may god free all prisoners. i understand the pain of the prisoners. i thank god that i was freeed by the grace of god. and the power of resistance, and i hope that my children will also be freeed, and i wish freedom for my brother and for all the pris prisoners, men and women. and palestinians released from israeli jails have spoken about the appalling conditions they had to endure. their families have also thanked resistance for paving the way for the release of their loved ones. firstly, we should not forget. when i got out didn't know my cousin had been martered, when i got aware of that, i was so upset, but i was also happy for him, we would not be truly happy unless all our prisoners are freeed from israeli jails, our prisoners are being tortured through various means, both physical and psychological torture. they hold the garage against palestinians and they do nothing but oppressing the poor prisoners. some prisoners lost vision due to the torture they suffered. five others were martered in the prison i was helping. some prisoners were only 13

local residents helped the prisoners as best they could; most often, they bought prisoners from the camp barns, and then helped them escape, often with a piece of bread or boiled potatoes they went to the barbed wire to give ice to the prisoners, but the camp the guards responded immediately, the prisoner of war was shot, and the local resident was brutally beat up. people looked like skeletons, their legs were swollen from hunger, they could hardly move, but no one relieved them of work, they dug graves, repaired roads, about 500 people daily were engaged in harvesting wood not for the needs of prisoners of war, but for the camp administration, they prepared firewood, they pulled boards, harnessed 5-10 people each, men were also involved in repairing railways and highways. but the women remained in the concentration camp and those prisoners who were in the concentration camp for a long time they were starved and then shot, according to the norms of the geneva convention, officers were not supposed to take part in any work , the german command was cool about this requirement, believing t

uh basically in terms of the prisoners not to be too much on this prisoner topic but since we're talking to you might as well bring it up is the fact that uh there was a focus a lot of focus on the... number of prisoners uh from october 7th on, but uh, we've noticed that the that obviously did lead to a spike, the alaska flood operation, but overall uh just in a period of two weeks and i'm looking at the timeline over here uh that the number of prisoners uh increased from 4,500 to 10,000 uh, this is a one source that is indicating that, um, when you take a look at that many prisoners to have uh increase in that... that large quantity uh what uh what what what what will happen when you have this type of law maybe being legalized the execution law and uh for there not to be uh decrease in the way that uh prisoners are being uh detained and put it inside uh jails in israel in the occupied territories well well this kind of law is also especially targeting those palestinians that have an active role in the resistance um and also those palestin for example you have life sentences in israeli o

abu sharif, father of prisoner in israeli jail talks about prisoners situation, suffering of prisonerswith the prisoners. we call for prisoners freedom and good treatment, instead of maltreating them inside the israeli jails, the main players of the international community, they they support israel by a way or another, and they live a long time ago in conspiracy of silence which gives the israel the green light to violate and to increase their violations against the... in the journey for covering another suffering, we met omnidal, mother of two long-term prisoners, ageed and burdened with life bitterness. a journey of thousand miles begins here. dia اعتقل هو عمر 164/92 on october the 10th in 1992. next month the will be 22 years old. he executed herric resistance operation for the sake of his people and coast. this is why the israelis arrested him. muhammad, 22 years old has been detained since... he was 11, he was 11 when his brother was arrested, he's been in prison for 11 years, we used to visit him fortnitely, to us the visit day was like festival or poligramage, actually as if we'

we are for the release of the prisoners. you talked about the prisoners a lot in this program.lking about something far more fundamental, a seachange, which means the renewal of talks that would lead to a political, just a political solution. that is agreed on both sides and not of course unilaterally. to support that political process, that is so crucial, because right now, there is no alternative. it is just brute force, and when people -- amy: we have 10 seconds left, but that we will continue the conversation. avner: when people have said there is no choice but violence, there is only violence to each other. we need to open a political process to end the violence. amy: we want to thank you both for being with us. we will do part two

