workers struggling to keep patients including premature babies alive. the un says even the palestinian red cross is unable to respond to calls for help to save those who remain trapped under the rubble. the israeli military says it has killed three palestinians near al-quts after they allegedly opened fire its forces. according to the israeli military at least seven troops were wounded one critically in the palestinians shooting operation. the incident took place a checkpoint guarding access to road tunnels linking the occupied west bank and alats. the regime has intensified its bloody attacks on the west bank. more than 190 palestinians have been killed by. israel's forces and settlers across the occupied territory since october the 7th, that's when the regime began its onslot against the besieged gaza strip. the international outcry against israel's brutal war on gaza continues to grow with people holding new mass rallies worldwide to show support for the palestinians. and washington protesters and police face stoff outside the democratic national headquarters as pro palestine groups flooded t

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the un says even the palestinian red cross is unable to respond to calls for help save those trapped under the rubbles. the senior representative says. resistance fighters are not operating in any hospital. there is no, no center or control room for hamas in this hospital. we avoid all the hospitals all the time. the israelies, they have said that about rantis hospital and they were lying, they've said that about al-quds hospital and everyone realized that they were lying and now. everyone is watching their lies, even with the support of the united states administration, which is very silly and stupid support. osama hamdan said the us and israel have aired bases allegations against hamas. he underscored the israely military's failure to provide substantial evidence to prove hamas's operation under the shifa hospital complex. hamdan also examine the footage israel's military has put on the net, the senior hammas official accused the regime of propagating untru stories about his bloody war in gaza. hamdan mentioned several cases of such israeli propaganda. in one of the cases, an old p

the palestinian red cross saying israeli snipers are opening fire at one facility. israel has said it does not target hospitals. we'll ask an idf spokesperson about what is happening in just a couple of minutes. >>> also breaking, the white house announces a crucial in person meeting between president biden and china's xi jinping in california next week. >>> on capitol hill, time is running out. we're just one week away from the deadline to come to a deal and avert a government shutdown. we got brand-new reporting on where negotiations stand. >>> meanwhile, the fbi investigating a series of letters containing suspicious powder sent to election workers in several states. >>> and former president donald trump defends his family's separation policy at the border. we'll play for you what he had to say. >>> we begin this hour with breaking news out of the israel-hamas war. this morning, israeli forces are pushing deeper into gaza city as the city comes under heavy strikes. people seeking shelter at the city's main hospital witnessed firsthand the bloody reality of the co

it says 18 hospitals have been shut down while another five are providing limited care. the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those who are trapped under the rubble. in washington, pro- palestine riley turns violent as pro and police faced off outside the democratic national headquarters, the protesters called for a ceasefire in gaza, also in britain's capital, london, and jordan's capital, atmon. protesters condemned israeli raids on alsshif hospital, as well as us support for the regime's atrocities. a group of 56 uk labor party lawers have gone against their party line by voting to amend the government's motion to officially urge for a ceasefire in gaza, the motion put forth by the scottish party called for an and to the collective punishment of the palestinian people while demanding the government worked for a ceasefire. a former state department official says leading us officials willfully ignore israelly war crimes in the besieg gauza strip over domestic policy concerns. josh paul says, many officials are disturbed by israel's actions, but turn a blind eye to rules governing us a

more palestinians are being killed and wonded. the the thing that is worrying the palestinians as you have said "the red cross clearly said they are not able to contact any of their employees there and even the palestinian cricent as as well, they are not able to contact anyone, they know that uh the winded palestinians if they were not immediately receive medication, they might die any time, so uh at the end of the day as doctors have been saying, if the palestinians are not. being killed by the israelis directly, they might die any any time because they are not receiving any medication, no food is is available uh to the palestinians there, no clean water, the situation is becoming even worse, especially when we speak about the palestinians who are still inside the shiffa hospital or the ahly the baptist hospital and the indonesian hospital in northern, the gaza strip so... literally the palestinians there are expecting any time when they unfortunately they expecting their death, that's why the the the they are still urging the the word, the arab, the muslims as well, to pressurize those countries who can at

