the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospitals in the west banka after accusations they had been brutally treated in israeli jails. this prisoner said he was beaten on his hands and his legs some, including thabet al—haddad, were taken more than 180 palestinians were simultaneously released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained during the war and held without charge. the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospitals in the west bank and gaza after accusations they had been brutally treated in israeli jails. this prisoner said he was beaten on his hands and his legs even as he was being transferred from jail. some, including thabet al—haddad, were taken to gaza's european hospital. "i've got many problems from the beating and the torture without his children, a husband without his wife. heartbreaking words. who blessed him on his return, but the embrace he wanted destroyed. his british wife, lianne, and te

as you say, the palestinian red crescent say seven needed to be taken to hospital.ard a rather competent interview, by a prominent have been badly treated and wanted more attention to be paid to their condition too. of the people released today. he gave his assessement of these latest hostage and palestinian prisoner releases. let's focus on at the positives right now. 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 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, because of a variety of questions from president trump's statement about forcing the overarching aim to defeat hamas and expel hamas from gaza. really was trying to do was a show of strength, and politically and it is still standing despite the fact that it has been weakened. the palestinian people in gaza and hamas are we have to wait and see what happe

the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospitals in the west bankeen brutally treated in israeli jails. and his legs, even as he was being transferred from jail. to gaza's european hospital. "i've got many problems from the beating and the torture "all over my body," he says. all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, beating and humiliation, even scabies. there have been many tragic stories on both sides "i am very happy," he said, "to return to my wife and daughters." wrapped in the flag, enveloped by his brothers and sisters, who blessed him on his return. but the embrace he wanted — destroyed. his british wife, lianne, and teenage daughters, in wales, lianne's parents watched with contrasting emotions as their son—in—law was freed. to see the emaciated state that they've put him in — an absolute disgrace, and that was an absolute shock. we both sat and cried. we're relieved that he's home and he's alive, but itjust keeps reminding us of what we've lost and what he's lost. but, yes, iwant to see him — give him a big hug. the only thing that keeps

ami and 0r levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent90 days amid a show of force from hamas fighters as the minibus carrying el sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levy arrived at the handover point, watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family couldn't contain their excitement. but as the three emerged looking gaunt and weak, translation: it's mixed feelings. i been reduced to hit home. there is a renewed sense of urgency here to secure something that is by no means guaranteed. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released in israeli jails. this prisoner said he was beaten on his hands to gaza's european hospital. all over my body, he says. all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, there have been many tragic stories on both sides of this conflict. for the hostages released today, the physical trauma of 15 months in captivity was obvious, the psychological impact impossible to quantify. of the hostages release

palestinian agencies as well, including the palestinian red crescent, say that all of the 183 people were handed over had some sort of medical problems, and that seven of them needed hospital treatment. so they too have been keen to emphasise the bad we're talking here both israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners. so what does this all mean for the ongoing ceasefire? well, we're currently in stage one. that is holding, but it's feeling fairly fragile at this point. there are going to be talks taking place. the israelis are sending a delegation to qatar. it's there where the mediators are, and they're going to talk about some technical elements. and then the hope is they will move on to talking about stage two. of the remaining hostages. but that's much, much more delicate. and all of this is under the shadow of the recent statement by president trump that he thinks that gaza should be handed over to the us and turned into a riviera of the middle east, and that's making everything uncertain when it was already pretty difficult. for more on this i spoke to david hale — former us spe

as you say, the palestinian red crescent say seven needed we heard a rather competent interview, by arominent 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 manchester mp said on x he deeply for any offence caused. our political correspondent leila nathoo has been he's been a member of parliament since 2005. he's currently a... a health minister under keir starmer�*s government going to be coming out it says, the paper says it's had access to thousands of messages, between him and various councillors and it highlights a few of them that have incredibly offensive minister, angela rayner. and that he has been sacked. so the paper had approached the labour party and downing street before publishing this, and they have made it clear that they acted as soon as they heard about this, and also suspended him from the labour party pending an investigation. he will not hesitate to take action against any minister who fails to meet these standards as h

the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released after accusations they had been brutally treateds prisoner said he was beaten on his hands and his legs, even as he was being transferred from jail. some, including thabet al—haddad, were taken to gaza's european hospital. i've got many problems from the beating and the torture all over my body, he says. all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, beating and humiliation, even scabies. there have been many tragic stories on both sides of this conflict. for the hostages released today, the physical trauma of 15 months in captivity was obvious, the psychological impact impossible to quantify. for more on what these developments mean for the ongoing ceasefire talks, our correspondentjoe inwood sent this update from jerusalem. well, we are currently in stage i. that is holding, but it's feeling fairly fragile at this point. there are going to be talks taking place, the point. there are going to be talks ta are place, the point. there are going to be talks ta are sending he point. there are going to be talks ta are sending a 5 israelis ar

the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospital in the occupied westank after accusations they'd been brutally treated in israeli jails. "they humiliated us for a year and a half," says this released prisoner. about the outside." on both sides reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were to where he will return on his own, but not alone. wyre davies, bbc news, tel aviv. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu issued this statement during his visit to the us. back our hostages stop we would take care back our hostages, we would take care of their security. this is an instruction i gave the delegation, to tell president trump agreed with me. bring back all the hostages. prisons across the country before being taken to gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. translation: this is the result of being abused while being - taken from one place to another, from one i have a mild case. and the severe type that those who stayed behind prison suffer from greatly. translation: it's an i

of 183 palestinian prisoners, seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent

the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospital in the occupied westthey humiliated us for a year and a half, says this released prisoner. about the outside on both sides. home, to where he will return on his own, but not alone. buddha davis, bbc news, tel aviv. on the hostage releases. gaunt than we have previously seen and there has been widespread condemnation and real concern about their welfare. the three men were taken to a military hospital we've seen that and have had a statement from the hospital looking after them in the last hour or so, saying that they are severely malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also expressed some on the other side? yes, 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 u