to prisoners.gned for 3,000 people there were tens of thousands of prisoners, there was not enough space, they slept standing up. one by one, many were on the street, some people were on the street, cold, summer gymnast to somehow warm up, prisoners, that is, in these barracks they climbed into the attics, in the morning there was a formation, formation, people had to go out from the attic to this formation, that is, this roll call, the prisoners climbed out onto the roof, well, to get down from the roof, they are low buildings, it was easier to go down , the german guards were having fun, they were shooting. everyone who climbed onto the roofs of prisoners of war, it was entertainment for them, a separate barrack was set aside for female prisoners of war, there were about 400 of them, these were scouts, paratroopers, medical workers, those arrested for relations with partisans and underground fighters, there were no sanitary concessions for women, the attitude of the german command, the attitude o

palestinian prisoners who spent a difficult time in zionist prisons? we have hard days in prison. they came in every 24 hours to beat, humiliate and abuse . now they prostrate to return to the arms of their families and owe their freedom to the resistance of the people of gaza and the efforts of hamas. we were freed with the blood of the people of gaza . we thank the people of gaza and hamas . he is free to describe his child like this. to god , this happiness is mixed with the blood of the martyrs of gaza and destruction. 20,000 martyrs, 20,000 missing and 35,000 injured. we appreciate this freedom. you are the viewer of jahan today on khabar network and next to the jahan today program , you are watching live the image of the exchange of the fourth stage of the release of palestinian prisoners in the west bank. reza sadr al-husseini, an expert on west asian issues, who is a companion in the jahan mozur studio this is us, mr. sadr al-husseini. greetings to you. my first question is how both sides look at the extension of the ceasefire that happened a few hours ago. dear colleagues

about those prisoners, the west bank prisoners prisoners will be released at aufer military jail, however the prisoners from al-quds would be released inside al-quds, earlier the israeli police some own the family members of the palestinian prisoners from al-quds, they confiscated their cell phones and that they are keeping number of family members in the interrogation centers inside al-quds uptil the moment. moreover, the israeli forces readed the homes of several palestinian prisoners, mainly there is amani al hashem and zendo, the israel is... raided their homes, they confiscated the suite that the family were having inside the homes and also ordered them, they are not allowed to speak to the media in al-quds and anyone would be holding gatherings or would be celebrating the release of their daughters and sons, they will be immediately arrested and they will pay high finds for the for the israeli police there. stay with us, mona, we're going to cross over now to journalist and political analyst julia cosum, joining us from the lebani's capital berut, miss kosam, welcome to the program,

and with private to build those prisons run those prisons staff those prisons. so it's a giant industry and giant industries need to fed and those giant industries get involved in legislation. and we need be smarter about that. we need to look at who's behind legislation to sentences. who's benefiting from things because all prisons every time a prison is built, a lot of people make a lot of money in the private sector. nicely put put. yeah. okay. i'm kind of picking and the for profit prisons which i is is this one side of the same coin and i'm trying to figure out, um, how we can disentangle how a how, how do we get rid them? but you've, you're very tough. but how do we disentangle all the the, uh, the owners ship, the share ownership of some of those prisons by politicians? hmm. and, uh, because that's feeding the beast as well, and they're making, they're making money on their own because they have, they have an interest. yeah. a financial interest in these prisons. how do you. how you stop that and. did in your research. have you seen, um did you see an eff

well bard started a prison education program. it must be close to 20 years ago now. i think quite a long time it was very successful and my colleague at bennington, annabel davis, who's a writer and and teacher at bennington decided that she thought this is quite fabulous and she would try to start a similar one at bennington. and so she contacted a which is it's not that close it's about an hour from bennington in comstock new york. and after minimum maximum security prison and after lot of jumping through hoops and filling out forms and a lot of, you know security issues, she was able to start the program and i'm thinking that must be, i don't know, maybe close to ten years ago, seven or eight years ago at least. and i got involved in it through her. she's somebody i and take her advice and she said i would love teach you there which in fact is true is great. well, what were you teaching bennington and what were you teaching the prison at bennington taught literature, and it's a small department. so we've sat had a very wide so

