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is detained over 3,260 palestinians since the 7th of october from different parts of the occupied west bang. today is the fourth day of the seas fire and the truth that had been reached and today the palestinians are expecting the release of the fourth batch of palestinian prisoners, however. it seems that there is a contension between hamas movement and israel, because we are speaking about seven palestinian women, female prisoners who had been detained by the israeli forces since before the 7th of october and hamas movement had been demanding that all female prisoners who were detained before the 7th of october must be released it. seems that israel may be is not or has not included the names of of four of those palestinian prisoners as the sources have told us that only three palestinian prisoners may be released today in the last group of the prisoners whom will be released by the israeli authorities we are speaking about four more prisoners behind bars and the israel remain in prisons and it seems that we are not clear if they will be included in the list or not anyways both hamas move

there is this um not a war, but what's happening in the occupied west bang is a looming scenario where uh obviously the the gaza strip and the war there has uh impacted what's happening in the oc territories, the west bank in particular, and uh, we have seen since october 7th, for example, the number of arrests and detains, people have been palestinians have been detained, has sky-rocketed and also deaths have occurred, um, i believe the uh number of arrests is really shocking in terms of how that has increased, um, are we looking at at that scenario, though it's been happening for days, years decades to uh, really uh get um out of hand. once and if this war at some point is over in the ghaza strip? yes, every every you know measure is being taken to basically make the palestinian people silent, not to take any you know move that would show their support for the people of gaza, so we are seeing this unprecedented pressure on the west bank, and you know i was reading one ' an article that some of the workers from gaza you know in after october 7 they were forced into the west bank and t

to what's happening in the gaza strip and the carnage that's happening there also in the occupied west bang there's another war going on albeit a much lower intensity but it's still a slow but uh an intensity that uh if you look at the past years and decades maybe it's even 10 times more than what has happened in the gaza strip not that the gaza strip is not palestinian land obviously they're all palestine as one uh what are your views about this war? at this point given all the different things that have happened. um, first i'd like to send my condolences to the families of the murters, and um, i'd like to say that, i mean, this is truly we're witnessing a holocaust, a palestinian holocaust, we're witnessing genocide. i mean, any any term that shows the um, gruesome and brutal and cruel. um you know mass murders of the israelis is is really exposing this regime just as we just listen to the commander and chief of the irgc, the islamic revolutionary guards corps, hossain salami was saying that really truly this exposed the western powers because they're the main backers to these massackers

and in the west bang fall this teeny and to celebrate the renews of almost 40 different needs from these really custody. one of them spoke about what she and deal with suffering in prison. that was saddest themselves with us and humiliated us the tell a pride this high i know dignities raised. for god's sake allah has remain high. and this place bought a scene in july to return home, but opposite benefit from doing so by is there any forces? some of them report to be killed, the continued coverage of them, at least, and part of across the world. welcome to our international, i am michael quarter with the latest by as well. and how might as have both exchange due to me, easy enough swap deal becomes this part of a temporary truce that came into effect on friday. and it's due to last for 4 days . here is how palestinians in the west bank greeted those who are released from use ready cost of now huge crowds gathered with some say in the will with joy to welcome those who will be sent to you free for just didn't ease was seen being carried through different doors and crowds with many people

do is on the 1st day of a long awaited but apparently temporary truth with these rolls and in the west bang fathers teenie and celebrate the release of all those 40 detainees for these really custody one of them spoke about washy and deal with suffering in prison. the saddest themselves with us and humiliated us. but tele, pride is high and no dignities raised. for god's sake our has remain high. and this place bought a scene in july to return home. but opposite benefit from doing so by is there any forces, some of them report to be killed the.

