the mass demonstrations that we've seen in tel aviv demanding that netanyahu prioritise the release of hostages and get to a truce, a ceasefire, to enable that to happen? we want to see the hostages come home and we're doing what we can to expedite that. and the only way to do that is to keep the military pressure on hamas. that's what worked in november. that can work injanuary. hamas is not going to suddenly release the people it's abducted because hamas has decided to become a humanitarian organisation that observes, you know, the rules of armed conflict. 0n the contrary, they are brutal murderers. they are killers, they are rapists. they ar

where hostage noa argamani, in the middle, under duress, claims two fellow hostages, yossi sharabi and itaywirsky, have been killed. they're like a psychological terror. they want that we will be afraid all the time, and that's their way to make us weak. at yotam's funeral, a drum kit. their family's last name means life, and iris is determined her sons will have meaning. keeping the human spirit. with a high human spirit, even in a dark place like hamas captivity, he finished his life like a free person. aljazeera's gaza bureau chief wael al dahdouh has now left gaza for egypt to receive medical treatment. he was injured in a strike last month, in which his cameraman was killed. five members of his family have been also killed since the war broke out on 7th october. i spoke to a colleague and friend of wael — our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf who is in istanbul. i began by asking him about wael�*s condition. he was injured in the air strike, and there was shrapnel in his hand that damaged in a nerve in his hand. also some shrapnel to his abdomen. they were trying to treat ten in gaza,

itays "credit card spending and delinquencies rise.m fuel and groceries to hotels and airline tickets, consumers are putting more purchases on credit cards and taking longer to pay them off. the four biggest banks rorted higher credit card spending in 2023 compared to the previous year. since 2020credit card spending has steadily increased at three of the four. the exception is citigrou where credit card spending hit a recent peak in 2021. delinquency rates have also been on a steady rise since 2021. customers are not paying off their charges as quickly as they used to. -- as they used to." we are askingbout your financial situation, your family's financial situation. we will talk to dave xt in cincinnati, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning. hope you give me enough time to go through a few things. groceries, i buy things that are on sale. perishables i have to eat the next day but that is fin changes from week to week. something i ner talked about is we are at decade highs. i never heard that stated. it is a fact. my brother owns

israel confirmed that yossi sharabi and itai svirsky had been killed in captivity and their bodies were that we will be afraid all the time, and that's their way to make us weak. at yotam's funeral, a drum kit. their family's last name means life, and iris is determined her son's will have meaning. keeping the human spirit. with a high human spirit, even in a dark place like hamas captivity, he finished his life like a free person. iris haim talking to our correspondent lucy manning about her son, yotam. mystery surrounds the discovery of seven dead giant tortoises that have been found in woodland in devon. police say they are thought to be aldabra giant tortoises — the largest in the world — which can live up to 150 years. the national trust said its teams were horrified when the animals were found on their land and anyone with any information should contact police. now, take a look at this — erosion is carving dramatic features into this, the world's biggest iceberg — in what's likely to be the final months of its existence. the iceberg — known as a23a — is being ground down by the wa

where hostage noa argamani, in the middle, under duress, said two fellow hostages, yossi sharabi and itayn killed in bodies held by hamas. they're like a psychological terror. they want that we will be afraid all the time, and that's their way to make us weak. at yotam's funeral, a drum kit. their family's last name means life, and iris is determined her sons will have meaning. keeping the human spirit. with a high human spirit, even in a dark place like hamas captivity, he finished his life like a free person. let's look at some other stories making news. hundreds of people are being evacuated from a tourist resort in china after heavy snow left them stranded for a week. avalanches cut off the main road to the area and trapped them in the western region of xinjiang. in some places, the snow was seven metres deep. military helicopters have been ferrying in food and flying tourists out. venice is launching its day pass purchases for tourists via online booking. officials are hoping to limit excessive visitor numbers to the historic italian city on peak days. there are 29 days from late apr

the three israelis released by their relatives — from left to right, yossi sharabi, noa argamani and itaicaptured during the 7th october attacks. more than 100 have been released. hamas says many have been killed in israel's military action in gaza. the hamas—run health ministry in the territory says more than 130 more people were killed in what it described as an "intense" israeli bombardment overnight. that brings the total number killed in gaza since the latest outbreak of hostilities to more than 2a,000. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has this update from jerusalem. there are three israeli hostages who were shown in this video, one of them is a woman in her 20s who was taken captive at the supernova music festival on the 7th of october. and, actually, on that day, a video emerged of her being taken away on the back of a motorbike, reaching out to her boyfriend. there were also two israeli men that were featured in this video, and they came from kibbutz be'eri. one of them was staying there, visiting his relatives on the 7th of october when he was snatched. now, in this vi

