are for joined by these of these tonya kramer and jerusalem for more now tanya, medical staffing goal is as hospitalized are describing. i'll see the hospital as under the bard minutes. can you tell us more about what is happening there? well, i mean this is where we're getting from, we pulled some goals. obviously the residents still in the area and from the medical stuff, no was through. so phone calls telling what is going on right now. they're at to see for a hospital this thing that has been heavy bombardment is strikes in the area in the vicinity of the hospital as to for the largest hospital in goza, where you said, you know, many a residents have caused that also. so they will be safe in the compound of this hospital, but now, you know, medical stuff and the, the direct as the of the house officials saying that's basically a shift, a hospital is shutting down. they're starting to lose patients. they can not provide the services anymore. we also hear that some other hospitals in the noise and the w h o set the very voyage about the situation at grace concerns about what is goin

makarova’s companion went to his family, and tonya asked to stay with a local resident.ay long. antonina met the chief of police of the village of lokot, which was only 6 km from the red well, and moved there. the thin machine gunner ended up in the lakota volost, which... was such a very interesting formation in the temporarily occupied territory, and accepted her on the very first day, none other than bronislav kaminsky, who actually ruled this area, later had the rank of general of the wehrmacht. during the great patriotic war, the village of lokot of the modern bryansk region belonged territorially to the oryol region, was the center of the so-called lokot self-government, a collaborationist formation that subordinated... to the second german tank army, it was first called the people's militia, and kaminsky, after the destruction, liquidation by the partisans, of konstantin vysskoboynikov, called himself a police commissar, that is, at first such a police force was organized, like a police squad, this kaminsky, he was sent before war, first worked as a chief engineer

hello tonya, a huge turnout for that rally at hostage square intel to be is the public pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu increasing or easy to do the hostage release is by how much what i said, you could say, suppose i mean that has been a lot of criticism leveled at the government about the handling of the, the hostage crisis and not doing enough to bring them back. but i think at this point in time, it is really about coming together and you know, hoping that the hosted steel or the hostage agreement that is in place right now. we'll go ahead and it's now the 3rd day. and by, by the 4th day, they should be 50 hostages. that should be read it released in exchange for a silver for $150.00, posting and prisoners at the same time be seen the delay on such a day that the hostages were released only after a long delay. you see how fragile and complicated this process is. so i think at the moment the focus is really on getting those hostages out to bring them back. having said that, there is still a lot of concern and the concern remains, and that's why we're seeing such a huge tu

well, well do you got to use tonya cream is covering the story for us in jerusalem alia she had this update on the situation at the all she for hospital. while as you say, the army announced tonight that they found the body of a hostage near the ship hospital. a woman in her 60 she's from to keep boots of busy was taking their not tobar seven's during the terror attacks. but they also said that they have been still operating in the hospital with target to a searches, as they put it, as they described it, building by building a searching, you know, this complex, it's a, it's a very large compound. one of the not it's the largest hospital in gaza, so they're still researching there. they started this rage early on a wednesday morning and it's still continuing. now, house officials and the hospital has said that the situation is catastrophic. cause this is going on my patients and medical stuff and of course also a lot of internally displaced. people that have been seeking shelter. the are still in the compound that they're also running out of the, you know, the shortage is they're, the

thank you so much for your reporting, tonya. and let's now move on to jordan's capital a month. we can speak to ask made byron from the norwegian, refugee council in t. uh uh, we appreciate you being on the program asked me to um, the big question today is whether the cruise is going to be extended. what, what are you hearing? good morning. i mean like you were full. i mean, there is a chance and we hope a genuine johnson is this true seemed extended on the pause the coming guess upon that cease fire really for days is, is never in a 5 days is not enough. a week a month is not enough to you know, recollects and, and i'm going to pull these, these people. and it said this also was happening in gaza. and we need the way that the world thrown behind these negotiations, the 11th hour negotiations. we hope that we will get an outcome for, for the sake of the people, for the sake of the hostages. for the sake is that the best place for the site? cuz they have any wanted it is by to allow us that we are uh, getting to now and we so we also put it up to me is that we hope that everyone