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the t 3 palestinians who were held in these riley prisoners, have been released at prisons have been released under the truce agreement. this is mohammed who most who's part of a group of detainees, mainly children who were released into the custody of the i. c r c who was, has now been re, you know, i did with his family in occupied east jerusalem. and palestinians on the ground in gauze have been given more time to breeze after israel and mos agreed to extend this cease fire for further 2 days. the deal was announced by cut off who mediated the agreement along with the us and egypt. the initials ceased far as broad, much needed relief to the gulf, a strip and was due to expire on tuesday morning. when need abraham is in ramallah in the occupied westbank for us, neither it's, it's late, it's cold. i know you told me any of the release of palestinian prisoners has finally happened on this false day of the seas 5, but accompanied by violence in the west bank reports of one palestinian killed. what more can you tell us of the well the policy and has been shot to ask between you, which

whether this has to do with the release of prisoners or not? i don't have that information as of yet but uh we're looking at what is happening there you have the israel regime forces there outside of the prison but believe what was uh the focus should be what uh images we saw in the beginning of uh our shots when we came in to this live uh uh footage that we're seeing right now anyways outside of prison that's what you're looking at right now uh there have been reports of clashes taking place there and there's some additional information it is related to the prisoner release crowd waiting uh for some uh to be released where a man has been injured and israely forcess of have fired live rounds as a result. monacan delcon joins us now. to see if she has information that she can add to this, well we're looking at some uh um i guess scuffles that have happened outside of over prison, what do you have for us on that? well, first it seems that there was a delay or a postponement in releasing the israeli captives who had been held by the hamas movement

yes, it seems that the journey from over a prison full that boss carrying those prisoners, as you can imagine, it's taking quite a long time. um we understand that in any normal situation, it's around about 10 minutes from here, a 10 minute drive in area code. my so just speaking to people who are tracking it, but yeah, as you can see, thousands of people have gathered here and the crowds have increased throughout the evening in expectation of, of meeting these prisoners greeting these prisoners and celebrating with them and the families we've been speaking to some of the families here throughout the night . as we been reporting many of them expressing great personal joy and relief, but eventually being able to see their loved ones, many of whom have spent considerable times incarcerated in these riley jails. but also mixed emotions. people have very much aware that the war and gaza seems nowhere near over. i people of course, as you can imagine in great solidarity ways that felt like palestinians in garza, also concerns here about these ongoing ministry is really ministry rates to th

who's been in prison for 8 years. her family believes that she is going to be released to night by the israeli authorities. what's happened here right now is some is really border police as well as other police for gates have come in. they've entered the family home. their attentions are high right now . and what's happening is some people are angry that they're here. meanwhile, the police have told us that until the media leaves, they can not allow the prisoners. so those are obvious to actually come back here. some of the family members and other people who are here to greet, that's where the ideas they are upset about this. they want the police to go. the police are saying until the area is cleared out of media. and so those are obvious cannot come in. so the fluid situation is starting to get more tens up until now people have been just expecting all night for everybody to show up. right now. very unclear exactly what's going to happen or how does so who would say no to bite east jerusalem for us $101.00 to talk a

prisoners. is this a strength or a weakness for hamas? first of all , there is a very important point in this framework , the zionist regime had set two main goals for invading gaza. the first goal is to destroy hamas and the second goal. according to the goal he has set for himself , he has to restore his buddhahood and that means he failed in this battle he did not achieve the goals he wanted. the second point, when we talk about a palestinian prisoner against a palestinian prisoner , means to protect the reputation of the zionist regime and propose a solution that can preserve the ceasefire. this means that one captive versus three captives has two meanings. and we must note that the zionist regime would not have accepted this ceasefire if it had not been under pressure in the field and internal situation of the zionist regime . in recent times, the zionist regime suffered defeats in the field and withdrew from the areas it had infiltrated. military trends inside gaza are due the resistance a

what does it mean that every israeli prisoner is exchanged for three palestinian prisoners? is this a strong point for hamas? is it a weakness? no. there is a very important thing in this framework, the zionist regime had set two main goals for the invasion of gaza, the first goal was to destroy hamas and the second goal was to return the prisoners of war to hamas, but what happened after this brutal aggression was determined by itself to return itself and this that is, in this case, he failed and did not achieve the goals he wanted. the second point is when we talk about one palestinian prisoner against israel and three palestinian prisoners. one way he proposed a solution that would be able to maintain the truce, so one prisoner against three prisoners means two things. first of all, let him offer me the prisoners of the zionist regime and imagine that there was a new victory for the palestinian resistance after the operation and the battle of the storm. there is al-aqsa, and we must note that the zionist regime was not under pressure in the field and inside the zionist re