published a video showing three of the hostages two of them 53—year—old yossi sharabi and 38—year—old itaien that was filmed but at the end of the video hamas said they would reveal today, what had happened to those hostages. and now we have the follow up video. narrated by a third hostage who would appears to still be alive, who says the other two were killed in israeli air strikes. were killed in israeli it is important to stress that the hostage is speaking under duress and that hamas has provided no evidence for that claim that these two men were killed in israeli air strikes. but it is deeply upsetting for all the families concerned. israel says more than 100 hostages are still being held by hamas. and there is no sign, as yet that negotiations to free them, are making any progress. joining me live is michael singh,managing director at the washington institute for near east policy.more good to have you in bbc news, i don't want to start with the situation still facing more than 100 hostages being held in gaza. what would it take at this point to reallyjump—start the negotiations again

itays. and that is one of the fundamental issues we have been focusing on how to tackle in this international coalition. in closing, this is a problem that takes government and private sector working together. there are u.s. government resources to reporting incidents to law enforcement so they can pursue the actors and put out best practices that other companies and entities can learn from and fundamentally, it is trulynal partnership is why we are here today, to talk about that and talk about the detailed work with deep gratitude to two key international partners in this effort. with that, over to you. james: let's partners. [laughter] >> just like anne mentioned, one of the key things nigeria hasfocus is maintaining international cooperation when it has to do with combating cyber crimes and improving cybersecurity. this is one of the reasons why nigeria is very active on on the counter ransomware initiative. one of the key things is to note the fact that fighting ransomware cannot be done

the two male hostages have been identified as yossi sharabi and itay svirsky.he families of the hostages —

announced their deaths. 53-year-old yossi sharavi leaves behind a wife and two daughters. 38-year-old itai ski is also believed to be dead. this comes on the day that the government of qatar says it has finally brokered a deal between israel and hamas that would allow medicine and aid for the roughly 107 hostages believed to be alive as wells for gaza's civilians in desperate need. that hopefully includes care for hostages with diabetes and cancers as well as those who suffered injuries on october 7th like hersh goldberg-polin, who was born in america. this is video from the attack of the super nova music festival he and others were attending. you can see him being forced into the back of a truck after the bomb shelter he and others were hiding in was repeatedly attacked. hersh's left hand and part of that arm is missing. they were blown off while trying to hide. this is the last any of his family and friends have seen him in this video. his father jon polin joins us now. what's your reaction to the news that this deal has been brokered to deliver some medicine to hostages? >> look, for th

where hostage noa argamani, in the middle, under duress, claims two fellow hostages, yossi sharabi and itayt yotam's funeral, a drum kit. their family's last name means life, and iris is determined her sons will have meaning. keeping the human spirit. with a high human spirit, even in a dark place like hamas captivity, he finished his life like a free person. iris haim talking to our correspondent lucy manning about her son, yotam. mystery surrounds the discovery of seven dead giant taught us is found in woodlands in devon and they are thought to be aldabra giant taught us is that can live up to 100 years. in this forest near exeter, a shocking find. this is one of the seven daughters is found dead. police believe the aldabra is one of the largest species in the world and to find so many dumped in this way is highly unusual. the national trust to own the land say their teams were horrified to discover the animals. five were found near the entrance to the forest last friday and another two were found a few days before that. you would normally only see the cortices in a zoo or nature document

they were identified as yossi sharabi and itai svirsky.e seen sunday in an earlier hamas video, pleading for a ceasefire. the israeli defense minister said today that option is off the table. >> the release of hostages will only happen as a result of military pressure. hamas is severely beaten by israeli forces. all that's left for them is to lash out at the sensitive nerves of israeli society through psychological abuse. geoff: a third hostage, noa argamani, was seen alive in today's video. she said the others were killed by airstrikes. the israelis flatly denied it. it's unclear under what conditions either video was recorded. at the same time, the gaza health ministry reported the palestinian death toll to date has topped 24,000. u.n. agencies are warning of widespread famine and disease in gaza without more humanitarian aid. they blame continued fighting, too few border crossings, and slow inspections of aid trucks. the mounting desperation was evident sunday, when thousands of palestinians swarmed trucks that did manage to get to a ga

