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early to avoid casualties, we came to the royal present or exchanges between these ro and him as the northern group relieved me. hostages, israel free 183 prisoners, only 22 of them came here as 150 or now prisoners will be sent to gaza among them. 7 serving live sentences will be to pull to, to the college student and all there is water originally from gaza and those who were arrested during the war will be returned home to the suite. one education citizen will be sent back to egypt until now is will release almost 600000. seeing prisoner is another assessing hundreds to go to the end of the 1st stage of the deal. we have been able to speak to many of them including those who lives on saturday. no stress, that's a deal, let's say. well, some of 4th hoping to last is a solution to the broder is really power steering prices. let's say can listen. i have been in prison for 17 and a half years. the feeling of freedom is indescribable. and incredibly sweet feeling . they treated us very, very harshly. everyone's suffered, beatings, abuse insults. they kept torturing us until the very las

while trying to reach red cross space of the same old phrase is ro and led from interested into the apple to delay tell. as soon as it relates, as it was fast settles, but made many nervous, and mediators particularly caught her forth, have soon guaranteed that such things will not happen. again, knew all as well according to this agreement also opens the rough across thing are their own staff a day to allow 15 wounded. how is seniors including her mast militants to costing to age of full medical treatment daily? israel has made it very clear since the beginning, any repeat of assets transfer payers could shut down this community or in florida. so we might assume him off being very cautious about that. and as well, they celebrate as well the release of hostages, and also crowns have gathered with main location being hostages square. and the capital tel aviv people i'm watching has been watching the release on john's craves celebrating those free, but also sending solidarity with those still in conf. timothy, you remember right now 79 hostages remain in garza including 3 taking before. so

it's also the see 5 deal with is ro us president donald trump, imposes terrace on inputs from mexico, canada and china will look at the impact on massive process and sub you. thousands of students show their anger overlays, government corruption, the a 183 palestinian prisoners have been released from his re details as parts of the latest exchange unto the goal is to see saw. they were greeted by scenes of jubilation in southern gauze, or as they were united with the loved ones. the exchange is the full since the goal is to cease fire took effect nearly 2 weeks ago. thought it about his own begins coverage from fund newness. the street relation in con eunice the, the as people wait to come to for this is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point, deal came into effect in mid january, the 183 postings men released in extreme with we is really captives 111 originally in guns. for some this, they seemed inclusive as well as the taking the realities. emotions how to control the i didn't expect my husband to be released at assumed has gone away forever until th

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army bases in the city of on demand seemingly towards the northern powers of the capital where the ro stuff still has presents. but the army says that it is continued to gain ground against apparently the 2 rapid support forces, especially into the state. where on that date, it was also able to take control of other major towns and cities from the power and military rapids support forces. the army says that'd be fighters of the are a step that were present in the northern parts opposite states of, to the, withdrew towards the southern parts off the capital of tomb. and that they will continue to pursue the rest of slicers until they liberate the capital. now, the army has been gaining ground against the r, a staff in both states. we've seen the army in the past few days, re taking control of more districts presidential districts in the city of bethany and the northern parts of the capitol as well as breaking the seats that was enforced by the iris staff on it's general command. and on the signal corps in the southern parts of the city of buffy. the army also said on sunday that it was

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representatives zoe lofgren, ro khanna and sam liccardo, representing district 16, 17 and 18, held anews conference in san jose's mexican heritage plaza. they say the flurry of orders coming out of the white house are alarming, harmful and some of them are unconstitutional. santa clara county executive james r williams says it's important for residents to understand what's at stake. we heavily depend on federal resources, in particular for our hospital system. we get over 2.9 billion a year just for our health care services, directly or indirectly from the federal government. and what that means is that is how we are able to operate our hospitals, including our level one trauma center and pediatric trauma center. williams went on to stress that county services will remain open. nothing is changing right now, but many programs and services are in jeopardy because of the orders. another recall election is brewing in the bay area. dozens of people gathered in san francisco for a kickoff event of the recall and guardian movement back in december. a group of residents filed a recall petit