and then the knowles of west bang, the city of to bass was rated by these really forces idea of the goals and to the area, and faced resistance by local residents. sounds of heavy fighting and gunshots were heard in the city, but there has been no information about any one killed or wounded so far. a lot of gaz of faces snap a day of fighting, as he's ready for us, has continued to target civilian infrastructure including refugee camps. 18 people are believed to have been killed. and then these really as fly to the target at the residential area in the, in the news, arrived in refugee camp. this footage shows people trying to search for survival as we read become a bodies from under the rubber survivors to be attack, including children told how it will happen last night. the rule could follow nice. there was a lot of dust and everything in the house was destroyed. and it's so huge and definitely rocks falling on my head. i fall to the ground and rocks fall in my hands. they pulled me out of the rubble of life and was dangerous. there was no safe place, no west, even the beach, it's not sa

since the morning is really which is over a 640 palestinians, different areas across the occupies west bang. for example, yesterday we interviewed a 12 year old who's been summoned by these really forces. you have to wait at his camp a job as a refugee kept to twice and a rest of them. and they didn't find that they pulled the father and said that your son has to hand himself over. this is part and parcel of the reality of how the experience here in the occupies best buy you the thank you very much for that. knew that and for him live for us in ramallah is going down to the topic of wisdom. he's joining us live from con eunice in southern gaza, entitled relations to captives to be released happened in gaza city. what more do we know about today's release? yes, today, just for a couple of hours. the minute through waiting to come us had released the cap says to is very captives from the central area of cause, a city which is palestine. sequoia. now this area because of that to be the hot beating area for gospel city work, dozens of a residential buildings and also a commercial shop site. exi

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arming the west bank, and at the same time, america is asking the islamic republic of iran to exercise self-restraint and not expand the scope of the conflict. now, america must stop the crazy bangom arming the settlers in the west bank. the german ambassador did not mention the massacre of more than 13,000 palestinians by the zionists. he only expressed sympathy with the dead israelis. and about the necessity of ending the war, he said: this war has a root cause that must be solved. our focus should be interaction with all parties be related. we need to focus on helping israelis and palestinians and ending this very sad war. regardless of the differences in the views of the countries, the host said about the necessity of consensus in order to reach the end of the war as soon as possible: in the hours when the news is published about the imminent possibility of a cease-fire between the palestinian resistance and the israeli regime, he says that based on the latest information of this conflict, regarding the establishment of a framework the ceasefire agreement in principle is in front of them , but nothing seems certain yet. the agreement that was reached about 3 weeks ago has no

judging by comments, the video was made in romal. on the west bank of the jordan river, according to media reports, an israeli soldier threw a flash-bangt a mosque during prayer. there is a clarification that the army has already removed this soldier from service. in helsinki, several hundred russians rallied against the closure of the four. now it will be much more difficult for many russians who live in finland to see their relatives. the fact that these restrictions are contrary to human rights is stated in an online petition addressed to finnish. for now it was signed by more than 800 people; let me remind you that half of all checkpoints on the border with russia will be closed at least until february 18. the finnish authorities explained their decision by the fact that our country allegedly began en masse, communication with the device was lost 8 minutes after the start of the flight, and the launch vehicle allegedly exploded. space x was forced to activate the elder self-destruct function. at the same time, as the media note, this time it’s a ship. flew longer than during the first attempt, which took place in april and was also

also reported that it was done in ramala on the west bank of the jordan river, as the media reported that in this footage an israeli soldier threw a flash-bangmosque right during prayer; there is a clarification that the army has already removed him from service. in helsinki, several hundred russians rallied against the closure of the four largest checkpoints on the eastern border, they called on the finnish authorities to cancel... this decision, which came into force today , according to those gathered, now that these restrictions are contrary to human rights, says an online petition addressed to the finnish government, currently by the time it was signed by more than 8,000 people, let me remind you that almost half of all checkpoints on the border with russia will be closed at least until february 18. the finnish authorities explained their decision by the fact that citizens of the middle east countries allegedly began to arrive en masse from our country to request ... the asylum charges in moscow began with failure. communication with the device was lost 8 minutes after launch, and the launch vehicle supposedly exploded. space x was forc