patients. it says 18 hospitals have been shut down while another five providing limited care. the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those were trapped under the rubbles. un experts say there is evidence and quote increasing genocil incitement against the palestinians in gaza. the experts have denounced the grave violations israel has been undertaking in gaza since october 7. group also sensive governments for their failure in achieving seasfire. in washington, pro palestine rally turns violent as protesters and police faced off outside of the democratic national headquarters. protest was called for a ceasefire in gaza, also in britain's capital, london and jordan's capital. on protestors condem israel raids on alchu hospital as well as the us support for the regime's atrocities and lebanon's resistance movement hezbollah has carried out another strike against israel's military positions along the border. hezbollah fired rockets and missiles towards four israeli military sites. injuries have been reported among israeli soldiers. welcome to the israeli watch program which took a tour to evalua

the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those who are trapped under the rubbles. the washington pro-palestine rally turns violent as protesters and police faced off outside of the democratic national headquarters. protest was called for a seisfire in gaza. also in britain's capital, london and jordan's capital. aman, protestors condem israeli raids on alsshifa hospital, as well as a us support for the regime's atrocities. group of 56 uk labor party lawers have gone against their party line by voting to amend the government's motion. to officially urge for ceasefire in gaza, the motion put forth by the scottish party called for an end to the collective punishment of the palestinian people, while demanding the government of workforcefire, and the former state department official, a former state department official says, leading us officials willfully ignored israeli war crimes in the besieg gaza strip over domestic policy concerns. josh paul says many officials are disturbed by israel's actions, but turn a blind eye to rules governing us arms transfers to the regime

workers struggling to keep patients, including premature babies alive. the un says even the palestinian red cross is unable to respond to calls for help to save those who remain trapped under the rubbles. un experts have condemned the quote grave violations israel is undertaking, saying there is evidence of the regime's. against the palestinians. the group of experts also centured governments for their failure in achieving seasfire. israel's bloody campaign in gaza has been going on since the 7th of october. the group of un experts also expressed concern over the support of certain governments for israel. meanwile the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor has documented israel's use of internationally banned white phosphorus in more than 100 strikes on gaza. 300 of such attacks. were only conducted on wednesday targeting beit lahiya in northern gaza. the monitor said resorting to internationally banned weapons proves israel's ethnic cleansing campaign in the besieg ghaza strab. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees as warned of a quote deliberate attempt to impeed its operations in

says 18 hospitals have been shut down, while another five are providing limited care. the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those who are trapped under the rubbles. in washington profiles.

have been speaking, i have just seen a tweet from the i i have just seen a tweet from the palestinian red crosses away from a hospital... that has just come in from the palestinian red cross. as you are in jerusalem, can you give us a sense of how what is happening in gaza is being covered by the israeli media, what israelis are saying they're about what is happening in gaza? i think overwhelmingly israelis still supports what their army is doing. they are still in a state of shock over what happens more than a month ago in those communities bordering the gaza strip when hamas fighters broke out and those massacres were committed and most israelis believe that the only way to avoid that happening again is to go and destroy hamas. they are pretty much behind the military, support for the military and some of the recent polling has been extremely high. that is not the same as saying they support their government and the prime minister, both of those remain pretty unpopular, but i think israelis feel this is a job that has to be done. they are less perhaps concerned that the international communit

the un says even the palestinian red cross is unable to respond to calls for help, save those who remainles. un experts have condemned the quote grave violations that israel is undertaking, saying there is evidence of the regime's growing genocidal incitement against the palestinian. the group of experts also censored governments for their failure and achieving a ceasefire. israel's bloody campaign in gaza has been going on since the 7th of october. the group of un experts also expressed concern over the support of certain governments for israel. meanwile the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor has documented it was use of internationally banned white phosphorus in more than 100 strikes on gaza. 300 of such attacks were only conducted on wednesday targeting beitlah and northern gaza. said resorting to internationally banned weapons proves israel's ethnic cleansing campaign in the gaza strip. pakistan's former ambassador to the un, adi sarah says public outcry is the only way to push seasfire in gaza, as the un has proven to be ineffective in that regard. the basic problem is that the

un says even the palestinian red cross is unable to respond to calls for help to save those to remain trapped under the rubble. "the international outcry against israel's brutal war on gaza continues to grow with people holding new mass rallies worldwide to show support for the palestinians. in washington protesters and police faced off outside the democratic national headquarters. pro-palestine groups flooded the vicinity, the protesters were calling for a ceasefire in the gaza strip, police evacuated the area after making some arrests, an anti-zionist jewish group has accused the police of violently assaulting peaceful protesters, elsewhere in the british capital, london, protesters rallied outside parliament, demanding lawers back a ceasefire in gaza, carrying palestinian flags, the crowd criticized the politicians for their inaction, also in jordan's capital, ammon, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy and hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered near the facility, the protesters condemned israeli raids on al shifa hospital and uh as well as the us support for