that was the w tonya kramer reporting for us from jerusalem. tanya, many things on their reports, beds us officials expect the israel to reduce its aerial attacks in the gaza strip in the coming days and focus more on ground operations. frank lead, which is a senior lecture in strategic studies at portsmouth university and also a former u. k. military intelligence officer. and earlier he gave us his assessment of these reports. yes, good morning my week. say not. i think already the casualty, right? a large by posted in apple authority seems to have that reduce some want and you will expect that as the ground campaign continues. however, alongside that too. but mentioning west belmont to things artillery will now come into the freight as a, as a, as a, as a major factor. and 2nd, the soldiers as the infantry get more and more involved in the up and fight. those people who remained will be at sea city, it will be in severe danger, especially of course, because hoss use them as human shields. so this will be on is now, let's be under no, and there's no really broken fight, some terrible

yes, tonya, we're on a yes, indeed. tonya, we're on a break already.olly kingsley will be discuss her new book, be here to discuss her new book, the accountability deficit . the accountability deficit. she's taken an in—depth look at what happened during the covid pandemic. plus, we'll hear from gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. don't go away news radio. >> welcome back. now, make no bones about my belief the covid inquiry is a whitewash and that nothing meaningful will come of it. so much happened in the years from 2020 onwards. so much that it's easy to forget the sequence of events. now, my first guess this evening has written a book that forensically lays out what happened. molly kingsley , co—founder of us for kingsley, co—founder of us for them, which is a team of grassroots campaigners that came together in 2020 to stand up for children . also joining us this children. also joining us this evening down the line is gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson . but first of all, nigel nelson. but first of all, molly, what wh

hi tonya. now israel has received this list of hostages due to be fried by hamas today. hasn't it tell us more? yeah, that's right, is a has received a list of more names as part of this extended uh choose that to have agreed upon on mondays. so we understand that the families of those on the list has been notified. of course the names are never released before this exits actually takes place and also we expect an exchange for that a more palestinian prison. this husband is rarely prisons a to be released. so it means no other way to begin. so these families and relative to see whether this will go ahead, usually late in the afternoon that there will be no further delays to that. it's a very structured process. so we never can be sure that actually everything will happen according to plan. the 10 most will send them over to the international red cross and then they will be taken back to as well. so this extended two's agreement is of course good news for the relatives and the families of those.

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a residential, a building and how many residential compound in ton unit city, the western side of tonya and his city and 2 apartments were targeted. 15 people were reported killed thinks of those people are because we're children. and we see this of children of the most vulnerable to this an injuries in those areas strikes as more and more of them are being targeted and killed throughout the, the earlier hours of, of the d a. but it is not say right, refugee cameron bridge review again were targeted uh, multiple times 20 people reported killed as a result of those areas. right. same scenario happened in the northern part tickler, named giovanni and did not. yeah. and also in gaza, city where more residential buildings are being destroyed and more infrastructure are being and damaged. there is a constant attack, it's on a public facilities including schools and hospitals and medical centers in an attempt to a by these really military, to the fords of people who are still stranded in garza. and another part to leave a do the central part of the southern part of the gods too. but unfortuna

, and tonya is a professional cook, she tried it and says: oksana, it's not borscht, i said, okay, i won't argue with you, okay, i won't i argue with you, because ukrainian cuisine is much richer, to be honest, than belarusian, americans are not used to this kind of food , we tried to cook it, they like it, but they don’t order it, but they don’t order it, do you have such a place near the capitol, are there many famous congressmen, it happens, i'm not very close to american politics, and when they had their annual meeting, recently it was shown on tv, my husband was sitting, watching, and i was sitting and just saying: this is my client, and this one, and this one is my client. well, here is sanders, who was also nominated for president during the previous elections. he is a regular customer, he often goes to the cleaning service near us, he is so interesting, we became friends. oksana became friends with former wisconsin senator russ feingold, whose grandparents are from russia and galicia. and he didn't introduce himself as a former senator either, he asked where i was from. my re