183 palestinian prisoners — seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent

183 palestinian prisoners — seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescentof ceasefire talks. from jerusalem, our reporter joe inwood sent this update

was beaten on his hands and legs seven needed to be admitted to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescentation: i've got many problems from the beating . and torture all over my body. all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, beating - the ceasefire into a permanent peace. simon jones, bbc news. there've been emotional scenes in thailand after five farmworkers, who were abducted during the 7th of october attacks by hamas on israel, have returned home ten days after they were released. the five men were they spent nearly 500 days in captivity. nearly all of the foreign workers abducted during the attack were thais. israel employs some 30,000 of them as farm labourers, never given up hope. well our south east asia correspondentjonathan head was there when the hostages arrived home in bangkok. the long ordeal of these thai farmworkers is now over international airport, giving a traditional greeting to the waiting reporters. it was then an emotional reunion with their families. they have been held for the past ten days in an israeli hospital while their health has been checked but it appears

palestinian. >> prisoners in exchange. >> for three. >> israelis who were. >> freed by hamas. >> the hostages. >> appeared gaunt before the handover. the red crescentan prisoners were. >> taken to hospitals. >> and new. >> orleans has. >> boosted security. >> in preparation. >> for tonight's super. bowl game. >> nearly 3000. >> officers will be stationed. >> in the french quarter. >> and nearby areas. >> bourbon street, the site. >> of. >> a deadly new year's day attack, will be closed to. >> traffic at night. >> traffic at night. >> for now, back welcome back to "dateline." i'm craig melvin. investigators denied they framed steven avery for the murder of teresa halbach. after all, his nephew, brendan, confessed. but did he tell detectives the truth? or what he thought they wanted to hear? here with more of our story is andrea canning. andrea canning (voiceover): all the renewed attention in the steven avery saga has shed light on the other defendant in the case, brendan dassey. the teenager had been convicted of rape and murder. but to his family, none of it ever made any sense. andrea canning: is brendan someone capable of rape? no. no. i don't e

some of the released palestinians also appeared weak, with the red crescent reporting that seven wereis in tel aviv with the very latest details. >> emotions were high across the region today, both in israel, in gaza, in the west bank as well. let's talk about the israeli hostages first. we had already 34 years old whose wife was killed on october 7th. he was reunited with his family, also coming back to a young child, we had ohad ben-ami reunited with his three daughters along with his wife, who was also held captive for 54 days. and then we had elie sharabi, 52 years old, whose wife and daughters were killed on october 7th, reuniting with his family after being released, all of them thin and gaunt when they were released, before being handed over to the red cross for the first time. during these hostage exchanges, they were told to speak on stage in central gaza. they said they wanted the war to end, that hamas did in fact not harm them. when we're talking about the palestinian prisoners, 183 palestinian prisoners were released, some of them to gaza, some of them to the west bank. i

palestinian prisoners in exchange for three. >> israelis who were. >> freed by hamas. the hostages appeared gaunt before the handover. the red crescentstinian prisoners were. >> taken to hospitals in new orleans has boosted security in preparation for sunday's super bowl game. >> nearly 3000. >> officers will be stationed in the french quarter and nearby areas. bourbon street, the site of a deadly new year's day attack, will be closed to traffic at night. for now, back traffic at night. for now, back to dateline. tweed is one of those little canadian places that takes its ice fishing seriously in winter. snowmobiling, too. it's up the road from anne marsan-cook's place and about 150 miles from brenda and brian's, orleans. and here in tweed, larry jones, a former government surveyor, the picture of grandfatherly respectability, was about to be caught up in a monstrous crime story. larry has lived in tweed all his life, the last four decades on this lakeside lane called cosy cove. cosy cove is probably one of the most ideal places to live. you've got the whole lake as your backyard. keith morrison (voiceover): it was a safe place also,

the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospitals in the west bankaza after accusations they had been brutally treated in israeli jails. this prisoner said he was beaten on his hands and his legs even as he was being transferred from jail. there is a renewed sense of urgency here to secure the release of all the captives from gaza as quickly as possible. and that means an extension of the ceasefire — something that is by no means guaranteed. more than 180 palestinians were simultaneously released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained during the war and held without charge. the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospitals in the west bank and gaza after accusations they had been brutally treated in israeli jails. eli sharabi has gained his freedom but lost so much. this before 7 october and today — emaciated, frail, a father without his children, a husband without his wife. forced to speak, surrounded by gun

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hospital according admitted to hospital according to the palestinian red te therpaiestinian red translation: totherpai "-.- :~. translation: crescent the conditions were _ crescent. translation: tue conditions were very bad, no food, no water, no medicine, i spent 40 days handcuffed and blindfolded and i could not go to the bathroom or anywhere else. these prisoner said he was beaten _ else. these prisoner said he was beaten on _ else. these prisoner said he was beaten on his _ else. these prisoner said he was beaten on his hands - else. these prisoner said he| was beaten on his hands and legs even as he transferred legs even as he was transferred from jail stop as people on both sides taste freedom, distrust remains high. that will not help the prospect of turning the ceasefire into a simon jones, bbc news. so far, 21 hostages have been freed since the ceasefire by the end of the first stage of the ceasefire in three weeks' time, 33 hostages and 1,900 prisoners israeli forces must also leave populated areas and the netzarim corridor, which cuts off the north of gaza from the south. and the remaining living hostages will be exchang