we also heard that there will he _ tel aviv. we also heard that there will he a _ tel aviv. ask— will be a security briefing as well to ask released hostages if they can -ive to ask released hostages if they can give them _ to ask released hostages if they can give them any information about the conditions _ give them any information about the conditions of their captivity or where — conditions of their captivity or where they were kept, and also the israeli _ where they were kept, and also the israeli army — where they were kept, and also the israeli army is trying to shield the families— israeli army is trying to shield the families from the media here and said that they will be allowed to speak— said that they will be allowed to speak to — said that they will be allowed to speak to the media once they get are reunited _ speak to the media once they get are reunited with their loved ones. thank— reunited with their loved ones. thank you _ reunited with their loved ones. thank you for that update. your live with us here — thank you for that update. your live with us here on

of. just south of tel aviv and the southern city of ascalon were also targeted. call and slammed telaviv's killing of thousands of children in the besige palestinian land. we will not be intimidated, we will not be silenced and we will not stop until we save lives. we will continue to demand sease fire, demand the immediate delivery humanitarian aid in gaza, how many. how many more lives will be enough? how many more children have to be killed? how many more families traumatized and torn apart? there is nothing humanitarian about giving innocent civilians four- hour break before they are bombed. we are calling for an end to the violence, not a break in the violence. humanitarian pause is not enough. president bidentarian pause is not enough. president biden, i hope you're listening. i'm consistent in telling this over and over. again, you must listen to the voices of the majority of americans who are calling for sease fire now, so today again, please look to the majority of your residence, many of which supported you, they're calling you to do what's right, and t

south africa has become the latest country to recall its diplomates from tel aviv to express concern over collective punishment of palestinian civilians in gaza. had also recalled its top diplomat from tel aviv. a post on the chidian presidenty website said the decision was made in indignation at the regime's relentless bombardment of gaza. nigeria cancelled the visit of the chech prime minister at the 11th hour. now say prague's pro israel stance in the united nations on the ongoing unicidal war on gaza was the main reason for this cancellation. protests also continue to take place across africa. to condemn israeli crimes, now recently, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of cape town south africa, demanding an end to israeli atrocities in gaza. demonstrates has also called on the south african government to expel the israeli ambassador. now there is no doubt that the total isolation of israel's apart regime in africa and indeed the world is just beginning. hello, i'm mubarak hania and this is africa today. in this week's episode we are focusing on increasing isolation o

tel aviv claims success.nfantry and armor captured the central hamas stronghold in the eastern city of jabaliya. this bastion was used for training participants in terrorist operations, and terrorists carried out massacres from there. it was there that the passage to the coastal territories was located, which the terrorists took advantage of to carry out the massacre on october 7. sensation published by bloomberg usa, israel, are secretly discussing options for the future of the gaza sector, among them the introduction of many national forces from the military of the usa, great britain and france into anplav or peacekeeping contingent, the alternative is temporary management of gaza by the un. while washington and tel aviv are considering what to do after defeating hamas, egypt has deployed dozens of tanks and armored vehicles near the rafah checkpoint on the ghazi border. lebanese hezbollah demanded from israel. complete withdrawal of troops from the enclave and announced important statements by the leader o

orla guerin, bbc news, tel aviv.o are the hostages who've been freed and are tonight spending precious time with their families? in the square here in tel aviv, where anguish has for so long been the overriding state of mind, now, a littlejoy. in tel aviv tonight, on the big screen, a film with a happy ending. 13 israeli hostages no longer at the mercy of hamas. now reunited with families, whose lives have been on hold, until their loved ones were freed. unsure if their relatives were alive or dead. yafa adar, at 85, is the oldest of the hostages released today. a mother of three and grandmother of eight. members of three families on kibbutz nir oz are now free. it is where many of the residents were either killed or kidnapped. including children like ohad munder, described as a gifted child abducted along with his mother keren and his grandmother ruth. ohad celebrated his ninth birthday whilst still a hostage. his friends made him video messages. hgppy happy birthday. the youngest to be released are aviv and raz ash