west bank at night, and that was prior to october the 7th. the way it usually occurs is, 2am, there is aggressive banging at the front door, if you don't open uparrants are required. in most cases, no communication, written or verbal, is required as to why someone has been arrested. it is a terrifying, volatile situation for everyone involved. the child or the aduu everyone involved. the child or the adult will be immediately zip tied, blindfolded, if the zip ties are put on quickly, they can restrict blood flow to the wrists, there is no reason to blindfold the children when arrested but what we find from the evidence is that if you blindfold these children, wait five or ten hours before the are interrogated, it's degrades them psychologically so they are less able to resist the interrogation and it is much easier to get a confession out of that person. then within two to four days, you are brought to a military court in the west bank, often where you will first see a lawyer for the first time after you have been interrogated, and under israeli military law, you have farfewer rights, but you have to write in most cases to consult with a lawye

west bank at night, and that was prior each year to october 7. the way it usually occurs is 2:00 in the morning, there is aggressive banging at the front door.'t open up the front door. it is blown off its hinges. no arrest warrants are required. in most cases, no information written or verbal is provided as to why the person has been arrested. as you can imagine, it's a terrifying situation. it is a very volatile situation for everybody involved. the child or the adult will be blindfd.if the zip ties are putn quickly, they can restrict blood flows to t wrists. there is no security reason for blend folding the children when they are arrested, but what we find from the evidence is if you blindfolded children, wait five or 10 hours before you interrogate them, it degdes them psychologically, so they are less able to resist the interrogation and it is much easier to get a confession out of that person. then within two, to four days you are brought before one of two military courts in the west bank. that is when you see your lawyer for the first time come after you have been interrogated. under israeli military law, you have far fewer rights tha

killed in the attack in the west, 500 of just as much as in protest towards the neighboring united nations headquarters in the city of ramallah, who carried mc coffins, bang, the photographs of jen. it's killed in the past 30 days, all to produce a jasmine. i was that and said this people today, the posting and jermel syndicate has arranged a cost in march. that's part of the funding amolla culture, a center towards the u. one offices in demo, which is right behind me, trying to put pressure on the you when to provide so most in guys with international protection. the head of the post and enjoying the syndicate, gave a speech to show solidarity to his fellow joined the list in gaza. and as well as to the present to the guys and people. and also mentioning that your student will offline, who are skilled for last year while coveting the, the on the, in the fiji camp. and with israel as me thing just this year that the bullet that has killed the student of aqua was in fact. and it's really, but we have also talked with people in the ground who joined the march today and from a law. and many of them are blaming israel and saying that they are intentionally ta

allocate filings the new year settlement in the west by the girl glossing from las go every hour of the day this is odd, c, i'm rode from on me with your head bang stories. this all the truth between is well, i don't from us, hasn't been extended for other 2 days. the announcement was made by comstock, which has been mediating the deal meanwhile, and the idea of his release video of the latest group of hostages arriving back in is reading territory, isn't full of his 11, have been freed from gaza by how much i will now be taken to hospitals for check ups is a little being re united with their loved ones. at the same time pursuing families are gathering in ramallah to await the release of presence from these ranges, the new group according to the how much less than willing to so i think children, however, be, is ready to present as a still assist. once it says ends, the offensive will resume and be even more intensive than before. do you now have a few days? we will return to fighting. we will use the same amount of power and more, therefore, how mass will meet 1st, the bottoms of the air force, and also the shows of the tanks and the outs, hilla

the west bank and jerusalem bennet smith joins us from, from iowa in the occupied with bang. notice we had pillow send in president, announcing israel to get a game. but what else do they have to say? it was a very strong word from us. moved about some of the strongest ease said since october the 7th, because the palestinian prime minister is under an enormous amounts of pressure varies very unpopular amongst the palestinians and in the occupied westbound gummed in gaza and hit. but the last pulling was done this suggested 80 percent of palestinians actually want him to resign. so he's under pressure to sort of take a tough stance to try and win some support. he's also meant to a couple of us diplomats who are in town today. he met to breton, the good. it was the middle east affairs that coordinates of the security council with barbara leaf. she's an assistant secretary of state, and he reiterated again to them as representatives us, us government. but he wants them to put pressure on israel to have a sci fi and gaza. and they also said that he wants an acceleration of humanitarian aid