once, and then... they played catch up with me twice, i was just running and accidentally touched tonya’sother, when their mother, masha got knocked up into my house, and i was near the kitchen, and she started strangling me, i thought that i... that i would die, i almost lost my head, aunt vika said, but the fact that our mother tore it all apart was here , leri, and there was like a bruise, in fact there were signs of strangulation on my neck , after that i didn’t sleep for 4 days, because i dreamed about her, as if she was squeezing me out again and strangling me, masha, i’m still afraid, but their children, and my mother told me that time that they would go to an orphanage, or they would go to a mental hospital, their mother, or to the police for 3 years or for 3 months, since then we have not, we no longer communicate with lera, well, i was a little sad, but now i no longer want to be friends with them, please tell me who these children have, the father or fathers? i had two, i mean two dads. tonya svaney is from one dad, the third child is from the second, it’s clear that they are s

it's tonya claim of air in jerusalem. well, as causes medical teams find to treat the thousands warranted by his roused military operation, the need to prioritize has become essential. now this means precious little care for those who were critically you'll before october the 7th. as you're about to see evacuating cancer patients from regardless of hospitals always has considerable risk spot in the current situation. there is almost no alternative families wait for hours. it causes southern rafa crossing hoping to get a seat on the next boston to egypt. foreigners in palestinian jewel nationals are permitted to leave garza and now some goals and cancer patients being offered an opportunity to travel to tacky for treatment. but the process is not straightforward for everyone. done guys doing energy less sunroof. i've been left with a treatment for over a month, so i do not doctors provided me with a document to travel to cherokee to take nearly one injection and return to gas as the hospital doesn't have the injection um,

and then we will be, of course, speaking to throughout the day, thanks very much tonya price. and now if that temporary pause in fighting has allowed more age to reach thousands who are facing shortages of the central supplies. the u. n. says that some $250.00 trucks carrying food was a and medical supplies entered a gaza because of the trip on such as a limited field deliveries also being allowed in 2000 for the 1st time since october 7th. an easy sense of calm has taken hold in the gaza. the truth is a welcome bank from weeks of bombing and devastation is amidst the scenes of destruction. line one of them, some people who attempt to replicate a sense of normalcy. taking solace in small every day comes its been age for him for a living through days of com, where we are stealing moments to make t a before the truce. we couldn't stay out like this and make tea or walk around whatever is left of l bummed out houses because of the strengths and the sounds of the planes and in the how many and that's about putting them in this muscle in the saw in cells seems like this shows the p

it is definitely a lot corresponding tonya crime that joins us from jerusalem. welcome atanya. so what should we make of these warnings from israel to the residence of pots of southern dolphin? to me? as you said, residents have reported earlier today that leaflets were dropped or calling on them to move towards a different areas. these are mainly areas on the eastern side of calls or outside of con eunice i can, who's or, or in other uh, smaller villages around one unit. so it wasn't quite clear where exactly there should go. but you have to understand the southern part, as you said, is the area where of people from the north of palestinian residence in the north were told to go to that has also been an apple environment in the south. this strikes are also continuing in that area, but this is the area that is claimed to be safe and no pushing people towards further towards the rest of the gaza strip. is a very narrow area which, you know, put more people under pressure already. uh, do you mind determined situation also in the south? according to the u. n. s. a very difficult w

i start my visit to israel comes 7 weeks off the bahamas terrorist attacks diabetes. tonya cramer explains why it's happening not quite small bit of a technical issue because this um visit has been long and it was supposed to be a safe visit to celebrate 75 years of israel. but of course now the circumstances had fundamentally changed. and as the german present, frank was assign might have said no, there's nothing to celebrate here. he's here to come and pay the solid are to visit him and they is very private and that they're very close friends both. so it is again, and of course we over these have seen, you know, germany's foreign minister and you know, bad luck coming here 3 times already. and also chance chancellor of charles was in the meantime. so the german president set tonight and was standing there with uh the is where the president had. so he reiterated, basically, is, was right to defend itself, to defend its existence as he put it. and he, but he also calls, you know, for more humanitarian aid that has to reach palestinians in golf. so he also talked about, you know, the future