the siest territory, turkey and honduras join other countries in recalling the... ambassadors from tel aviv, as the israeli regime gets more isolated diplomatically over splutched in gaza. also the headlines, pro palestine rallies have been held across the world, including the us capital washington dc, to demand an immediate and israel's war on gaza. 7:30 am at iran's capital tehran. this is prest tv news. thanks for joining us. the deathpul continues to mount in the gaza strip, which has been realling from a month of relentless israeli attacks and a titen sige. according to media reports in the latest round of israeli strikes, at least 51 palestinians have lost their lives in almagazi refugee camp. scores of people have also been wounded. i winness to say is really. warplanes have once again used internationally banned white fosphorus bombs on the western and the northern neighborhoods of gaza city. this is israel continues targeting medical facilities, schools and civilian infrastructure. the total death doll of israeli onslot on the gaza strip has now surpassed 9,500, most of them women

it hanging on his every word, it was officials in tel aviv.— officials in tel aviv.— officials in tel aviv. it was officials in _ officials in tel aviv. it was officials in the _ officials in tel aviv. it was officials in the white - officials in tel aviv. it was i officials in the white house, because the big concern has been would the blood—letting of the last month lead to wider regional conflict? we got a lot of fiery rhetoric from the hezbollah leader, a lot of denunciations of america and israel is that we did not get any kind of explicit all—out declaration of war against israel. he said all options were on the table. he said the risk of a wider regional conflict remained but he sounded almost defensive when he was describing what hezbollah has done so far. it has been carrying out cross—border attacks, tying up israeli forces on the border, using artillery, using drones. he said some might say that is not significant but actually, it's really important. we do know that hamas has been hoping for more. now reading between the lines today, i think the message to

he's over at the wolfson medical center here in tel aviv. oren, i know you're at this hospital where hostages have arrived. update our viewers. what did you actually see? >> reporter: wolf, this is one of several hospitals that have taken in the freed hostages over the course of the past several hours. at about can the tonight two patients, two of the first freed hostages arrived by ambulance. a couple hours after that take a look at this video. this is three more elderly women hostages being brought in on helicopters. there actually is no helipad here at the hospital itself, so they landed at a field nearby and were brought in on ambulance. take a look at this video of hostages being loaded onto ambulances, the cheers, the unbridled joy and happiness as they were loaded here in israel and brought to the hospital for care. it is that same joy that played out in the hospital itself according to the staff here when they were brought in, when they were welcomed and they began to receive the professional medical care of wolfson medical center. l

turkey and honduras join other countries in recalling their ambassadors from tel aviv as the israeli regime gets more isolated diplomatically over its bloodshed in gaza. pour palestin rallies have been held across the world including the us capital washington dc. demand an immediate and to israel's war on gaza. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. death, devastation and anguish are everywhere in the besieg gods. strip where palestinians are seeing no respite from israel's relentless air and ground strikes. 15 palestinians are killed and dozens more injured an israeli strike a un school sheltering people from the jabalya refugee camp in northern gaza. former gazans are killed after israeli bombs rain down a residential building in rafa. in gaza city, an israeli drone hit the house of the leader of the hamas resistance movement. medical facilities are not safe from israeli bombardment. as well, the regime has targeted the entrance of alnas children's hospital in western gaza city, killing number of people who had taken shel

anna foster there for us in tel aviv. i | foster there for us in tel aviv.through the last two and half hours as we have plotted all of the developments as we have seen this release of the hostages. but israeli hostages, released 13. the tide nationals —— thai nationals and the 39 palestinians held in a israeli gel all part of this deal. israeli jail. as pa rt of as part of this deal there's been a pause in fighting that is running parallel to this. essential to this deal. let's head to gaza and look at the humanitarian situation. james elder is the chief communications officerfor elder is the chief communications officer for you elder is the chief communications officerfor you to sell. elder is the chief communications officer for you to sell. welcome here to the programme. just describe what you have been witnessing through the course of today. in what you have been witnessing through the course of today. in one sense what — through the course of today. in one sense what we _ through the course of today. in one sense what we have _ through the course of to

bolivia has taken a step further and several diplomatic ties with tel aviv.