itay hod introduces you to a mother. but some bay area bridge builders in the east bay are stepping up to help her. >> reporter: it's a bone-chilling night in oakland. and lillian nodora is searching for a place to park. but unlike most people, she's not looking for a spot near her home. because this is her home. >> i basically don't sleep until the sun comes up. >> reporter: a decade ago, lillian lost her job. then her apartment. and found herself living in her 2003 honda odyssey along with her daughter katrina. her biggest worry isn't getting a ticket. it's getting attacked. >> where i was staying over there off of hegenberger, there was a lot of people that roam basically -- homeless drug addicts and all. >> reporter: but tonight, the west side missionary baptist church in oakland has reopened its safe parking lot for people living in their cars. and lillian is breathing a sigh of relief. >> how are you, lillian? >> reporter: known as mobile homeless, they're one of the fastest growing segments of america's unhoused p

our itay hod talked with two of the show's bay area stars about their experience. >> reporter: their entire lives, pam and wendy drew have been dna buddies. sharing clothes, their thoughts, and even their professions. >> in our case, not only do we have a -- a built-in best friend, but we also have a great partnership in business. >> reporter: but just when they thought their destinies were identical in every way, the san francisco chefs encountered a fork in the road. parting ways for a period of eight weeks. at least when it comes to what's on their plates. >> a major challenge in nutrition studies is everyone is unique and responds differently to the same food. what if we got people who were genetically the same? >> reporter: in 2022, pam and wendy were cast in a ground-breaking netflix series released this month called, "you are what you eat -- a twin experiment." the show follows four sets of identical twins and one is assigned an omnivorous diet while the other is asked to only consume plant-based food. >> the only thing we heard was netflix and we were, like i don't care what

two of them — 53—year—old yossi sharabi and 38—year—old itai svirsky — spoke in that recording and asked

our itay hod talked with two of the show's bay area stars about their experience. >> reporter: theirs, pam and wendy drew have been dna buddies. sharing clothes, their thoughts, and even their professions. >> in our case not only do we have a -- a built-in best friends, but we also have a great partnership in business. >> reporter: but just when they thought their destinies were identical in every way, the san francisco chefs encountered a fork in the road. parting ways for a period of eight weeks. at least when it comes to what's on their plates. >> a major challenge in nutrition studies is everyone is unique and responds differently to the same food. what if we got people who were genetically the same. >> reporter: in 2022, pam and wendy were cast in a ground-breaking netflix series released this month called "you are what you eat" -- a twin experiment. the show follows four sets of identical twins and one is assigned an omnivorous diet while the other is asked to only consume plant based food. >> the only thing we had was netflix and we were like i don't care what i'm doing. it's

itay hod introduce you to a mother who not only struggles in the day but faces nights that bring worrye. however, some bay area bridge builders in the east bay are stepping up to help her. watch. >> reporter: it's a bone chilling night in oakland. and lilian eudora is searching for a place to park. but unlike most people, she's not looking for a spot near her home. because this is her home. >> i basically don't sleep until the sun comes up. >> reporter: a decade ago, lilian lost her job. then her apartment. and found herself living in her 2003 honda odyssey along with her daughter katrina. her biggest worry isn't getting a ticket. it's getting attacked. >> well where i was staying over there off hagueenberg every, there was a lot of people that roam basically -- homeless drug addicts and all. >> reporter: but tonight, the west side missionary bamtist church in oakland has reopened its safe parking lot for people living in their cars. and lilian is breathing a sigh of relief. >> how are you? >> reporter: known as mobile homeless, they're one of the fastest growing segments of america's

itay hod shows us a new program that aims to help former inmates get firm footing in the outside worldtrangers. >> reporter: for 17 years, marcus crowwell spent his days staring at a concrete wall. >> just want this on the bed. >> reporter: now his he has own room and his own window and a whole new view on life. >> i sat in a 6 by 9 cell that didn't have a window. and there was no view to look at. >> reporter: in 2006, he was convicted of burglary on top of prior convictions. while in prison, he turned his life around and was ultimately granted pole. he figured he'll go to a transitional home. but then he heard of the homecoming project. >> do the pot or pour over. >> reporter: which matches homeowners who have a spare room with former inmates. >> this is beautiful. >> reporter: marcus was paired with tamika and her boyfriend joe. who have a two bedroom apartment in albany. >> i think what a lot of people don't understand is how difficult it is to get out of prison. so the people who are out really don't want to go back. and they are -- so hard working and loyal and just grateful. smok

two of them — 53—year—old yossi sharabi and 38—year—old itai svirsky — spoke in that recording and askedli government to free them from gaza. we don't know when that was filmed, but at the end of the video, hamas said they would reveal today what had happened to those hostages. and now we have the follow—up narrated by a third hostage who would appear to still be alive, who says the other two were killed in israeli air strikes. it is important to stress that the hostage is speaking under duress and that hamas has provided no evidence for that claim that these two men were killed in israeli air strikes, but clearly deeply upsetting for all the families concerned. israel says more than 100 hostages are still being held by hamas. and there is no sign, as yet, that negotiations to free them are making any progress. let's go live to oliver mcternan, director of forward thinking, who has worked in hostage negotiation for over 20 years. he played a key role in the negotiations surrounding the release of the israeli soldier gilad shalit, held hostage by hamas for five years. good to have you bac