small hostages due to be fried by how much as the cruise extends into a 5th day dw, corresponding. tonya kramer is covering the story from jerusalem and told us more they have received a list of more hostages. so we don't know exactly what the number yet. so this is part of the extended a choose agreement that was agreed upon on mondays. so basically what is happening now is that the authorities here are reviewing this list and then they notify the families. of course, this is good news for the families because it means now that potentially are we will see at least 10 more hostages a that a would be expected to be freed later today in exchange for more palestinian prisoners that also will be freed. then later today, tanya, how did the extension of the truce come about and, and could be potentially see it extended further with i think both sides had sick know that they would be interested in extending the truth, each side of course for their own interest. so we've been seeing that the original agreement provided for this extension saying that for each additional 10 hostages, that homos co

hello tonya. a huge $10.00 for that. i'm ready at prostate square instead of the is the public press on 5 minutes, but when you mean it's in your how increasing or even due to the hosted with these is by how much well, i think it is suppose, and then we heard it in this report a thing right now, the focus is really getting those uh 50 hostages that were agreed upon. and this uh, agreement uh out from garza. and today is the 3rd day that we are expecting, again, um, or hostages to be released and exchange for a posting in the prison this. but of course, the pressure on the government will not subside. and the huge turned out on saturday night at intel, a visa shows that because what people are really concerned about is that for now it's, you know, those 50 hostages. this still also, it's very key. it is a very frustrated process of research on such a day when, you know the hostage, the freeing of the hostage was it of the hostages, where it was delayed. and uh, there will be uh, afterward still almost $200.00 hostages. th

thanks tanya dw, corresponding tonya kramer injuries and force. lets take a look now at some more news headlines that says african presidents, serial around the pose as accused israel of war crimes and acts quote temperament to genocide. as a virtual brick so much the countries parliament later voted to close its embassy in israel and suspend diplomatic ties until a cease fire is reached in gaza. but around the post, as government hasn't confirmed, it will implement the decision. is more than 30 people, have been killed and dozens injured in a stump heat in the republic of congo. the incident happened at a military recruitment event out of stadium in the capital, brazil. all star thieves have called for a day of morning and are investigating what caused the stumpage north korea claims to have successfully launched its 1st spice satellite stage media release. these images of leader came young on overseeing the launch. south korea has responded by suspending part of a military packed with p on the on both of us on sides. korean officials say they can not verify whether the launch was a s

it definitely is. tonya kramer is in jerusalem that has more on lincoln's visit. you're seeing much more pressure from us on more emphasis on this humanitarian aid and vision monitoring pauses as he called it. so he said would be some mechanisms now put in place. so talking about, you know, at the moment only is dozens of trucks, of course, coming into goals of from egypt that is beyond the need for the cause or population there. and at the moment, also, the movement of people is very restricted to of your own se, palestinians has dual citizenship coming out. of course, majority of public students, if they would like to, they cannot get out of casa. but of course, he also talked about the humanitarian pauses, but that he said this is still under discussion and he said, you know, there's still a discussion about when this will happen, how it will happen and be heard. also, the apartment is to been you minutes and you know, then after this press conference by the secretary of state and the pink and actually rejecting the idea of having a temporary cease fire or such

i asked the w tonya kramer and jerusalem, how the situation is now. well, the 1st is reports coming out from garza from a potential strikes on the rest that you come to in my god. see this as incense with garza as the last one. how's this or t set this between 30 to 50 people were killed. this was also carried by the wafaa news agency, these where the army has not yet commented on it. the sit there looking into this. they have been some assertion sounding in the early morning in southern communities in israel. and they were also looking at a different area and the noise of the country on saturday night, they were again going just from the live in his territory into a, into as well as riding israel has responded. and we also see um on saturday night in as well. we have had a lot of protests uh for the release of the hostages as well as protest i is rarely introduce, i'm calling for the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and antonio b i d. f has said that they've uncovered more home of tunnels and also access points in northern garza. wha