i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv. the third group of hostages released by hamas is now safe here in israel. their release ends more than seven weeks of captivity in gaza. among the 17 hostages handed oefrd to the international red cross today is the first american freed under this temporary truce, 4-year-old abigail edan is now safe, thank god. she was the youngest of the americans captured by hamas back on october 7th. cnn's larry meadow is in cairo. i understand egypt, qatar and the united states are working behind the scenes to try to extend this temporary truce. what's happening on that front? >> reporter: wolf, that is a possibility that hasn't been confirmed by either the united states, qatar or egypt. president biden said today it's his desire to extend the truce until the hostages are released. the qatari foreign ministry says they're working to build on the momentum to ensure the truce goes on for longer, and any such extension would be a delicate process involving the -- hamas would want more detainees relea

clarissa ward at shiba hospital in tel aviv. we'll stay in close touch with you as well. >>> i want to go to cnn's oren lieberman in tel aviv. he's at a place that's become known as hostages square. what are you hearing from the people who have gathered there? huge numbers, i take it. >> reporter: wolf, there are thousands here, certainly, perhaps even tens of thousands, who have come to the square for what they termed 50,000 for 50. they tried to bring out 50,000 people to mark 50 days in captivity. there is what is effectively a giant timer counting up the time that the hostages have been in captivity. it's 49 days, 12 hours and ticking. as it gets toward 50 days in captivity, that's what they're trying to mark with speeches. one of the things we've heard over and over again, is now, now, now, bring them home now. one of the things i'll point out to you is just over my left shoulder here, and that's on the wall here, the hostages who have been in captivity, with the words on top "bring me home now", and yesterday we were able

he was from tel aviv. went down there and just so happened -- what happened on october 7th resulted in his being taken hostage right now. how are you coping? how are you dealing with this? how is your family dealing with this? >> it's been an emotional roller coaster for us. the last few days when the news and the release of the hostages started coming in, but it's also been a mixed feeling of all because we've met this situation from so many aspects. my grandmother was rescued from there, but she was -- she lost her home at the age of 97. and we lost his parents, my aunt, my uncle and we also lost -- not lost, but we did lost but she was murdered, my grandmother's caregiver, gracie. >> when you heard today that 24 hostages were released and are free now, they're back in israel, what was going through your mind thinking about your cousin? >> well, it gave me a little bit of hope because this is the first step of releasing all of the hostages. but it's also unfortunately not enough. it's not even a little b

there's no way that a government in tel aviv no way al government in tel aviv can allow the two heads of hamas, sinwar and mohammed ade if to survive this. these are the ones who organized the attack, and politically it's impossible for israel. one way or another, i imagine this war will continue. it doesn't matter how many hostages are released at this point? >> qatar has played a key role in obtaining this agreement and keeping it on track. why is that country in a good position to play peace broker here? >> well, in simplistic terms, favorable to the muslim brotherhood, and hamas is the muslim brotherhood. qatar has rebuilt gaza over and over again. it's poured money into gaza. it's trusted by hamas. so they are the only possible intermediaries to a degree egypt but nothing like qatar. bob baer, wewe'll leave itit ri there. our breaking news coverage continues right after this. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough.

this is bbc news's and a foster live from tel aviv. these are pictures from tel aviv.g from gaza into egypt. they travelled through the rafah crossing as usual, once again, those scenes of the white red cross vehicles flying the red cross flag, and you can see as we have done for the last few days, photographers gathering around those vehicles taking pictures. they don't have obscured or blacked out windows, you can see the hostages actually inside those vehicles as they are brought from gaza into egypt from where they are handed over to israeli officials, in this case potentially officials, in this case potentially officials from their home countries as well. and they are processed, have medical checks, then taken back inside israel. even though we are talking about people, not all israelis taken hostage on october seven, we've seen some agricultural workers released, we know a russian national has also been released today as well, so the are the latest pictures you're seeing on your screen of those red cross vehicles, passing from gaza into egypt through the rafah cr

hamas was not afraid of israel's military warnings and it was practically impossible for tel aviv toractically became a target for resistance fighters. after the blow the regime's security, military and intelligence received. it seems impossible for israel to restore its shattered masquerade, that israel is invincible regime and its intelligence system has all developments under its radar, and that its iron dome can... repel any attack, however the psychological security of israel has been completely broken. many israelis entered the occupied palestinian territories, following reassuring promises the regime had made to them. in addition to the blows they received from the resistance before, especially over the past months, after october 7th, they cannot trust tel aviv to provide the psychological security for them. from here on, the regime will have a crisis of legitimacy in the minds of the israeli. previously they believe that their government was legitimate because it was able to provide them with security and prosperity. but now there's no sense of security at all. in other words