workers struggling to keep patients including premature babies alive. the un says even the palestinian red cross is unable to... respond to calls for help to save those who remain trapped under the rubble. the el shifa hospital complex has taken the setter stage as the israeli regime presses ahead with its bombardment of medical centers across northern gaza claiming they are hosting hamos forces. a palestinian doctor takes us now a tour in and around the battered el shifa hospital. he shows us the damage on the infrastructure. down of electricity due to lack of fuel, the health ministry warned about the lack of fuel. these people here were denied life support devices. they may lose their lives because there are no support machines or artificial respiration devices. around 29 patients are facing this tragedy. here, as you can see, patients should have been connected to the devices to save their lives, but we had to evacuate this place completely, as you can see, the paramedics were forced to evacuate this department to say: people from israeli air strikes and sniper fire. even these patients who

workers struggling to keep patients including premature babies alive. the one says even the palestinian red cross is unable to respond to calls for help to save those who remain trapped under the rubbles, alive tosama hamdan, the senior representative of hammas is speaking, morning importrated the naf military post near jerusalem, al-quds and clushed with the occupation army, which led to number being killed within the ranks of the army, along with three marties, this resistance, whereby it is creating a new phase of glory in the history of our people relying on allah, first and foremost and then on its people. and its owmah, it will achieve victory, no doubt, and those who practice injustice will realize this. first of all, i will discuss the aggression of the occupation against the shifa medical center. before last night, the night before last night, the occupation carried out a bloody brutal campaign against the shifa hospital, and this was a blatant. violation for the sanctity of a medical institution which is protected by the fourth geneva convention. the soldiers of the occupation and the g

says 18 hospitals have been shut down, while another five are providing limited care. the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those were trapped under the rubble. lebanon says: moving fires rockets and precision guided missiles at seven israeli military sites in support of the palestinian resistance in the besieged gaza strip, it said the missiles directly hit their targets causing casualties among the regime's forces. washington pro palestine rally turns violent as protesters and police faced off outside the democratic national headquarters. the protesters called for a ceasefiring. as also in britain's capital, london, and jordan's capital, ammon, protesters condem israeli raids on al shifa hospital as well as us support for the regime's atrocities. a former state department official says leading us officials willfully ignore israely war crimes in the besige gaza strip over domestic policy concerns. josh paul says, many officials are disturbed by israel's actions, but turn a blind eye to rules governing us arms transfers to the regime. this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the

says 18 hospitals have been shut down, while another five are providing limited care. the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those who are trapped under the drubles. in washington profile. riley turns violent as protesters and police faced off outside of the democratic national headquarters. protesters called for seasefire in gaza, also in britain's capital london and jordan's capital aman, protesters condemned israelly raids on al shiva hospital as well as the u.s. support for the regime's atrocities. group of 56 uk labor party lawers have gone against their party line by voting to amend the government's motion to officially urge for ceasefire in gaza. the motion put forth by the scottish party call for an end to the... collective punishment to the palestinian people while demanding the government work for ceasefire. and lebanon's resistance moment hezbollah has carried out another strike against israel's military positions along the border. hezbollah fired rockets and missiles towards four israeli military sites. injuries have been reported among israeli soldiers. disney warren guys

the numbers we rely on from the palestinian red cross that can confirm with the u.n. that these trucks that came in from the egyptian side, through the rafah border crossing got checked by the israelis and allowed to unload into palestinian trucks made their way across the strip. so far they say at least 100 trucks made it to northern gaza which is important. there's been a lot of release, so many people able to go to market, get essential supplies. people are grateful as you can hear from this one person. >> larry, thanks for the reporting. i'm joined by aaron david miller, former state department middle east negotiator, a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. always good to see you and to talk to you. what's your takeaway on how this three-day hostage release has played out so far and the significance of today's release of a 4-year-old american girl, a hostage? >> given the fact that israel and hamas are not negotiating directly, given the fact that to say the least there's no confidence or trust between them. a day or two from now, wolf, t