hey tonya, clearly a huge turn out for that rally at hostage square in tel aviv. i'm curious is the public pressure on the prime minister benjamin netanyahu increasing or easing as a result of these hostage releases to well, i don't think it's really ease. uh, because that hosting is out of creasing criticism, and that's how the government was handling the hostage crisis. but i think you were seeing, you know, the huge turn out at the moment. the focus is really to get those hostages out on the disagreement. those 50 hostages, we're waiting, of course, it's the 3rd day today to see a more hostages of being released and exchange for public opinion a present as potentially again in the afternoon at least this is what is expected at this point. but it's also seeing how difficult the whole process is, how fracture of the whole situation is a, with a delay on, on start today. so this is, you know, the focus right now of many people. but at the same time, you know, the pressure will actually grow and also continue on this government and uh, to also push for the release

of course it's, it is also this, the hope that this will prolonged, in some more days at the end. tonya, what does the still mean for people in gaza? well, of course i, i'm sure that residents in garza are and they would come, it'd be like this, but it's actually, i mean they also know and they're hearing from the is where the government that will the continue to for them. it's just a very, very short respite. i mean, either it's 4 days or 5 days of a pause in fighting. there will be more humanitarian aid. but it doesn't mean that people can go home or can, can see what happened to that home. what happened to the last ones that are dispersed all over because of, you know, that's an estimated one point. 7000000 people in gaza has been displaced during the war. many are staying in overcrowded show just like you and schools. so for them it's a short respite, but of course i think that is the hope and also this pressure that the ceasefire a will last longer. but at the moment it doesn't seem the case because this is where the government has made it very clear that the will that continue? kn

hello tonya. it's been an emotional 24 hours. hasn't that, how is the most ca inside he's around well, i think it has to be in the day on friday of mixed feelings because on the one hand, there was a lot of joy and relief, obviously about the that everything went well that those 13 is really hostages were released along side 11 hostages, that were ty nationalists and philip in a citizen that were also captured enough to october 7. they were also brought home . so uh, but again, the focus is already on uh today because uh, there's hope that the same scenario will play out again, how much has submitted a list according to, is there any media here of notice 13 names of hostages that will be released today publicly in the same kind of scenario. so all eyes are on that already. at the same time, of course they're those families who you might not have the relatives on that list of every know that and the next coming days for full day. so it will be the only last 50 hostages that will be released under t

so tonya crave israel, his release video gate says, proves how must medicines use the guides? as i'll see for hospital in connection with the october 7th tire attacks. yes, that's the footage shows these really hostages being brought into the hospital. israel's ministry has also released a video of a tunnel that it says runs under the hospital. officials from the hamas run helpful far to deny i'll chief of sits on top of a homeless command and control center. these right, the claims that have not been independently verified. v as real defense forces have released this footage. they say it shows a tunnel under gases el cheapo hospital. the idea of says the 55 meter long shaft ends with a glass prove door, but did not say what is behind it. this footage has not been independently verified . the idea of also released the video of what it says are hostages taken from israel and during the hospital, the footage appears to be dates down to october, the 7th. the day of the high mass attacks. these real defense forces has a moral obligation to bring everyone, everyone of our hostages

and then nobody this tonya and finally, act us in the us have reached a tentative deal with major hollywood studios to end the 118 day strike reactions from union members in los angeles. they've been demanding higher pay a share of streaming revenue and protection from artificial intelligence. the dual strikes by rights as an extra is, have resulted in one of the longest labor crises in hollywood history, costing the state of california and estimated $6000000000.00. and that's it for me and then this teams and i'll feel good we'll, we'll do is update for you at the top of the up next to the news asia with us advantage for a short break gab office in berlin. thanks the interest, the global economy, our portfolio, g w business be here's a closer look out the project to analyze the flight for market dominance with dw business beyond one on 6 times to please.

dw used tonya cram uh was at a memorial riley outside israel's parliament in jerusalem. and she has mall on how it is rarely use up in mocking this summer day. well this is laura here. this is, laura riley is just coming to an end. that's here. justin next to the connected, the is rarely paula mentioned, also in front of the prime minister's office basically. you know, you could say people have a lot of mixed feelings on that day. it's, it's awesome. it's also anger. this is a memorial for those who were killed is of each of the hostages that are still being housed in garza. but it's also a protest against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. because um, you know, people have told me in the past week on october 7th, after the terror attacks that happened there, they lost those personal sense of safety of security. so it's a very, very difficult period of time. the war is still going. also, of course the pictures and goals are coming out from the and the hostages being still there. rockets are still being fired because if people are asking, so what is coming next? but a

