That it was a shock. Hello. Welcome to todays verified live. Us president Joe Biden says the israeli prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not done enough to secure a Hostage Deal. Not done enough to reuters newsagency also quotes the president saying a final Hostage Deal is very close. He was speaking after a court in israel ordered people to end the general Strike And Return to work. The nationwide industrial action designed to pressure the government to reach a Hostage Agreement with hamas caused Flight Delays and also hit medical centres, schools and businesses. Our diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams reports. Israel is boiling. The streets of Tel Aviv thronged with protesters again this morning, blocking the countrys main highway, pleading with the government to do more to bring israels remaining hostages home. Last night, on the same streets, despair turned to anger and violence. Saturdays shocking news that the bodies of six hostages previously thought to be alive, had been found in a tunnel in rafah, triggered fury at the Governments Failure to reach a deal, a deal which could have saved them. The fate of the hostages is tearing the country apart, many here accusing the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, of repeatedly throwing up obstacles to an agreement. Today, for the first time since the war began, a national strike, the countrys main airport briefly thrown into chaos with flights delayed or cancelled and baggage not loaded. A court ordered the strike to end a short time ago, the countrys largest union said it would comply. But with businesses closed, streets blocked by angry demonstrators and the government deeply divided over how to proceed in gaza, the sense of crisis is palpable. Paul adams, Bbc News correspondent. One of the bodies found on saturday was that of american israeli Hostage Hersh Goldberg polin. These are live pictures from the Cemetery Injerusalem where his funeral is taking place. Large, large crowds gathered there for this funeral service. His Fatherjon Polin spoke at the funeral paying tribute to his son and calling for other hostages to be released. What youre pushing for is to make sure that the deaths are not in vain. Make sure that the deaths are not in vain not in vain. The Starting Point would be not in vain. The Starting Point would be returning not in vain. The Starting Point would be returning all not in vain. The Starting Point would be returning all the would be returning all the hostages. For330 would be returning all the hostages. For 330 days, we sought the proverbial stone we could turn over to save you. Maybe, just maybe, your death is the stone, the fuel that will bring home the remaining 101 hostages. Lets speak to professor jonathan dekel chen. His son has been held hostage since october seven. In the protests we have seen every Weekend And Today with the general strike, what do you make of it in terms of the central message and so many people turning out . This central message and so many people turning out . People turning out . This is. Has been people turning out . This is. Has been quite people turning out . This is. Has been quite the people turning out . This is. Has been quite the day people turning out . This is. Has been quite the day and i l has been quite the day and i think things will only intensify moving into the evening. Ijust heard a statistic that comparatively speaking it was like having 35 Million people out in the streets in the united states by comparison. Israel has spoken, just regular, everyday people, to the government of israel saying enough of the delaying, enough of obstructing, any chance to get you a negotiated agreement and this idea that the government and our Prime Minister have been selling to its own base, the idea of total victory and if we do another Military Step of this type or another, hamas will simply come begging to get hostages might give hostages back. That is not happening. We had six hostages bodies return to oz yesterday. Young, Beautiful People who are alive a few days beforehand and last week we had another group of six hostages murdered by hamas in recent months and all of whom could have been saved by having signed a deal with hamas, with the devil at an earlier stage. I will come back took some of the political questions you raise in a moment but on a human level, give me an idea of what it is like with your son being held, how tough it is, how frightening it is, starting every day when you do not know whether you will end the day with terrible news. I whether you will end the day with terrible news. With terrible news. I would ho e it with terrible news. I would hepe it is with terrible news. I would hope it is something with terrible news. I would hope it is something no i with terrible news. I would hope it is something no Parent Orany hope it is something no parent or any Family Member can actually imagine. The pain of that, knowing your loved one is in the hands of brutal savage terrorists, committing mass terrorists, committing mass Terror And Mass rape in israel and being totally at their mercy. We have no way of communicating with our son, or any of the hostages, and i will remind your viewers that hamas has denied risk that make red cross, Red Crescent or any other Organisation Access since it to a seventh and we are perfectly aware of continued israeli Military Operations have very little chance of recovering any of these hostages alive, those who remain alive we know for sure that several dozen have already been murdered and the israeli Military Operations