bang for that box on some day. maybe a promotion to the. the pets, again says that it strikes on weapons that pose in eastern syria, west self defense. the facilities were originally being used by runs is low, make revolutionary god, coal and affiliated groups. washington. so this responding to a growing number of attacks on american basis in the beach and i'll see correspondence use of july as well. the 2nd time dependent on targets. it wants positions of that region and washington has clearly said the attacks are directed at a one. this time the wants to target at a facility in eastern syria or stuff, like i said, the long so as long as warm and cover lucian golf course, us because secretary lloyd austin said the airports were conducted by to us as the thing is, i guess the weapons force facility is the measure, is the response for a series of attacks. i guess he was personnel. any walk in syria, my manager is affiliated with the all yard. you see what's force. so this was sort of these really power steering and complex us troops and they walk and serial have come under at least $41.00 separate rocket. and drone attacks carried out

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bang since the conflict ignited over a month ago. i was ready for it has also went to the premises of a local hospital, one of the largest in the west bank visibility video online showing medics of the facility with their hands raised and submission. as we understand, according to reports of stuff, patients were ordered to evacuate. some doctors refused a local john list. i'm hoping that the past few more details on this story. and he said it was then to the 1st commission by the i did. there is no immunity for the last is for a house because there's a go outside of the injured that we have to see the apartments on the list with us . so it is them based on a balances and find if those patients are shots by the isn't they what i just them sometimes they the um but also is to bring the agent to the house because of a provide me with the 1st step. so this is what i mean, it's a problem, but i still owe me because that's in danger that i forgot to see is because according to the permissions and those the lessons are there when he comes, stuff should be allowed to add 3 to the patients. i have to provide do me to come services to provide

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west point, but people we spoke to see their hearts and minds. are in garza. they don't feel the bump last that can escape the he knew that, but he just the to the occupied left bang results, president luis, and also another. the silva has welcome to home, 32 brazilian palestinians evacuated from gaza. monica anica of how's that story? after more than 3 weeks of negotiation is personally imprisoned, losing us to let us see what celebrated a small but significant victory in the midst of war. 32 brazilian palestinians. rescued from godsa safely home among them 18 year old sha hit a button. uh no, said gordon. i cannot believe i made a hit and i'm still in life. i thought i would dog since the war started. sha head has been recording her attempts to leave the war, so she had gone to god. so with her mother who was diagnosed with cancer and wanted to see her family one last time. after her mother died, she had was getting ready to return to pursue when the war broke out. she posted a video on the day she was told she could finally leave. so it's 8 hours, 14 minutes, we were at the border that was still cooling on names. how so, how be a shopkeeper from some follow wha

west, across europe. but what do we get instead? well, we get political and the media in ireland rather than soothing a pubuc ireland rather than soothing a public rightly spooked, are bangingt slapping hate crime laws retrospectively on the so—called far right spectre . the so—called far right spectre. they'd rather wag fingers at this phantom menace than face up to the elephant in the room . to the elephant in the room. mass migration. it's the pet project that they've been pushing on, and now they're turning a blind eye to its consequences . and i'll bet you consequences. and i'll bet you my last quid that folk are more scared stiff about their kids being knifed or their neighbours being knifed or their neighbours being offed than some riled up protest. and then there's this kerfuffle over geert wilders getting elected in holland . getting elected in holland. you'd think that the world had ended more fuss over that than the safety of our kids, than the very fabric of our communities. they're being ripped apart. i say wakey wakey, it's time to stop skirting around the bush and tackle these thorny issues head on. it's net zero, it's mass migration, it's lawlessness , it's

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