they are getting checked identity at the same medical center near tel aviv. scott, remind us again how the first day of the truce unfolded. >> reporter: good morning, leila, it was 7 a.m. local time in israel that the truce actually began. so we are now more than 24 hours later. it was nine hours since the truce began before the hostages actually started to be released from gaza and the prisoners started to be released from the palestinian side or the israeli side as well. now the truce is holding. if you ask the egyptians they will tell you it is because in part the israelis have agreed to suspend their surveillance flights and there are 137 trucks of aid that managed to get into gaza in one single day, the most since the war began. it is expected to go on for four days, three more now. but it could go on longer than that. there would be ten hostages released, 30 palestinian prisoners released, for every four. the israelis made very clear that the war will continue when this is done. all but one were from the mir oz kibe but. oz kibbutz. the oldest 85 years

biden spoke about that late tonight we are covering all of this and we begin with raf sanchez in tel aviv> reporter: tonight, after a nerve-racking delay that threatened to collapse the ceasefire, more hostages emerging from gaza 13 israelis, eight children and teenagers and five women freed from hamas captivity in return, israel releasing 39 more palestinians from its prisons, six women and 33 teenagers. another four hostages workers from thailand also released. among those freed, 9-year-old emily hand, her family at first told she was killed only to later learn she was alive and a hostage. also 3-year-old yahel, we met her grandfather, gilad this week. >> if you could speak to your family now, what would you tell them >> i promise that i would do anything to release them >> reporter: but just hours earlier, hamas slamming the brakes and delaying the release, accusing israel of blocking all aid trucks from reaching devastated areas of northern gaza and of not sticking to a commitment to release the longest serving palestinian prisoners first. israel's military insisting they did not brea

in addition, the group said it fired missiles towards tel aviv, ashdad, ailat and other israeli townsholding a humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. let's say you listen. you support the humanitarian seam if you like i can talk to you no, i can talk, i voted for him, i'm sorry, this is democracy, it absolutely is, yeah, yeah, but kind of, sort of, why 10,00 people in guys have been killed, half of children, the pope's calling for a cease fire, the un is called for, i'm just asking it, you're a good guy, i voted for you, i know you're a nice guy, this is important, can i give you? he just assaulted him, he just assaulted him, he just assted him, he just assaulted him, he was just talking, he's assaulted him. lebanon's resistance movement hezbollah says it attacked seven israeli military positions in a statement the group said guided missiles and artillery were used to hit the targets. heizbullah also said they shot down an israeli spy balloon. meanwhile the israeli army said it targetted several hezbollah positions and an observation post. no casualties have been reported. this after hizboll

antarron warns tel aviv in washington of harsh response in case is really barbaric attacks on gaza do not stop immediately. hello everyone, very warm welcome to press tv world news and now leader of iran's islamic revolution ayatollah ali khamenei has called for stopping exports of oil and other commodities to israel in response to the regime's bloodshed in the besieg ghaza strip. ayatollah also demanded immediate end to israeli bombing of the bessiest palestinian enclave addressing iranians. students on the eve of national students day, the leader censored the west for calling palestinian resistance fighters terrorists. he said the islamic world will not forget the us, france and britain for their stance against oppressed palestinians. ay stressed the final victory over the occupy regime is around the corner for the palestinian people. he said the fight between the israeli regime and resistance groups is actually a fight between right and wrong. and more bloodshed in gaza, israel has performed new deadly air strike on the jabala refugee camp north of the gaza strip as the regime cont

now tel aviv is forced to deploy half of its armed forces at the livon on the israeli border.ov, news from beirut, lebanon. well here’s some more terrifying data: every 10 minutes a child dies in the gas sector. this is un information. the organization's secretary general called for a stop to hostilities. gaza becomes a cemetery for children. according to available data, hundreds of girls and boys die or are injured every day. more journalists have been killed in four weeks than in any other conflict in the last three decades. more un staff have been killed than in any comparable period in our organization's history. in europe , synagogues are being attacked, jewish houses are being attacked shops, more and more threats from radical islamists. on the growth of anti-sevast regina sevast. from london to berlin, rome to paris, intelligence agencies are warning european governments about the growing islamist threat; troubles in the middle east usually herald a surge in extremist activity across the european continent; counterterrorism chiefs are busy stepping up surveillance and t