it's a beauty and no one is taken more pictures there than the guy you are about to meet but he told itayout to capture the stories. the love stories that unfold on the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: step on to the golden gate bridge on any given day. and you will might just become the focus of jake ricker's six year long obsession. >> november 2017, i came out here one day. just by myself. just photographing and then i never really left. >> reporter: a street photographer, or in this case, bridge photographer, he's been here every day capturing life along this iconic landmark. >> some days it's like a really, really sad day. and some days it's a really, really exciting and positive experience. and i think that's what makes it so amazing. >> reporter: in the last four years, he says he's missed only 20 days. snapping an estimated 100,000 photos. are there ever days where you don't want to be here? >> yeah. i mean all the time. i wish i could sleep in. i wish i could not be in cold fog and rain. >> reporter: he's here up to ten hours a day. but unlike most people, his eye is not on the b

itay hod shows us a new program through the generosity of strangers to help inmates get a firm footing >> reporter: for 17 years, margus crowell spent his days staring at a concrete wall. >> just want this on the bed? >> reporter: now he has his own room and his own window and a whole new view on life. >> i sat in a six by nine cell that didn't have a window. and there was no view to look at. >> reporter: in 2006, he was convicted of burglary on top of prior convictions. while in prison, he turned his life around and was ultimately granted parole. he figured he'd go to a transitional home. but then he heard of the homecoming project. >> do the pot or pour over? >> reporter: which matches homeowners who have a spare room with former inmates. >> this is beautiful. >> reporter: margus was paired with tamiko panzella and her boyfriend joe klein, who have a two bedroom apartment in albany. >> i think what a lot of people don't understand is how difficult it is to get out of prison. so the people who are out really don't want to go back. and they are -- so hard working and loyal and just gra

unfortunately, online showing, unfortunately, the dead bodies of two israeli hostages, yossi sharabi and itairsky . the video, also showing svirsky. the video, also showing a third israeli hostage as well that believed to be noa argaman as she was filmed saying her two fellow hostages were killed by our own idf strike. so that detail, sketchy at the moment , detail, sketchy at the moment, but we can tell you that two hostages held by hamas have been reported dead . dead. and the reported dead. dead. and the third hostage is are saying that the fellow hostages were killed by idf strikes . we'll try and by idf strikes. we'll try and get some clarity on that for you in the next hour . let me update in the next hour. let me update you then . on those train strikes you then. on those train strikes and commuters are in for a fresh series of delays. we believe as the aslef union announces more strike action train drivers taking part in a rolling programme of one day walkouts from the end of the month, including a ban on overtime . the including a ban on overtime. the union is saying it's aiming to p

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argamani speaking under duress saying two men she was held with, 53—year—old yossi sharab and 38—year—old itaias of using psychological abuse, adding that while the intensive phase of israel's attacks on south gaza would end soon, israel will keep putting pressure on hamas, arguing the group will not agree to release hostages without it. meanwhile a 70—year—old woman has been killed and at least 17 people injured in a stabbing and car ramming attack in the central israel city of raanana, north of tel aviv. two palestinians from the occupied west bank were reportedly arrested. israeli police say that an initial investigation suggests the two related subjects from hebron had entered israel illegally. the houthis forces say they have targeted a us—owned cargo ship, off the coast of yemen in the red sea. the us military confirmed the ship was hit by a missile, but says no—one was hurt. it follows airraids launched byt us and uk forces last week, that sought to defend international shipping from attacks by iranian—allied houthis fighters in yemen. the houthis began attacking vessels travelling thro

it shows itai svirsky, and noa argamani who was dragged away by motorcycle at the music festival not far from gaza. nic robertson is joining us in tel aviv. i understand an elderly woman in her 70s was killed in the terror attacks just hours after hamas released video of those three israeli hostages. what else are you learning? >> just specifically on that video from hamas, hamas on sunday when they released that video said they would update about the hostages on monday, and they did. they released another video. and the idf spokesman hagari referenced that today when he refuted some of the allegations that hamas had made in this second video that he called essentially psychological torture against the families of all hostages. he said that the idf had been in touch with the families of two of the hostages who were depicted in the video, and he said as well that the idf was concerned about their welfare at this time. but that was the extent of the details that we got from rear admiral hagari. on that twin ramming attack on that affluent central israeli city today, that involved two m