and i think my students at the prison get that they understand that there are classes taught the prison know. we try to we try to do a wide variety of and there have been some i think really interesting classes one on the nat turner rebellion. there has been one on the haitian revolution. and you know, neal this to say we do african-american literature and things like this, but we try to give a very very broad spectrum of. historical literature and philosophy and to really make the students understand that each book is a product of own time. it's a creature of its time. and that goes also for the books that people are writing right now. and to get that, you know, brooke, is the racial makeup of your class at the prison an important i'm not particularly no. we have a little bit of everything. the only time it's been problematic is because we have certain people who are quite there in english as a second language and they struggle a bit. but there has not. i mean, it's of course, to have a very diverse population, which do by definition, we don't have to try for it. it just but there has

that's according to the palestinian commission of prisoners and ex-prisons affairs. commission says the number of palestinians being held in israeli jails has surpassed 7,000. they include 200 children. hundreds of the detainees are sick with some of them in need of urgent medical treatment. the regime intensified his raids and arrest campaign across the west bank after launching the gaza war on october the 7th. since then, nearly 340 palestinians have been killed by israeli settlers or forces across the occupied territories. three young palestinian students have been shot near university campus in the us state of vermont. hisham ali arwartani, tassin nail ali and kanan mohsen abdal sustained injuries in the armed attack which took place on saturday evening in the city of burlington. the palestinian men survived the shooting incidents, but two of them are currently in intensive. units. according to reports, the students were wearing the traditional palestinian headdresss and speaking arabic when they were attacked. the families of the victims have called on us offici

prisons. of course, the al-aqsa storm had the highest priorities, including giving an identity to palestine, including preventing the name of palestine and the palestinian cause from being forgotten. experts have talked about this, but i have to tell you that the zionist regime is creating a peaceful situation for the world and an opportunity to create some peace in the occupied territories by the public opinion through these ceasefires because i have to let me explain to your blessed mind about the issue of the lineage of people i was living in the occupied territories very, very little, shabiri, that is, the fact was that a significant part of the pressure that the public opinion, especially the families of the killed and missing people , forced him to bring to the zionist regime. he wanted to be able to control a part of the land in the hands of the palestinians in the ground operations, to have a part of gaza in his control, the north in the north, because the operations were concentrated

we have also many prisoners in prison. in addition to my son, there is my brother in law and my nephew. they were arrested aligned with my son. they were a charged with the or they were accused in the same charges. they have been accused of being part of a terrorist. so for some time. but we will accuse our prisoners as being a terrorist, as you know. so they always do this and say this can shop as well as templates. i mean, if nothing at all, but the number of we want to stay on the spot united, we want to remain patient stop. ok. we have to spend quite much other side and we should not be separated and system. mm hm. i know i have a nephew who is marked here and we did not receive the father yet. he died in oklahoma. done. he's an officer between a lot. he never updated operation against about how much did we don't know if it was an accident or the is right. these talk about the service took time and he was just close to a check point and there was an explosion i got to head relative has been accused of is committing an

in prison. she was brutally injured and detained by the israeli police in 2015 when she was 16 years old. during her detention she was abused and humiliated by israeli security staff. malak sulaiman, another 24-year-old girl released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. ahmed manasra 21. one years old, was released after eight years in prison, as a 13-year old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli forces after being overrun and injured by a car. during his detention, he was put in solitary confinement several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems. the senior mass official says the movement will not go ahead as part of the seasfiring agreement unless israel stops violating the deal. we believe that the israel is till now they are not responding in the right and the positive way to what was achieved. and according to that we have called aboon the mediators to make th

in prison. she was brutally injured and detained by the israeli police in 2015 when she was 16 years old. during her detention, she was abused and humiliated by israeli security staff. malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. ahmed manasra, 21 years old, was released after eight years in prison. as a 13-year-old, he was kidnapped and detained by the israeli force. after being overrun and injured by a car. during his detention, he was put in solitary confinement, several times against the international law and suffered from serious mental health problems. gaza residents are pleased to see the palestinian resistance movement, hamas, making gains in the war with the israeli regime. they are also grateful to armas for forcing tel aviv into agreeing a truth. here honestly feel a sense of triumh, feel a sense of victory. seeing the first images and videos of the beginning of all