couple of hours where 2 is very hostages had been released and had been handed over to the palestinian red cross in order to be later transferred and transported to the is ready to our treat to be renewed by to the gun with assemblies, the main disagreement for the delay of deceased by it was the last of prisoners or captives. that's all supposed to be released by how much as isabel said, that as i must say that they had a that'd be used by the occupation had been approved a proposal that was insisting on the release of 7 is really living concepts alongside with the remains or 3 others who have been killed earlier in supper air strikes on site. the goal is this trip later, isabel said, that's a must have a renewed and it had submitted an approved list of prisoners that will help also to extend the to make an extension for the next day that we are in right now. so clearly move hostages will be released for them becoming i was, as they are going to be also much more stressful negotiations throughout the regional mitigators, added microsoft in order to reach a for sub extensions by pool spots on th

they were informed by the local administer of health in the account and also strict to the palestinian red cross. and even to these, to sign that they were leaving for the gates of russell or the gates of a ship, a hospital, and the or anything to rough horsing. buddha, this i talked to said to be not the 1st i taught, or it has been previously uh, carried out such similar attacks against medical teams with those as of emptiness because we're talking to since the beginning of the beginning of this round of fighting and target it's not just ambulances among the multiple attacks that we've been reporting on today. that was the one that we saw with that terrible video on rashid highway. people that were also trying to evacuate. yes, a terrible things where a film today from the rashid rhodes, where he is ready, occupation forces have talked to us a real simple cause were evacuating from the northern areas to the southern areas of the surgery. those people have pulled. the oldest of these are the occupation forces in times to back to wait in other areas. and meanwhile they have been bombarded for ou

across the gaza strip so sometimes even when we see movement and trucks coming back, until the palestinian red cross confirms it we don't know how many made it but do know there's been a significant amount of aid coming in bringing in baby formula, food, water, cooking gas, emergency shelter items, because the rainy season is coming which is all very important for so many who after days of fighting have been able to go to the market and like this woman in southern gaza. >> translator: i'm waiting in line to get flour for my children. we are calling on the arab countries for help. we come in the early morning at 5:00 a.m. before the sun goes up to get flour and food. we are asking the arab countries to support us so we can go back to our homes, because here there's no flour, no aid supplies, no food or water. >> reporter: aid organizations say they need a much longer truce, a more long-lasting cease-fire if you like because the u.n. has told us and have talked about it they would need at least 200 trucks coming in every day for two months just to meet the needs of the people across the strip, not jus

coordination with the israeli military, again, as the gaza strip faces a humanitarian crisis, the palestinian red cross says the trucks got in on friday. a fraction of what is needed. oren liebermann, cnn. >>> why the military is operating around the all shiva hospital in gaza. >>> our troops are definitely nearby. we have troops that have approached that area from various locations. we have to understand that the viewers, who may not have been following are just joining, the al shifa compound is a nato hospital, but underneath our layers and layers of hamas military activity that they have established underneath the hospital, whereby they are using the hospital for military needs, which is a war crime. it is against the geneva convention, they are endangering the protected status of the hospital by doing so, and what we have done, first and foremost, is to inform the palestinians, and also the world that we know that hamas is using the hospital for military purposes. we know that it is full of hamas combatants that are seeking shelter and trying to hide away from our forces underneath the hospital. th

palestinian red crescent, these ambulances, there were five of them, for our owned and operated by gaza 's ministry of health, hamas -run agency. the other one, v one, was operated and owned by palestinian red cross. again, they did not say were pushed back in direct terms on the hamas claim, but laid out this timeline that they are saying is an explanatory timeline of where they were headed and what they were doing. they say this was a medical mission with injured civilians being taken to egypt. the eye idf has said they will really release additional evidence to support their claims. they have not done that yet. there was a press conference in al-shifa hospital about 30 minutes before that convoy of ambulances left to start this journey. our nbc news team was there and in that the director of gaza's ministry of health tight about this mission, where these ambulances were going, and also described the route they would be taking and then all of this happens. why would israel targeted an ambulance? and that is still something we're waiting to hear more from the israeli defense force on israel's defense forces. clearly they had a legitimate reason to do this but not having enough evidence. >> ellis