hello, i'm anna foster live in tel aviv. it's day three of the truce in gaza. live in tel aviv. israeli army says 14 israeli hostages and three foreigners have now been handed over to the red cross in gaza. we are still waiting for public confirmation of who is on that list. we heard earlierfrom the us, that it had �*reason to believe�* that for the first time an american—israeli will be part of the deal. a short time ago, we received these pictures of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu — he was visiting idf troops in gaza. as we've been hearing, the hostages are being freed in exchange for a group of palestinian prisoners from israeli jails — also all women and children. 39 of them, we are told, being released today. 39 of them, we are told, being released today. here they are being welcomed back in the west bank on saturday. our correspondent hugo bachega has this report. translation:, our translation: , our brave translation:, our brave combatants are doing everything possible to bring our people home, and ultimately we will bring them home. we have three main objectiv

we are transferred to israel to tel aviv.s far as i understand, you are located near the general staff building, behind with your back, relatives, relatives of the victims of the terrible terrorist attack on october 7, i ask you to describe what is happening at the general staff building, how many people are there, what kind of tradition is this, if there is an opportunity for urgent messages about the expansion of the operation in gas, we came in hello, olga, yes, indeed, we in the square near the building of the israeli general staff, where meetings and power cabinet meetings are constantly taking place, where decisions are made by the military, including on expanding operations in the gas strip, near the general staff building on relatives and friends of the abducted, abducted 242 people gather in the square. the last given, these are israelis, these are residents of three dozen countries, including those with dual citizenship, these are foreign workers, these are soldiers of the israeli army, and to remind the government

you're here in tel aviv with us. but tell our viewers exactly where you are and what's going on. >> right now we're at the medical center in south tel aviv. the hospital here is preparing to receive some of the hostages who have been rescued. their families are already here as we understand. and we also got a statement a short time ago from the idf that says two of the hostages have been transferred by ambulance to a hospital. we believe that's here. we're waiting for confirmation of that. some of the hostages who came out today will be coming to this hospital. a short time ago we did hear from a doctor who represents the hostage and family forum, and he basically laid out what he expects will play out here and what help the hostages who come here will need. and we just got confirmation what i said a moment ago, the two of the hostms transferred by ambulance were brought here to wolfson, so we know two of those israelis brought out of gaza were brought here. we do expect this is the hospital that will focus more on t

osama hamdan said, it is unacceptable for arab states to have relations with tel aviv. he called on those countries to cut ties with the regime and stop the process of normalization. hamdan also called on the international community to hold israel to account over its crimes against palestinians. hamas representative reiterated the movement will not give up the fight against occupation. hundreds of pro palesty and protestors block entrances to the factory of the uk's largest arms manufacturer, condemning its supply of arms to the israeli regime. what do we want fire? when do we want it now? how many kids have you killed today? what do you say? how many kids have you killed today? we're standing here in front of bae systems in britain because this company manufactures parts of f35 war planes which the israeli occupation forces are currently using to commit a genocide against the people of usa. we're starting to build, we're seeing more and more groups autonomously decide that they want to do this kind of action. we're seeing people abroad decide they want to do this kind

i want to go now to cnn's oren liebermann north of tel aviv. our understanding is israel's war cabinet is meeting, we heard from president biden earlier today talking about this hope for an extension of this truce. is that what the meeting is about today? >> reporter: fredricka, it absolutely s we've learned from an israeli source that the war cabinet is meeting tonight, this is a small group of people including prime minister benjamin netanyahu that has effectively the authority to run this war and make decisions related to this war. crucially this is the first time since the truce took effect and we have heard there have been discussions around the meeting of the war cabinet and possible extension of the truce. that wasn't so sure up until now that that would even be an option. and we saw how fragile the truce is, specifically with yesterday's delays and all the road bumps along the way to get to the point where it was implemented yesterday and late into the night, early into the morning even we saw the release of israeli prisoners in exchang

tel aviv also claims to have taken control of the headquarters of the northern hamas brigade.anyunis. most of those buried in the mass grave were women and children. hamas, in turn , fired rockets at israel again the day before. the militants also managed to sneak up on an israeli army stronghold unnoticed and shoot it with grenades. death toll israeli military personnel alone, according to official tel aviv data, increased to seventy. islamic jihad reports. units of enemy military equipment. tel aviv emphasizes that after the end of the truce they will continue the war with hamas until its complete destruction. the question remains how far the israeli ground operation will go in the south of the gaza strip, and what will happen to the local population and refugees who previously moved from the northern part of the enclave? in general, we are talking about 2 million people who are now forced to survive in extremely difficult conditions. on the background. employees of humanitarian missions are rushing to their aid, 90 trucks with food and 15 fuel tankers have already crossed t