really jails by tuesday, a total of $180.00 palace. damian's had been released, the w correspondents, tonya kramer reports, and one of them a 17 year old. his family says he was arrested and obtained after throwing molotov cocktails. for days now a money is more. levy has been anxious. the waiting for this moment, her 17 year old son holmes, it was expected to be released from and is very prison. as part of the delicate truth agreement between israel and thomas, it will to anyone, i feel sure he's been in prison for 10 mountains about so i haven't heard from him . so what's the issue? what i'm just waiting for him when it come home. and then a moment of joy and relief comes of a 16 men, he was arrested. the asperity persecution accused him of amongst other things, supporting terrorism, grievous bodily home and arson. on national. this grounds, his family said he was throwing motor to of cortez. he was never sent and he is one of the under 18 year olds that is well agreed to release from prison. many us to being held in administrative detention while like i'm just excited to be among my peop

it's tonya says it will hold folks with the us on nuclear arms control as the 2 sides try to improve strange relations. the foreign ministry says delegation will travel to washington to discuss compliance with arms control treaties and non proliferation. japan has started releasing a fed batch of treated radioactive water from the focus. she met nuclear plants into the sea authority say 2 previous releases took place without problem. the international atomic energy agency says the process will have no radio, logical impact. stone keighron has bassett burton and the west coast of europe killing at least 3 people wins of 180. come to us for all what were recorded in front and more than a 1000000 people will act without power. schools will close at hundreds of flights and train services will also cancelled now will lead is according for global strategy to tackle the risks posed by onto official intelligence. they met at the home of for 10 2nd world war code breakers near london, united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez said a, i could have a negative long term impact on jobs.

the 50 hostages that are part of disagreement for now at least, will be released and will be freed. tonya, what more can you tell us about as well as agreement to release palestinian prisoners in return for the hostages reduce as well as well, has published a list of uh, 300 posting instead of health in is ready. prisons. uh many of them are teenagers of mine is under 18, but also women. um and they, uh, we understand that some of the names have been approved. and we understand from the palestinians from posting officials, they have said that $39.00 of them would be released today. we have has not been given an official timeframe for this. what do you understand that's might be happening done in the evening of ones. you know, the 1st hostages will be, is rarely hostages will be released. so those are prisoners, mainly a teenagers, we understand it's 15 teenagers and the others are women. they will be taken to a prison nearby, you know, check points and you know, the occupied westbank. and from there they will be then released to the westbank. and we don't know exactly who's on that list f

rely on the little they have in order to help the rapidly growing number of one that definitely is. tonya kramer is in jerusalem and has more on the strike while we don't know all the details of the how much house officials have said that. and in golf said that it was a transporting that it was a conroy going from the ship to hospital. that's the largest hospital in garza city . we're also a lot of people are seeking shelter or trying to seek shelter that this columbus lenses was hit at the entrance of this of the she for a hospital. they were underway, took off of this is from the official stair, but we also got a statement. nobody is rarely ami. they concerned that it targeted an ambulance. so talking here about an ambulance outside chief, a hospital and the claimant was used by hum us and it was in the, in close proximity to a, a battle a zone as they put it. they also said they will release more information in the hours to come. now despite growing cold for a humanitarian sci fi and gaza, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that how much must release the more than 200 ho

but we have to wait and see whether this will actually happen, tonya, for the past few days with you seeing these moving images of the hostages being reunited with their, with their families. but what more can you tell us about the states that those, these hostages in the ones has been released as well? so far, the only hard from the medical stuff, but also from some relatives and you know, the medical stuff, the doctors have said the last hostages were released on sunday, especially the children they were in stable condition. but there is one of the hostages and 84 year old elderly woman. she is in critical condition. she was a and lifted immediately after she was released to a hospital. and of course, as also the concern about, you know, the trauma that the hostages have been going through, especially also for the children. but for some on the law now would happen to the last ones, you know, some of them have no home to go to. of course, this is something that is a concern in the long term as well. and israel's prime minister, benjamin it's, you know, he visited troops inside guys

