sarah davis from the international committee of the red cross. thank you so much for your time and for speaking to us here in dw, a gemini as president hung by the stein my is in jerusalem initiative. solidarity with is ro is expected to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. later on sunday, just on my i met families of hostages taken by from us in the october 7th terrorist attacks. and they also help folks with the is ready, president isaac hudson, one minus 2 day trip to israel will be followed by visits to both oman cutoffs. here's what he had to say about the situation and goals. and the i most i think is i'm the big you, how much has force to will a part of the entire middle east region. nobody can deny israel the right to decisively combat the tara and to defend itself against the brutal attacks. so you have the them and yeah, come this fight also affects the civilians in the gospel straighten and god, the mission is to protect civilian. shouldn't cause a continued to be necessary as soon as the provision of essentially made inside t

sarah davies- apocalyptic things. sarah, thank you forjoining us.ng us. sarah davies for the l forjoining us. sarah davies for the international committee of the red cross. just to tell you a bit more about those pictures on your screen just now. this was a hotel, an auditorium just north of tel aviv at the moment. the people staying at this particular hotel are all former residents of one of the kibbutz attacked on the 7th of october but also many of the hostages that were released tonight from that particular kibbutz. you can see and hear their the released hostages being shown on the big screen, there were cries and applause. our bbc reporter said that people were hugging and holding one another. talking about the happiness and the thrill of seeing some of their community members returned into israel. there are still nine hostages from gaza. we know the deal as it stands at the moment only includes women and children, there were no men's being released as part of this deal. you're seeing those scenes, so many of these people who went through to g

sarah davies from the international committee of the red cross joining us live there from jerusalem. are that neutral intermediary who accept the hostages and to pass them back to israeli officials. the red cross are not confirming that that has happened today as part of this delay. in the last hour, spokesperson for hamas has held a news conference on this as some of what he had to say to journalists. we believe that the israelis are not responding in the right and positive way to what was achieved. and according to that, we have called upon the mediators to make the needed efforts to fulfil all what has agreed upon. allowing the trucks of aid to reach the northern part of gaza, out of 200 trucks, we did not reach till now 70 trucks. also according to the release of the prisoners, we believe that the israelis are manipulating the issue. we will stand against that and we are still waiting for the response of the mediators, and have postponed releasing the second 13 captives in order to hear the response from the mediators and the achievement of the fulfilment of this agreement. that

sarah davies, thank you so much, with the red cross, joining us from jerusalem, really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> still to come, new details about the suspect who allegedly shot three palestinian college students in vermont during a thanksgiving holiday. >>> the white house says u.s. president joe biden is in close contact with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the release of more hostages. the latest just ahead. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation of young people who feel they can thrive. ♪ ♪ >>> back here in the united states, three palestinian college students were shot in burlington, vermont, saturday evening. police say they have now arrested a suspect, 48-year-old jason j. eaton, who lived in an apartment building near wher

sarah davis from the international committee of the red cross. thank you so much for your time. and for speaking to us here, and d, w. thank as germany as president sung by to stein maia is in jerusalem in a show of solidarity with israel, is expected to meet the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. later on sunday stein, maya met families of hostages taken by hamas in the october the 7th terrorist attacks. and they also held talks with b is ready, president isaac cook folks, just on my us to day trip to israel will be followed by visits to both amman and cutoff. here's what he had to say about the situation in gaza. the i most i think is i'm the big you, come, us, says force to will upon the in time at least region. nobody can deny israel the right to decisively come back to tara and to defend itself against these brutal attacks. so you have the them and yeah, come this fight also affects the civilian synagogues and straighten and god, the mission is to protect civilian. shouldn't cause a continued to be necessary as soon as the provision of essentially made inside the north. in

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early i spoke to sarah davies from the international committee of the red cross.e a listen. we did successfully facilitate the release of 17 hostages from inside gaza. we did transport them out to the rafah border crossing where they were handed over to authorities. and we also successfully facilitated the release of 33 palestinian detainees and transported them to ramallah. of course, this is quite a sensitive operation. it's a multi—day operation. but we are happy to report that yesterday's stage of this was successfully concluded. and i know clearly the sensitivities and the details there will be, you won't be able to share, i understand that. but can you talk to us a little bit about the delay? because that was relatively unexpected. the first day of this process went very smoothly. both sides reportedly very happy. and the expectation was that, yes, saturday would be similar. but there was this hour after hour delay. what can you tell us about that delay? yes. thank you, actually, for letting me address this really important point. so the international commit

sarah davis from the international committee of the red cross.policy are expected to face scrutiny next week as world leaders descend on the united arab emirates for the cop28 climate summit. the talks, which are being hosted by one of the worlds leading oil producing nations, will cover a range of issues including the phasing out of fossil fuels and renewable energy targets. here's our environment correspondentjonah fisher. welcome to our windfarm. bigger and better technology has turned wind power into one of the cheapest ways to generate electricity. but when these huge blades start turning in bedfordshire, this will be just the second onshore turbine to be completed in england this year. it's tough. it's very tough. onshore wind is being left behind in the uk's renewable revolution. planning regulations make it almost impossible to build a turbine on english soil. why do you think politicians are making it so hard? we're actually completely baffled, to be honest. they're cheap, they're safe, we produce homegrown energy — what's not to like? o

he's married to sarah and they have two children and they live in orlando. please me in welcoming jim davis and michael graham. that's. a funny photo. thank you, justin, for that really warm and gracious introduction and thank you church, cathedral church of saint luke for hosting this event in this amazing building, this beautiful place. and thank you. just being a faithful witness in downtown for a very long time. i think that especially pertinent to this group is to understand that this research was birthed out of the story of central florida. so i grew up in central florida, in orlando third generation might, grew up in orlando. and if you were here in orlando in the nineties and early 2000, it had feeling like it was becoming a christian mecca of sorts. so it didn't matter what your denomination denominational space you could be if you're in the mainline space, the second largest mainline church in the united states was here in downtown. if you were in the evangelical baptist realm, first baptist church was booming and. their pastor was president of the southern baptist. if you're in t

he's married to sarah and they have two children and they live here in orlando. please join me in welcoming jim davis and michael graham. >> thank you for that warm and gracious introduction and thank you for hosting this event, this amazing building, the beautiful face and for being a faithful witness for a long time. it is pertinent to this group to understand this research was birthed out of a story out of florida. i grew up in orlando and if you were here in orlando in the 90s and 2,000s it had a feeling it was becoming a christian mecca. didn't matter your denomination or faith was, in the mainline space, second-largest mainland church in the united states was here in downtown, in the evangelical baptist area, the pastor was president of the southern baptist convention. if you 're in the nondenominational space, joel hunter, pastoring northland church, 20,000 people on the cutting edge of church technology in many ways, his son planted a church in downtown orlando that was the coolest millennial church in town baptizing magic players like dwight howard and in the charismatic space, paula white w