tel aviv uses tanks.s have already begun evacuating some of the wounded patients to the south of the palestinian enclave. on october 7, hundreds of wounded people are admitted to the indonesian hospital every day, the hospital is overcrowded, patients are lying on the floor because there are no beds, yesterday we had about 600 people, i contacted the un middle east agency to find out about the situation in the indonesian hospital, they did not say that cannot contact anyone, i also have not received a response from who and the international red cross, but i will continue to try to get information, the humanitarian situation in the gas sector is still more catastrophic than in kheroshima, people were killed in gas and no one cares about us, whoever says that gas survived is a liar, gas was razed to the ground. in gas hospitals, doctors cannot provide assistance to all the wounded, there are not enough drugs, there are not even enough hospital wards. there will be urgent surgical intervention, there are pat

more and more, this war is coming a cost for tel aviv, while israel conducts this ground operations inside of gaza, israelly prime minister netan yahu is taking a beating for not caring enough for the captain. this is while the war has widened regionally involving hizballah a limited scale and yemen, while missiles from syria have been fired at israel sporadically. to make sense of it all, let me introduce our guests. richard mest, journalist and commentator joins us from viena. also joining us is bill dorus, was an anti-war activist organizer from new york. welcome to you both, richard, let me start with you, and i like. to start out with what the iran's leader has said, uh, the people in gaza, he said have stirred the human conscience with their patience, and he said, even in western countries, mentioning england, and france and states across the us, he said people have come out in huge numbers and they've chanted slogans against israel and the u.s. government, um, and he said that their reputations have been ruined, how much would impact have these countries that are so strong in their

today, the warning siren sounded 3 times in tel aviv.hab news agency wrote that due to the intensity and number of rockets launched from gaza, gonbad ahhin has not been able to answer all of them. the qassam brigades announced that the raim military base in eastern gaza was the target of a large-scale rocket attack. israel tv channel 14 also reports that 3 zionists were killed in a recent rocket attack on the city of netifo. 20 km from the gaza strip. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs strongly condemned the attack of the zionist regime on the jabalia camp in the gaza strip, which left hundreds of martyrs and wounded. mr. kanani emphasized that this action is another disgrace on the long list of war crimes committed by the zionist regime. spokesman of our country's ministry of foreign affairs of the community international, especially the united nations and the security council , and the security council of this organization demanded to immediately fulfill its responsibility in stopping the machine of the racist zionist reg

says it is delaying the handover of second group of israeli captives until tel aviv adheres to the... terms of the agreement, the group said the entry of humanitarian aid to gaza and the selection criteria for the liberation of prisoners are the issues in question. the head of the palestinian islamic jihad resistance movement says the israeli regime has failed to achieve a stated goals in the gaza war. zahala also says the current prisoner swap deal with tel aviv will finally lead to another agreement that will force the regime to release all palestinian prisoners. palestinians upheld a funeral for shah kamal, a medical doctor shot dead by israely forces during the regime's latest raid in the occupied west bank. the 25-year-old was killed in village near the city of janin. two other palestinians including kamal's brother were injured as well. rallies have been held across the globe in solidarity with palestinians in london, protestors called on the uk government to hear the voice of the nation and to stop supporting israel, in. capital colombo, protesters gathered in front of the us e

the us secretary of state is also asking for a humanitarian pause in tel aviv.ian conflict has been going on for almost 2 years, and there are no proposals from washington for either a ceasefire or humanitarian pauses; only weapons are coming, thousands of tons. biden has no foreign policy.

lastly, i want to show you tel aviv.t first group, but today there's been considerable delay thus far and there's no sense of any timetable right now. so there you are across everything that we are monitoring right now, we will go and speak to our correspondent from bbc arabic. live now to our bbc arabic correspondent reda el mawy. good to see you, what's the very latest? . , , ., ., , latest? the latest is hamas, the military wing _ latest? the latest is hamas, the military wing of— latest? the latest is hamas, the military wing of hamas - latest? the latest is hamas, the military wing of hamas said, i latest? the latest is hamas, the military wing of hamas said, as | military wing of hamas said, as you mentioned before, that israel breached the terms of the agreement. they mentioned that not enough trucks have access to the northern part of gaza, only three trucks, and they were waiting for 100 trucks. previously they mentioned another sticking point, saying that israel violated the terms by flying spy drones over the