and more a troops moving towards, you know, what they call those is the heart of cross the cities. tonya gray mirror with the latest from jerusalem on to this day marketing one month since the terror attacks inside is real. don't you think the goal is to help them industry, which is controlled by the tier organization. homos says more than 10000 people have been killed by is really air strikes since the war began. one month ago of this number can not be independently verified. many guardians have been heading to the south of the strip in order to hopefully avoid is rarely rocket strikes. it has become a daily nightmare. palestinians in gauze i bombarded with is really strikes day after day intervals that has now gone on for a month. it's i've now we're tired of. we're destroyed and people have been destroyed. their lives are destroyed. children destroyed women and children, dad, all of them. dad, no one is locked in god. is anyone left in gaza? no one remains. i'm think god, we're safe. but i swear we're waiting for just it will be better than living as isabel have told gardens to move t

families down here have a problem reports i've been familiar with that report from tel aviv date of use. tonya clermont is standing by in jerusalem with a huge turn off for that radi at hostage square in tel aviv. i asked the if the public press out on prime minister. i mean, you mean if it now who is increasing or even due to the hostage with ease is by how mass? well, i think it is both and then we, we heard it in this report. a thing right now, the focus is on really getting those of 50 hostages that were agreed upon. and this uh, agreement uh out from garza. and today is the 3rd day that we are expecting again, more hostages to be released and exchange for a published in the prison this but of course, the pressure on the government will not subside. and the huge turned out on saturday night at intel. a visa shows that because what people are really concerned about is that for now it's, you know, those 50 hostages. this still also, it's very clear. it is a very frustrated process of research on such a day when you know the hostage, the freeing of the hostage was it of the hostages, where it

the dw corresponded tonya kramer in jerusalem told me through what's likely to happen with today's expected release of more is randy hostages. yeah, that's right. a israel received a list of more hostages to be fried by hum us, actually it any in the coming hours or so? no. the problem, these are waiting day have been notified. i'm expecting it to be the same process if of course all goes well and they have been delays just the yesterday and the release. so they would be a 100 over by him us to the red cross and then be taken through the crossings and then be taken to as well to hospitals to be reunited with their families. so it's of good, of course, good news that this is coming as part of this a truce agreement. so it would be the 5th day. there's another day left. but of course, there's also a lot of concern among the families that are having still their relatives and loved ones in gaza. what would happen to them? so because you know whether the truth would be then extended once more. so this is of course a big concern from families here as well. so with now and so the 1st extension of

again, the deputy is tonya kramer, is instead there off the coast to the gauze district border in southern israel and sent us this update. as we know, reserved from the is rarely army, that they're moving deeper and deeper inside gauze are there also some video was released from inside the dogs, us as showing tanks and on solar for the in st. already yesterday. that is a street that goes from one of the main streets in gauze are going from the north to the south. and we understand that some of the ground forces and the tangs are moving in from different locations from the western side as well, or from where the mediterranean sea is and from the north and also from the eastern side. but of course, we also heard from the, i mean that there has been heavy, heavy fighting, been going on that has confirmed the 2 is where the soldiers are, where chilled. and we also heard from the, i'm us from the cars, some brigades, the military ring of home us saying that they were involved in heavy fighting. but you know, it's very hard to confirm all of this from here. of course, also the army keeps a very

to go. israel and from us militants in gaza. continue to exchange strikes overnight to double use. tonya kramer is in jerusalem and she told us about the situation this morning. but there were some sovereigns in the morning uh towards uh for incoming rockets towards the southern as well. they also these reports from us authorities in gaza about this a strike, a bombardment of fun, my gods, the refugee camp in area there. it would say between 30 to 50 people were killed. the, the numbers are not yet confirmed. for us, the waiting also to hear from the is really military of what happened the executive to get more details on that. also in israel on saturday night to be so very large, a demonstration in a tel aviv asking the government to bring the hostages that are being held in god's at home. and there was also a smaller protest in jerusalem in front of the residence of 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu asking him to resign. natania the exit of foreigners from gaza via the rough on the border crossing to egypt was halted yesterday. what are you hearing from there today? was the si