the palestinian red cross is warning that the al qutz hospital is within three hours of running out of fuel, then those on icu would lose their lives. this is going to ramp up against israel, laser focused on protecting hamas -- but it will see opposition rising, we're expecting protests in various european countries, also here in the uk, pro-palestinian protests today. >> yeah, we'll be watching for that, clare sebastian in london, thanks so much. >>> meanwhile, we're hearing word that diplomats are trying to hammer out an agreement that would lead to a large number of hostages being freed from gaza. cnn's mj lee is at the white house with details. >> reporter: a senior u.s. official tells cnn that the parties involved in the ongoing negotiations to try to secure the release of the hostages being held by hamas in gaza are working towards a deal that would entail a days long sustained pause in fighting, in exchange for a large group of hostages being freed. i'm told that if a deal were to be struck, the hostages would leave gaza over the course of multiple days in stages with the first

the palestinian red cross society says at least 21 people were injured in the blast. then last night significant strikes unfolding in an area, as you mentioned, just south of the area where zachisraeli military officials have been telling gaza residents to evacuate towards. so in that strike we were told by a doctor at the hospital that at least 33 people have been killed, and the video images emerging from that hospital just very painful and difficult to, as you see women and children being brought in there. the lifeless bodies of these women and children being brought into that hospital. so the escalation of the strikes and the fighting there in gaza continues today. victor and amara. >> thank you very much. the israeli military's evacuation window for civilians moving to southern gaza, i think, it's closed to 2:00 p.m. local was the time it was supposed to closed. it is just after two now of the humanitarian crisis in southern gaza is just as bad with many civilians running out of food and water and hospitals running on extreme lip low fuel supply. in a meeting wit

and the palestinian red cross confirmed that 187 trucks made it into gaza today. that is the largest aid convoy to come into the gaza strip. but also 61 trucks made it all the way to northern gaza, and that was important because that was part of the delay in the release of the hostages because hamas complained and warned that israel was endangering the entire deal by not allowing enough aid to come in, into northern gaza where the u.n. has warned that there's a risk of dehydration, a risk of diseases breaking out as people are consuming water from unsafe zones. at the same time the world health organization says that the health system is all but collapsed there, that's why it is so important to get aid to northern gaza. overall, 129,000 liters of fuel made it into gaza today. so that number is 50 trucks more than got in on friday. so a huge ramp-up from what's happened on friday. that was already a record. saturday another record. it's still below the 200 quarter that they agreed on as part of this deal. but aid organizations say that is still a drop in the ocean.

the palestinian red crescent now says 31 babies from al-shifa hospital have crossed the rafah crossingt. joining me now from tel aviv is nbc's erin mclaughlin. aaron, do you know anything more about the hostage negotiation? what can you tell us. >> first charles, i want to explain that there is a massive storm currently hitting tel aviv, which explains the wind and the rain that you see behind me. hostage negotiations that you were just talking about have been going on for weeks now, and this weekend we're hearing from two of the parties, qatar and the united states, involved in the negotiations. sounding somewhat optimistic, you had mentioned the nfc's -- are telling meet the press is kristen -- that the outstanding areas disagreement have narrowed, that this is the closest they've been to an agreement, and that the number of hostages he said that they're talking about in a potential deal is far greater than 12, and also talking about a multi day pause in the fighting. now, earlier today, we heard from the qatari prime minister in joe say that he is also optimistic about a potential d

we got some numbers from the palestinian red cross inside gaza, saying that 196 aid trucks entered the gaza strip yesterday. that is for less than the 200 that were in the agreement. we do know that several palestinian prisoners who had been in prison for many years were not released yesterday. whereas some prisoners who had been in person for just months or released yesterday. so, those are some of the in the weeds details about what hamas that were the sticking points of the agreement. again, importantly, we haven't gotten a direct response to those assertions from the israeli side. that's what we're waiting for. >> okay, david noriega, thank you for that detail. fantastic backgrounds on why we are at this point. let's go straight to the news conference, from the idf. >> we are determined to realize this evening's outline this evening, tonight. and this is why things have been delineated you need to be patient. things will happen, and we will update. there is some real time progress happening right now. things will happen, and we will inform you on every stage, just as we promised. w