prisoners, actually less than 39 prisoners were released from the israeli jail of to the military checkpoint of vitonia and we're here in the municipality of vitonia, palestinian. families will be will be receiving their sons and their daughters, of course because of the situation there are no celebrations, but the people are gathering in the municipality of the... tonia waiting for their sons and their daughters who had been transferred or moved by the international committee of the red cross and their vans from inside the oher prison and the military checkpoint of vitonia to this area where behind us supposed the family members and relatives are waiting for their sons and daughters of course in order to take them back home there in alkuts. dozens of palestinians had been released earlier because the prisoners from al-quds were released from inside the the the the prisons inside accords to their homes, however earlier the israely police summon the family members of the palestinian prisoners from alqs and they can estated their cell phones and also a number of them has been uh under custody

, including 13 prisoners of the zionist regime, are to be exchanged for 39 palestinian prisoners. it has already been agreed with the zionist sabotage in the program. the evening exchange has not been done on the second day so far. the qassam brigades announced that the release of the second group of captives depends on the occupation's commitment to the arrival of aid shipments to the north of the gaza strip. as the head of iranians and palestinian liberation organization said in a press conference: the list of palestinian prisoners who should have been released by the occupying regime changed, and this is also considered against the agreement to release the prisoners. also, the spokesman of rafah border crossings announced the arrival of 70 trucks carrying humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. earlier , it was said that more than 20 trucks are entering the gaza strip, among which only 50 trucks were designated to transport essential items to the northern areas of gaza. at the same time as the developments in the field, there are comments about extending the four-day break. in a st

years in prison. she was brutally injured and detained by the israeli police in 2015 when she was 16 years old. during her detention, she was abused and humiliated by israeli security staff. malak sulaiman, another 24 year old girl, released after eight years in prison. she was kidnapped as a 16-year-old by the israeli police on her way back from school. all from ramal bring in mona kandil, our correspondent there. so mona, what do you have for us, as an update, as you know this truth deal is there and prisoner swap is happening, but the israeli atrocities against the west bank is still going on despite the seas fire exactly, the third of the palestinian or the third group of of israeli, israeli settlers who will be released by the hamamas movements in the gauza strip is supposed to take place in the coming hours and then the israeli authorities will be releasing 39 palestinian prisoners from its jails, the commission of prisoners affairs just released the last that includes the... names of the 39 pri

she was sentenced to 16 years in prison. and in the past, per family told is really media outlets that should work was acting in self defense after a man tried to pull off her head scars and media and the english on saturday and everything changed. and that's what she was released from and is really jail as one of at least a $150.00 pounds with indian prisoners is real agreed to set free as part of a ceasefire deal with how much but along with her new found liberty came strict conditions 1st, we're not allowed to engage in any display of celebrations. second, we're not allowed to participate in any kind of political activity. on the 3rd, i'm not allowed to voice any opinion on social media. and does that make you feel pressure right now? yeah. how is it done? make it no, no, no, no one has on this. it's true that i came back home and then i got my freedom. so, but i'm still restricted. yeah. and how does your family feel about that? does that, are they even more worried now because of that exist on the color and then all the

one prisoner. the number seems to be a very reasonable number . you can see from how much to how much, but we also have other statistics . well, you may have this question that basically the use of checks has decreased. let's see the next statistics together . the number of prisoners i showed you was 10 people every day since 1996. what happened now ? we are in 1402. 2 years after the implementation of the law, one person goes to prison every 3 days. of course , one person every three days is too many. for example, if we don't have anyone at all, we had a 60% decrease in the number of returned checks , a decrease of 500 in the amount of returned checks, that is, from april 183, 99 , we reached 7 and 8, and the amount also decreased from 20. 100 indicates that we have had a decrease in the ratio of returned checks to the amount of returned checks the prisoners we sent to prison for checks, but how many more people use checks now that we have talked so much, the value of the prisoners has increased,