me has bring back the hostages to w tonya kramer in jerusalem told us more about media reports of a possible hostage deal. so that has been a lot of confirmed speculations, roommates in the past days, and indeed uh some of the major tv channels. the carriage reports uh last night saying that there might be some progress towards the deal that might see the release of about 80 hostages that are being housing garza, among them women. as in the, a people and a and children. and in return, isabel could release some women prisoners and also some other thing in mine instead of being housed in is really a prisons, but nothing has been confirmed. we know that's cut to it's very intensive, please holding those uh, mediation tools. but this one, a major factor that people close to these negotiations, the thing is needs to have a seas for or longer ceasefire uh for that, for those hostages to be released to be able to move them. and there's always this message coming out as we heard it again from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. again, in the, in a, a press conference saying that he refuses to say, sa

the dw is tonya kramer is following this story from jerusalem. earlier i asked her whether the public pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu is increasing or easing after the hostage releases by him on as well. i don't think it's really ease . uh, because it has been a lot of crescent criticism, and that's how the government was handling the hostage crisis. but i think you were seeing, you know, the huge turn out at the moment. the focus is really to get those uh, hostages out under this agreement. those 50 hostages, we're waiting, of course, is the 3rd day today to see a more hostages being released and exchange for posting in a prison. this potentially, again, in the afternoon at least this is what is expected at this point. but it's also seeing how difficult the whole process is, how fracture of the whole situation is a, with a delay on, on start today. so this is, you know, the focus right now of many people. but at the same time, you know, the pressure will actually grow and also continue on this government and uh, to also push for th

hostages is not the number one priority, and that's what families down here have a problem of use. tonya kreme is standing by in jerusalem, but a huge stand off for that radi at hostage square in tel aviv i asked the public press on prime. this doesn't mean anything. yeah. who is increasing or ease and due to the hostage with use us by how mass as well. i think it is both and then we, we heard it and this reporter thing right now the focus is on really getting those of 50 hostages that were agreed upon and this uh, agreement uh, out from gaza. and today is the 3rd day that we are expecting again, more hostages to be released in exchange for a palestinian prison this but of course the pressure on the government will not subside. and the huge turn out on saturday night at intel. a visa shows that because what people are really concerned about is that for now it's, you know, those 50 hostages. this still also, it's very clear. it is a very frustrated process of research on such a day when you know the hostage, the freeing of the hostage was it up to hostages, where it was delayed, and there

and some are just the moment and again, and it's certainly as cross over knowledge of corresponding tonya cram. who's following that story for us as the cause of them add bass, that's a base and southern israel is where hostages are being received off of their release from us in the gaza strip. not kind of hostages have now arrived. what's the situation as well? we just got the confirmation here by the military saying that the have cross now into is rarely territory and that they are currently now under going with the idea of the military here, special forces they have been undergoing an initial medical assessment where there are any other care issues i'm crossing and they will be shortly on the um, on the way here, which takes about, you know, 30 to 45 minutes uh, according to plan. if everything goes according to plan. and then they will be arriving here, where we are standing at hudson marine at base where they will, again, undergo some medical checkups. there will be also, you know, whole team waiting for them. uh, we understand these uh, you know, children, elderly people, uh childre

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so if, for example, you had and you said, had a fire, bev, and you said, tonya, my paintings, put tonyase is burnt down, right? 2 or 3 years later, your you say, your house is fixed. you say, tony, you can have the paintings back.i tony, you can have the paintings back. i know, you can't back. i know, mate. you can't have they're mine now. back. i know, mate. you can't have is they're mine now. back. i know, mate. you can't have is the they're mine now. back. i know, mate. you can't have is the exact're mine now. back. i know, mate. you can't have is the exact example. ow. back. i know, mate. you can't have is the exact example. this that is the exact example. this is it really clear and is to make it really clear and really simple. that is the example. >> and it's you wouldn't accept even the idea of them going back on a loan. know, i've just on a loan. you know, i've just got go back. got to go back. >> well, you know what? let's get a loan and then get them back on a loan and then and let's what happens. and let's see what happens. right. so disrespectful right. and it's so disrespec