have a release where its hosting about 6 is ready. hostages had been handed to the palestinian red cross and are now on the way to the is barely territories. now people inside the goal is to believe that uh now with the uh, end of the, uh, which we reach the end of a previous cease fires and also with the possibility of the end of this new c spike within tomorrow morning. 7 am local time in garza, they generally see that the extension of the cease fire could be a glimpse of hope to bring new kinds of cease fires in order to in the state of world when i'm us and is read while others believe that if there's going to be no move extension of deceased by a the situation on the ground inside because this trip removed from be terrible to being catastrophe as a new is really attacks will be carried out across the territory ariel novel. and even the ground attacks will be even conducted at that gain several areas, which means that there's going to be new loss of i'd prefer to use and even in terms of the personal lives inside the gaza strip. so people who that's at the negotiations and all domest

east bed the hostages with hosted with the russian citizenship to the representative of the palestinian red cross inside goss. this trip in response to the assets that had been made by the russian president clinton, metuse and uh, to support the palestinian coast generally now is expected within the coming hours . that the of december gates will release the sitting is where the hostage is to be handed to the palestinian bridgecrest and to be late to take him to rough coursing, bowed up to be evacuated, to ease failed to be right. we were united again to the families, meanwhile is ready for its sides, were released a number of at palestinian destinies and is ready tales, including young children, women as well. i'm tired of course, as well as reports in almost something and gaza. you've also been leasing living this experience yourself. how are people dealing cleaning yourself with the shows you have everything on cuz i got an increase also close the yes. at people in, in the south of the territory. the mainly, depending on the age that had been delivered to the goal is to step and almost hit that

it's no longer operational according to the palestinian red cross.hts. today, the hospital says it has stopped services because of a lack of fuel and power outages. to give you a sense of just how dire the humanitarian situation is inside gaza as hospitals, consider this acronym. used by medical staff to describe some of their most desperate patients. w c and s f. it stands for wounded child, no surviving family. this is what we know from a range of reporting that is very hard to talk to anybody inside gaza right now giving us -- how sporadic the internet is, and a lack of -- constant airstrikes. we've managed to get connected to the spokesman for the international committee of the red cross. he joins us from the south of the gaza strip. so grateful for you taking the time to talk with us today. i just want to start by asking you to describe what the conditions are like where you are right now. >> hello. thank you for having me tonight. the conditions we are working in the gaza strip -- the humanitarian team are almost -- highly challenging close to

what is important about the release of those 2 captives that they were handed over to the palestinian red cross in the main central hall featuring area inside the goals district, which is palestine. sequoia. now this area because it, it to be very vital as it had turned into what was the one that we have most slices and even these very occupational. so we'll just try to inflict, treat new insight up in areas of the gaza strip. now this multi dimensional release that had been made today, it brings a message to the east. many forces saying that despite all the destruction that had been caused inside the north and central areas of gauze, a city palestinian fighters wanted to send the message that they are still on the grounds as they are taking full control over the course of events. and similarly, during the last couple of releases that have been made between uh, most and east belt, the palestinian fighters managed to release different hostages from separate areas . it was like the gaza strip, which showed the level of flexibility a forward it on the ground for those fights are so clearly. now th

of oxygen on seeing water. nearly all hospitals in garza city are now out of service, the palestinian red cross in size and was unable to reach to evacuate patients. and one of the pieces of fetus, really bombardments agency sensor comp points went to the office, opens test. but it was forced to turn the to the is really army, has been defending its relentless attacks on hospitals and ambulances in gaza and, and out deleted social media. post it said, ambulances are used to transport patients in need of medical care and hospitals, or places where patients receive treatment, right? but it goes on how about us use this ambulances to transport its officers on weapons, disguising them as civilians and hospitals are, quote, terrorist infrastructure are not used for medical purposes. it points out, this is against international law. it says, and it says, turns hospitals and ambulances into legitimate military targets need gordon as professor of international law, queen mary university of london. that's where he's joining us from thanks for speaking to us. so what do you make of the fact that not only

palestinians awaited the release of prisoners held by israel. there has just been more tear gas fired by the israeli forces towards the crowd here. they were really crowded around a red cross car, demanding to know where the palestinian prisoners were. what followed was celebration, with the release of 2a women and 15 teenage boys. tonight we'll be reporting from across the region on the day's events, and looking ahead to what we might expect in the coming days. and also on tonight's programme... as the clear up continues in dublin following yesterday's violence, there are more arrests tonight. and the £2 billion investment by nissan in electric vehicles, which should safeguard thousands of uk jobs. on bbc london, we meet the specialist police team in london's busiest hospital trauma ward, working alongside medics on newsnight at 10:30pm... we speak to a relative of the three of the hostages released by hamas as a humanitarian truce gets under way in gaza. we will also hear from an aid worker on the ground there. good evening from tel aviv, on a significant day in the war between israel and hamas. in this square over the last almost seven weeks, the families of israeli hos