prisoners behind bars and the israel remain in prisons and it seems that we are not clear if they will be included in the list or not anyways both hamas movement and these israeli regime only revealed the list of the names just an hour or two hours before the actual release, those seven palestinian prisoners are there's a child of them palestinian prisoner nufud hamad and according to the family nufuud hamad was transferred to hospital yesterday, her lawyer and family members were not allowed to know why she was transferred to hospital, however her name is expected among the list that will be released today. there is also shatiladi who received a sentence of 16 years, there is nawal fathi received a sentence of eight years behind bars and there is also two palestinian female prisoners who were detained from the lands that were occupied in 1948. in addition of course to the... seven palestinian female prisoners whom is insisting they must be released today, we are speaking about 63 other female prisoners, those were arrested by the israeli forces only after the 7th of october. all right

now , there are 6,000 prisoners in palestinian prisons. there are prisoners of the zionist regime who are palestinians and they are in prisons. how to resist now and people are not leaving their homes themselves and returning to their homes, which many of them are now destroyed under the bombardment , show that they have an invincible will and that we say that in gaza it is not just a matter of war and that war is a war of right and wrong, here it shows itself that the will that has faith and in the face of the zionist regime's 16 -year-old siege, these people resisted and were able to win, that is, the will of the palestinian nation showed with this move that it is victorious over all the zionist regime's plans and tricks. i think mr. essam denoureh , an expert on syria, should also have political issues on the agenda of the world today. mr. denon, hello voice you have me the reaction of political circles inside palestine and the region. what has happened in these few days regarding this agreement that the zionist regime finally agreed to

and the crimes of your occupation against these prisoners, the testimonies of 150 liberated prisoners from those who were released children and others, this revealed the crimes and brutality which was committed against these prisoners and against our prisers in general in the occupation prisons, we have live testimonies, this is a child, the uh sound is not very audible, we'll try and give a summary.

who were held in israeli prisons southeast. as we saw yesterday, that process is expected to follow a similar pattern once again where those detainees and prisoners will be held here. they will undergo checks by the red cross before they can be released, but of course that release is dependent on the safe evacuation of those hostages inside gaza currently held by hamas, that agreed number is part of the truce. what we saw take place yesterday, once we have that confirmation of the release of hostages, we began to see prisoners and detainees being held here being transported. those who live or are from the occupied west bank will be transported over the checkpoint which is a hundred meters to my right. that's where we saw many people gathering as part of the celebrations welcoming the return of those prisoners. we are expecting 42 detainees and prisoners to be released as part of that truce agreement. yesterday, as you mentioned, we saw 39, including 15 children. the majority of those who were released yesterday were detainees h

they talked with us as if they told me you are award prisoners to add water prisoners. so there are no laws to protect you on the way we treat you. every cent is possible. and we might do it when we treat with you. when i was moved to the moon, the prison, and i discovered that really there were female prisoners. and this system i knew might not have been out for the media. many prisoners were beaten up very badly and insulted an old room where thrown with tea and gas. and there were burns and injuries in hand and legs. and they took all their equipments and all the clothes to confirm or deny the prisoners or from a guest. yes, there are female prisoners from the guns lester. we know of 10 of them. they were arrested before the truce 2 days in advance through to, to their way from north to the south. they were arrested randomly, randomly, they arrested the woman and they focused on taking mothers from their children. one mother said she had, she said she had to leave her children without random person home. she didn't know his identity. and she said, now i need to see m

from the prisons of the zionist regime. cyberspace users reacted to this issue by repeating the hashtag "gaza tentsero" which means "gaza is victorious". to most of the pictures you see of the freed palestinians are teenagers and young people. young people who have been imprisoned for this charge. some of those who were arrested were 14-15-year-old teenagers who threw stones several times and one of them. 39 the freed prisoner is king sulaiman. when he was 16 years old, he was imprisoned by the zionists. the occupying forces were looking at him as he was returning from school in jerusalem, accusing him of trying to attack the regime . he was a zionist prison and this is how his mother welcomes him. 8 years of captivity is the story it makes life similar to property. he has been imprisoned in the zionist prison since he was 15 years old, and now after 8 years he is resting in his mother's arms like this. this freedom is very difficult for me because the price of my freedom is the blood of the cities of gaza. most of the 39 p

