the palestine red crescent has also expressed some concern of the people released today.a professor of international relations at the london school of economics. he gave his assessement of these latest hostage and let's focus on at the positives right now. five exchanges of hostages and think of the families and loved ones of the israeli the ceasefire still holds. 2 million palestinians can breathe a bit for now, they are not being killed and maimed. the challenge facing the international community is president trump's statement about forcing the palestinians out of gaza to the israeli prime minister's overarching aim to defeat hamas and expel hamas from gaza. besides that, we have seen in the past few hours, what hamas really was trying to do was a show of strength, telling the world that it controls gaza militarily the palestinian people in gaza and hamas are the next few days and weeks. are there moves to try and change some of the grounds for stage two to go ahead, because part of that included israeli forces making a complete withdrawal? benjamin netanyahu will have

the palestine red crescent has also expressed some on the other side?we've had calls from both sides and when you see the again, some of them look in a bad condition. we had a rather competent interview, by a saying that some of the their condition too. we are seeing both sides trying to highlight the condition of the people released today. obviously, there is pressure for these exchanges are to continue and for the ceasefire process to continue. just update us and want the latest thinking is under that. there are negotiators, israeli negotiators on their way to technical details around the first stage of the ceasefire. the stage we are currently an actually, we had from the are coordinating this, they say that future exchanges should be done in private. this is a much more difficult to bid. stage one because as a temporary ceasefire where it stage two is about moving to a permanent ceasefire, permanent peace between the two sides and all the remaining 11 hostages are released. difficult, but to the fact that we have had this intervention from president

and the palestine red crescent says all 183 prisoners released 16 hostages and 566 prisoners have been freed since the ceasefire. wyre davies reports from tel aviv. for the families of the three hostages held for 490 days in gaza, this date was the one they'd been waiting for. as the minibus carrying eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy arrived at the handover point. watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family cheering. translation: it's mixed feelings. i i'm happy to see him standing on two feet, but he looks sad, he looks thin, he looks bad. at tel aviv�*s hostages square, the reality of the men's condition hit home, as it did for eli's brother in law, watching from south wales. and the light gone from his eyes, the light that was after seeing the conditions of the hostages released today, as possible. released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released in israeli jails. "they humiliated us for a year and a half," says

the palestine red crescent has _ malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also _ malnourished. stine red crescent has also expressed - malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also expressed son | crescent has also expressed son concern about the prisoner's released the side? released on the other side? yes, we've had calls from both sides_ yes, we've had calls from both sides and — yes, we've had calls from both sides and when you see the pictures— sides and when you see the pictures of the palestinian prisoners coming off the buses, again. _ prisoners coming off the buses, again, some of them look in a bad _ again, some of them look in a bad condition. as you say, the palestinian red crescent say seven — palestinian red crescent say seven have need to be taken to hospitah — seven have need to be taken to hospital. we had a rather competent interview, by a prominent politician by the bbc earlier— prominent politician by the bbc earlier said that some of the men — earlier said that some of the men have _ earlier said that some of the men have been badly treated and wanted _