are most absolutely risking the lives of the hostages and every hour. There is no way of knowing. Let me return there is no way of knowing. Let me return to there is no way of knowing. Let me return to where you started because Benjamin Netanyahu because Benjamin Neta Nyahu keeps because Benjamin Netanyahu keeps blaming hamas for the fact there is no deal and for the murders of the hostages over the weekend saying freeing the hostages is his priority. When he says those things, what are you, as a Family Member, thinking . Thinking . There is some truth in this. Israeli thinking . There is some truth in this. Israeli soldiers thinking . There is some truth in this. Israeli soldiers and. In this. Israeli soldiers and certainly the Prime Minister did not pull the trigger to execute these six young people are the six people before that all the other bodies returned to israel by the idf, that is hamas, hamas sparks of this horrific series of events that brings us to where we are. That is the Core Truth and your viewers need to own that, but that being said, we do not get to choose our adversaries. What we have is a fundamentalist islamist terrorist organisation, not a country or a state, that is who we have to negotiate with. If, through the good graces of intermediaries, when an opportunity arises to get the deal done, it must get done. Israel has, for their own domestic political reasons, Benjamin Netanyahus government has avoided and obstructed the finalisation of any kind of agreement with the devil but its who we have. In order to avoid any more needless death. 0ur hostages are no less important than the civilians in gaza. The problem here of course is hamas could have ended this on october eight by returning them 240 hostages ripped from their homes and could have ended it in 30 minutes right now by returning those hostages but again they are the adversary we have. We are the adversary we have. We are grateful are the adversary we have. We are grateful for your time and what we know is a busy day for you. Thank you for taking your time to speak with us on Bbc News. ~ time to speak with us on Bbc News.. the un Chidrens Charity Unicef says the first full day of a Mass Polio Vaccination campaign in gaza went well with more than 72,000 children treated. Palestinians have been taking their children to three Health Centres in gaza in the first phase of the campaign. The aim is to vaccinate some 640,000 children. Lets speak to dr richard peeperkorn, who is the who representative for the occupied palestinian territory. Tell me more about how sun they went. went. Yes let me first tell you what youre went. Yes let me first tell you what youre trying went. Yes let me first tell you what youre trying to went. Yes let me first tell you what youre trying to do and l went. Yes let me first tell you what youre trying to do and it is of course a whole group of partners, W Unicef and unrwa, tens of Community Organisations so we need to vaccinate into round campaigns, 640,000 children in gaza and we need to reach at least 90 vaccination during each round to stop the outbreak in gaza and the transmission but also to prevent international spread of polio, so we welcome as well the so called area specific humanitarian causes so there is three for this polio campaign. In different zones and in the each zone we will focus three days campaign, like the another one, three plus one, and then we moved to the other zones are so yesterday ended we started In The South. The Community Outreach workers have a massive operation and the Targets Population in the central zone is 156,583. 340,000 In The South and 150,000 in the north. How did it go yesterday . It was a good day i think. In how did it go yesterday . It was a good day i think. A good day i think. In terms of the basic a good day i think. In terms of the basic challenges a good day i think. In terms of the basic challenges youre. The basic challenges youre facing, tell me about that. Bk. Facing, tell me about that. 0k, first of all facing, tell me about that. 0k, first of all i facing, tell me about that. 0k, first of all i want facing, tell me about that. 0k, first of all i want to facing, tell me about that. 0k, first of all i want to say facing, tell me about that. 0k, first of all i want to say it first of all i want to say it was a good day because i think more children vaccinated than expected. We reached 86,600 83 out of the Amount. 80 6683. I went through seven or eight of those sites and i saw droves of those sites and i saw droves of parents, fathers, mothers, coming with enormous Amounts of children and actually it was a positive vibe in the streets for the first time ive seen that i have been five or six times in gaza for a long period since this crisis and children were happy they got vaccinated and very clear and today, i was with some of the mobile teams and we went through maybe youve seen this coastal rose and the endless makeshift camps and the endless makeshift camps and we went with his mobile teams to those camps and almost every other child was vaccinated so that is the good news. Of course the challenge is, is this an ideal campaign . We cannot plan much better, you can go house to house but there is not many houses left on gazza. Also having more days, but we think this is a workable campaign and of all the parties stick to the so called area specific humanitarian causes and go on as possible. I want to say, if this is feasible in gazza, then much more is feasible because we should not forget as well in what kind of situation we are. If you look at the broader health