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One of the Palestinian prisoners who was released is Mohammed Al Tous. He's the longest-serving Palestinian prisoner held in an Israeli jail. He was behind bars for nearly four decades. Al Tous comes from the occupied West Bank city of Bethlehem. He was a member of Fatah, the movement founded by the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. Al Tous was arrested in 1985 after being accused of carrying out attacks against Israeli targets. He's been held in detention since then.

Russia and Ukraine are still attacking each other's territory with no sign of a let-up on the battlefield. But the return of Donald Trump as US president is creating new pressure on both sides to end the war. Is that likely?

Tareq Abu Azzoum joins live from Al Rasheed Road in Gaza - just south of the Netzarim corridor- where there has been a shooting.

Tareq Abu Azzoum reports from Al-Rasheed Road in Gaza, explained that Al-Zahra is the city where Netzarim corridor has been established over the remnants of its destroyed homes and buildings. Municipal workers, alongside members of the civil defense, are currently working to prepare for the potential return of hundreds of thousands of civilians displaced over the past 15 months to northern Gaza. Efforts are underway to facilitate reconstruction and clear rubble in the area.

Large crowds have gathered in Ramallah to celebrate the return of Palestinian prisoners recently released. Sixteen of the freed individuals have arrived in the Gaza Strip via the Karem Abu Salem crossing. Following their arrival, they were transferred to the European Gaza Hospital in Khan Younis, located in southern Gaza.

With a ceasefire in force in Gaza, the Israeli army and settlers have intensified their attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank. Amid the exchange of captives, images showing legions of Hamas reinforcements puncture the narratives in Israeli media.

"True crime" is one of the most consumed genres from podcasts to television series. When depicting real crimes and real victims, questions have been raised about the ethics of this type of content. We examine the psychology behind its popularity and tackle some concerns held by people close to the stories.

Four female Israeli captives have appeared on a stage in Gaza City’s Palestine Square. They smiled, alongside fighters from Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, before being handed over to the Red Cross. The Red Cross vehicles holding the released Israeli soldiers have begun to leave Gaza City’s Palestine Square, amid cheers from the crowd.

Hundreds of members of Hamas’s al-Qassam Brigades are filtering into Palestine Square in the heart of Gaza City, where the release of Israeli captives could take place.

Almost all of Gaza's schools have been damaged or destroyed -- with thousands of students and teachers among the victims of Israel's genocide. Yet Palestinians have battled to ensure their children still get a chance to learn. How are they doing this?