one day, another prisoner will be freed. he celebrated himself by chanting slogans in support of the palestinian resistance . with these fixed positions in support of the israeli resistance, it suffered a defeat once again, and here everything speaks of a resistance that was able to force a cease-fire and a freedom agreement with its own conditions, which can only be completed when the prisons are completely emptied. will be. a group of americans protested in front of the regime's ammunition supplier factory. demonstrators in this demonstration that was held in front of the boeing factory. they demanded to stop sending the ammunition of this company to the occupied territories. 3 years ago, boening won the tender of two and a half billion dollars for small bombs for the us air force. america sends part of the products of this company to the zionist regime. youth is one of the important. recent polls, including that of gnbc , show that joe biden's support rate is more than 20% compared to the previous presidential election. d

to house prisoners?be contract with individuals in the communities to run the centers. they provide that to step down service into the community and those wraparound services for reentry. >> did you have any other relationships? >> we would have government agreements with others if they needed to house someone they didn't think they could safely house at the state level and we would engage and send them one of ours. >> i know you talked about contraband. a study released by doj and justice found, quote, detection technologies such as radio frequency that can locate a cell phone signal or recognize components in multiple locations within a facility show the greatest promise for limiting cell phone contraband. how widely is it limited within and do you have the resources you need to ensure such is available? >> we would appreciate the additional resources. we currently are piloting two pieces of technology, one that captures all cellular signals and another to actually jams all cellular signals. the feedba

puma and an extended exchange of hostages and prisoners-— and prisoners.ster, thank you very much indeed. _ and prisoners. anna foster, thank you very much indeed. i'm - and prisoners. anna foster, thank you very much indeed. i'm going l and prisoners. anna foster, thankl you very much indeed. i'm going to show you live pictures from the west bank, which is where some of those 39 prisoners that were released by israel have been heading to. you can see that palestinian flags being waved there. a short while ago we saw some of those buses and some of those former prisoners peering out from the buses. making their way into ramallah. as anna said, hamas and said that they are hoping or seeking rather to extend the truce after the end of day four, which will be tomorrow. there have been discussions being held injoe harr, trying to increase the number of hostages released as stipulated in the humanitarian truce deal withjoe harr. earlier us president biden speaking and talking about his goal, his aspiration for a pause. that pause, the push for the pause to be e

five others were murted in the prison i was held in. some prisoners were only 13 years old. what had they done? i ask palestinian officials and international bodies to interven and help free all the prisoners. palestinian images are held in appolling conditions. thanks god, my son was freeed. i can't describe my feelings. i'm both happy and sad. as you see, the welcome ceremony has coincided with the funeral of his martyred cousin. we will be really happy when the occupation is gone and palestine is free. i don't know how to appreciate the... sacrifices of the resistance and the people in gaza, i send my regards to the members of the resistance, the men of god in gaza, israel is pounded the besieg gaza strip in violation of the extended trues deal with hamas, israely ta tanks fired as sheik radwand as a district in gaza city, regime also launch artillery attacks on the besieg territory, the alcasan brigades have urged the mediators to pressure the regime into adhering to all the terms of the truce, the gaza health ministry meanwile says the regime keeps denying hospitals fue

if i may not ask you about the prison that lists about the process of releasing palestinian prisoners under the steel list that indeed have not been released on this the 2nd day as they were on the 1st. i'm us has brought that in as one of its complaints about these ready, and here's the cx 5 deal. can you explain to me what is going on with those lists and what you put that down to when basic and there is, there is always play these games even when you conclude that in our agreement with them to try to play games to very related and and, and change it and the way they want the videos to that, i mean, the whole or slow process is a really good example of that to kind of kind of been bankers. but in this case, uh, they're just committed to a major and. busy relations, the 1st relation is that the list of printers to me in person notices which should be released from is there any james? has to be different in the sense that those who have higher sentences. and those who have been longer periods in june should have been released test. i'm not somebody who has only run a month to go as we