possibility that the zionist cholera exchange will be accepted in exchange for all the palestinian prisoners. the red cross announced that the finance minister of the zionist regime, who is angry with the popularity of hamas among the people of the west bank, said this nazis live in the area. at the same time, the zionists increased their crimes in the west bank . the number of palestinian martyrs in the west bank has reached 24 in 50 days. although these days, the zionists have stopped their massive crimes in the gaza strip because of the ceasefire. but they are still busy in the west bank. the occupying forces attacked several camps in the west bank. israel is very worried about the situation in the west bank. since the first day of al-aqsa storm, the zionists have started repression and more arrests in the west bank . the spokesperson of the international red cross says: mizan the violence in the west bank in recent months has been alarming and far from what we have witnessed in recent years. it has gone wet. a quarter of the palestinian population living in the west bank experienced the prisons of the

39 israeli captives during the first three days of the exchange uh for 117 kidnapped palestinians and the red cross has confirmed that 11 captives in have been handed over as part of this fourth release so we're watching the offer prison and waiting uh any minute now hopefully we will see palestinians who are free walking out that door. well sab, when we uh when i we talked about the reasons behind this, why did it take so long? i mean elijah talked about the... uh now the israeli regime is facing the extent of the destruction um but from the very beginning we saw the type of weapons that the israeli regime used, why did it take so long in your perspective? the resistant over this deal to the zist entity before the landing, but we know the us and the west, arm the zist entity with the sophisticated and state of the art. technology, which they use very effectively from the skies, this kind of technology, they tried it and trained mehem and and death on the people, and their navy the same thing, their artillery the same thing from a distance, but once they got inside gaza, and once they become to a c

, but despite this circumstance, difficulty, the red cross managed to deliver the humanitarian aid that was intended for the residents of the palestinianis is what the red cross said after that... we are deeply concerned that our humanitarian convoy in the city of gaza came under fire today, it was delivering vital supplies medicines, to medical institutions, including alkuts hospital. under international humanitarian law, humanitarian workers must be protected. every day the sector needs more than 500 trucks with humanitarian aid, although during all this time a little more than 500 of them entered the gas sector. the humanitarian situation, as well as the military one, is very tense. we continue to monitor the situation in the middle east, all the latest news is on our air. thank you, our special correspondent in lebanon stanislav bernwalt was in direct contact. let me remind you that the conflict in the middle east escalated on october 7 after the attack by fighters of the palestinian hamas movement on israeli territory. what pin code? if a simple question has become a quiz, it can help on. pept, he helps restore memory of attention

palestinians gathered there to receive them. we were at that scene last night that saw something very similar. eventually, the red crossining the palestinian prisoners were released. to add a little bit of context to that side of the deal, we expect 33 children and six women to be released from these prisons. some of these are people who are convicted and sentenced. >> i want to say that we are watching on screen some of the hostages entering into israel, as we are watching this. this is some of the hostages being brought into israel. let me raise this to you, david. two senior administration officials tell nbc news that the biden administration is disappointed, americans have not yet been released. but these officials say they are hopeful three americans will be among those civilian women and children freed as part of the overall deal for 50 hostages to be released. what can you tell us about what to expect in the next few days? >> reverend, that's one of the biggest questions that at least folks watching in the united states have been expecting to get answers on, is when will americans be released as part of this agr

palestinian red crescent said _ that's piece. the palestinian red crescent said israeli _ that's piece. the palestinian red crescent said israeli forces - crescent said israeli forces prevented a fuel truck from crossing north? i haven�*t heard the situation you said. certainly, iwas i haven�*t heard the situation you said. certainly, i was with colleagues, i have to add brave and tireless colleagues, most of whom are displaced and lost family members. sound cuts out apologies. i think we have less communications with james elder from have less communications with james elderfrom unicef, who is in gaza, but he was telling us about the dire situation in the territory. but he did talk about how aid is now starting to reach people who need it. he talked about how he�*s been involved in aid distribution today, of water in particular, and how he�*s met a lot of children who are in particular struggling as they live through the devastation in gaza. and what you�*re watching now, this picture is there, the life pictures that were on the screen as we are talking to james as well our celebrations. you can see israeli flags being waved as another wave of hostages are released today. the israeli military says th