more and more, this war is coming a cost for tel aviv, while israel conducts this ground operations inside of gaza. israelly prime minister netan yahu is taking a beating for not caring enough for the captive. this is while the war has widened regionally involving hizballah a limited scale and yemen, while miss missiles from syria have been fired at israel sporadically. to make sense of it all, let me introduce our guests. richard meturst, journalist and commentator joins us from viena. all so joining us is bill dorus, was an anti-war activist organizer from new york. welcome to you both, richard metherst. let me start with you, and i like to. start up with what the iran's leader has said, uh, the people in gaza, he said have stirred the human conscience with their patience, and he said even in western countries, mentioning england, and france, and states across the us, he said people have come out in huge numbers and they've chanted slogans against israel and the us government, um, and he said that their reputations have been ruined, how much of an impact have these countries that are so

hostages plaza, it is known as in tel aviv.g as a result of that deal once again a real focal point for people, ordinary israelis, men of the families of hostages gather here as well. and you can see a longer table, which is significant, it is a shabbat table and every one of those chairs you can see is left empty, representing those more than 240 hostages who are still being held in gaza. this first hostage release we're told to expect over the course of four days, may be 50 or so of those hostages, only around a quarter of them, the women or some of the women certainly and the children being held, and that's why people are coming here to the centre of tel aviv again and i think we will see some of the families of the hostages coming back to this area as well. and you can see many of the pictures, many of the people who come here, this really is a place where everywhere you look, you see the names on the faces of those who have been held in gaza for nearly six weeks now. that's why this deal has been so important for the israe

of civilian sheltering at al shifa hospital. the groups say they have found no evidence to prove tel aviv's claim that headquarters of palestinian resistance with hamas is located under the hospital. israel has also hit areas near several more hospitals in gaza in its latest attacks. the regime onslot has so far killed nearly 11,00 palestinians, mostly women and children. israel is also pressing ahead with its ground operation and gaza forcing massive evacuations. meanwile lawyers representing a large group of palestinian ngos have filed the complaint with the international criminal court of what they've described as genicide in gaza. we build our cases and gradually make our voices hurt. we'll talk about it again, but nevertheless, what we saw after few days made us think that we were moving on. this was no longer just a military operation with his abuses, which would amount to war crimes. we decided that it was beginning. you look very much like an act of genocide, and when i say genocide as detailed in the complaint, that is here and that i have sent to everyone, it's not a philosophy, i

una multitud esperaban noticias de mÁs liberaciones.pa grupo terrorista hamÁs mientras que en tel avivncio de quhamÁs deliberar mÁs rehenes tras decir el incumplimiento de israel de los acuerdos. a pesar de que 340 k insumos alentado a la franja de gaza.143 insumos aa franja de gaza.343 insumos alena franja de gaza. >> se quiere mostrar fuerte frente al mundo. >> segÚn este experto es para ganar fuerza en su experiencia combatiendo organizaciones terroristas. >> es cambiar el paso por espacio por tiempo. >> espacio por tiempo. >> en el terreno el ejÉrcito israelÍ insiste en que la tregua serÁ breve.su ministro de defensa dijo que lo que si las negociaciones se extienden serÁ bajo fuego contra un grupo extremista que segÚn analistas puede incumplir el acuerdo. >> puede ser que no todos los que estÁn dentro de hamÁs estÉn de acuerdo y lo hemos visto muchas veces con grupos terroristas. >> algo que washington consideraba al. >> (informacion en pantalla). >> este control de la casa blanca dijo que esperaban que hubiesen incumplimiento. israel dice que se va a pegar por completo a lo acorda

tel aviv.redible that the world has turned its back on israel at a time when it needs help. this is not only about israel, it is about humanity and about the right decision. this is literally a hammer blow with which his letter was smashed and noted that criticism of israel's actions is not anti-semitism, just as criticism of saudi arabia is not islamophobia. but these statements it looks like they will dissolve in the chorus of the western media, which the former official is confident is responsible for inciting hatred towards individual groups or entire nations. in particular towards the palestinians, they are simply dehumanized, not only in the press, but on social networks, the voices of human rights activists are extinguished in the stream of pro-israeli propaganda by governments, and such methods of information suppression are applied not only to the israeli-palestinian conflict, but also to all where interests are affected usa. when washington is pro-israel position, then the world's lea