palestinians. as the red cross arrived, news of a 15 minute delay pushed trust to its limits.ed the vehicle, chanting, "where are the prisoners?" we have been told the releases have been delayed because of the scuffles that were happening here between groups of palestinian men and the israeli security forces. minutes later, another vehicle surrounded. this time, injoy. inside, 39 prisoners, women and teenagers, some of them had been in solitary confinement since the 7th of october attacks. this is a small victory for palestinians in a war that has already exacted a very heavy price. to israel, the prisoners being released tonight are a security threat. to those gathered here to receive them, they are victims of israel's occupation. and their release is a symbol. inside, some danced injubilation. one wrapped in a palestinian flag. theirjourney paved by a brutal attack, a devastating war, and a hostage crisis. an unthinkable price that brought them home. lucy williamson, bbc news, betunia. some gazans are using the temporary truce to return to their homes — but many have been de

palestinian prisoners be getting today with 39 women and teenagers. huge crowds gathered to welcome them home as they were bussed by the red cross to a checkpoint in theied west bank. this is the moment when a 24-year-old who was part of the release of palestinians was greeted by family in jerusalem. in ga, the first night without bombardment for weeks. for now, the cease-fire seems to be holding. the u.n. says 137 aoid trucks have been unloaded in gaza today. gaza's hamas-run health industry says 14,000 people up and killed during israel's offensive, which began when 1200 people were killed and 240 hostages were taken by hamas seven weeks ago tomorrow. hamas is designated as a terror organization by the u.k. government. our correspondent orla guerin reports. orla: after dark, a convoy of vehicles crossing from gaza into egypt. a glance of the hostages inside on the road to freedom. and nuer were neighbors in the same kibbutz. their ordeal lasted almost 50 days. among those freed, a mother and daughter, seen here in a family birthday video. amelia, in blue, is six years old. she and her mother are back home on home soil. also freed, margalit, a cancer

the palestinian resistance moven hamas and the israeli regime have released more captives and handed them to the red cross as part of an extended truce deal between the two sides. brigades, the military wingamos has posted a video showing crowds in rafa city celebrating the release of palestinians during the fifth round of the prisoners swap hamos free 10 israelis and two tie captives while israel 30 palestinians se jails, palestinian resistance group still hold about 160 israels captured during the operation alaxsa flood on october the 7th, according to mediators, televive is keen on extending the truce by another day to get 10 more captives released. hamas has also expressed readiness to extend the truths that initially went into effect on friday and enabled humanitarian aid to flow into gaza, the temporary cefire will expire later today, but international mediators hope for its extension of it concerns at israel would resume it's more on gaza i have an indescribable feeling, freedom is the most beautiful feeling in the world, from the moment a prisoner is deprived of the freedom, they evade the day whe

palestinian counter measures in this documentary. hamals handsover tennis and two four nationals to the red cross in exchange for release of 30 palestinianrisoners. the swap comes of the two sides agreed to extend an initial troop. steal until wednesday. a un report says the israeli bombardment of gaza destroyed or damaged over 60% of all the houses there said in gaza city and in the north of gaza specifically intense bombing resulted in damage to over 50% of all buildings.

northern gauze. afterwards is val release another group of 39 palestinians who had been held in his way the prisons best seen him in a red cross. the boss arriving to a welcoming crowd in the west bank town of bay to near this was the 2nd group of palestinian prisoners to be freed as part of the full day truce between israel and how much a a dw spencer, sue lynn, has been as a riley in tel aviv organized by families of hostages, still in gaza. he told us what the atmosphere has been like we've read with relatives facing such uncertainty over the release of captives. people are going through a, a roller coaster of emotions. down here i've spoken to many relatives of hostages, regular israelis, as well as everyone is feeling the same emotions of despair and joy as well that this finally, some sort of breakthrough went a ceasefire. however long it will be. i'm also down here with a relative of a hostage ale dury. your uncle was murdered. on october 7, your aunt was released to come to me and tell me a little bit about that feeling that 72 year old at the animal show your aunt was released and that 1st batch we are all excited so