situation, it is and currently concerning. Situation, it is and currently concerning concerning. Thank you for takin concerning. Thank you for taking concerning. Thank you for taking incredibly taking incredibly concerning. Thank you and we have had they won of this so we might perhaps talk in the coming days. Thank you for talking to us here. Mr; talking to us here. My pleasure. The so called Dynamic Pricing of tickets to gigs and concerts is going to be investigated by the government, after thousands of Oasis Fans complained they were charged extra after queing for hours for the bands reunion tour. The practice allows official Ticket Sellers to inflate prices when demand is high. Leigh milner s report does contain flashing images. First came the hype. When both come together, you have greatness. Then the disappointment. Millions of Oasis Fans spent Saturday Morning battling lengthy online queues and technical glitches in the hope of bagging tickets to next Years Reunion gigs. Many of those who did get through then faced another hurdle. Tickets costing hundreds of pounds more than expected thanks to so called Dynamic Pricing. Thats when high demand pushes up costs, a practice more commonly seen on taxi Hailing Apps or airline websites. The cheapest tickets were between 70 and 205, i think, which you can kind of sort of, well, yeah, ok, thats not too bad. But then the only ones that were available were the platinum, so it was like 500. We didnt want to pay that. So, um, no. So were not going. Im a Rock And Roll star. The government had already pledged a consultation to tackle ticket touting, thats the resale of tickets by secondary vendors. I said maybe youre gonna be the one that saves me. Now it says it will add Dynamic Pricing, which is done by the primary vendors, to that consultation. This must be welcome news. Dynamic pricing was an odious Business Product that was brought over from North America and really does disadvantage a significant number of consumers. Its vitally important that government actually understands how this industry works, not just what theyre told by ticket companies. You gotta Roll With It you gotta take your time. The society of Ticket Agents and retailers has stressed that Ticket Prices are set by artists and their management. Whoever s responsible, Music Fans will be hoping prices come down. Leigh milner, Bbc News. That story is getting so much response and in 20 minutes we will talk more about that whole area of Dynamic Pricing, the cost of those Oasis Tickets over the weekend. There was one ticket, let me tell you on a Retail Site going for over 7,000. Plenty more on that story here on todays verified alive. Plenty more on that story here on todays verified live. Around the world and across the uk. This is Bbc News. The german chancellor has urged Mainstream Parties not to lend support to the far right alternative for germany Party Or Afd which he called extremist. 0laf Scholz described Afds Success in thuringia and strong showing in saxony as worrying and said the party was dividing society. The afd has become the first far right group to win the most votes in a State Election since the second world war. Lets speak to katja hoyer, Historian And Author of Beyond The Wall east germany, 1949 1990. Welcome to the programme, what is your assessment of these results . I is your assessment of these results . ~.. results . I think Olaf Scholz is riaht to results . I think Olaf Scholz is right to be results . I think Olaf Scholz is right to be worried results . I think Olaf Scholz is right to be worried about results . I think Olaf Scholz is L Right to be worried about them because it is a shock to the political system in germany if you have a Right Wing, notjust right Wing But Extremist right Wing But Extremist Right Wing political party as a major political force but i think the Mainstream Parties also need to look to themselves to find the answers to what has gone wrong here in terms of putting up a better offering that could get some of these voters back to the political centre. In voters back to the political centre.... Centre. In terms of that basic question centre. In terms of that basic question that centre. In terms of that basic question that explains centre. In terms of that basic question that explains some | centre. In terms of that basic. Question that explains some of this success, why . What is your view in terms of why they have done so well . It view in terms of why they have done so well . Done so well . It should not come as done so well . It should not come as a done so well . It should not come as a surprise done so well . It should not come as a surprise really i come as a surprise really because the polling has been going in that direction for quite a long time now, there are many concerns people have, immigration obviously tops the list but it is not the only one and there is a deep sense of disgruntlement with the Status Quo and many people i have spoken to have the last few months and weeks have said to be well in the past. The political parties to the mainstream, tried to tell them through our Changing Voting Patterns we want change and it did not happen so many have now taken their votes to the extreme ends of the political spectrum in order to register their concerns and fears. gs their concerns and fears. As well as the their concerns and fears. As well as the afd in this selection in the far left party did well and they were campaigning on sending the weapons to ukraine so when Olaf Scholz said the mainstream should not work with the far right, does that give that left Wing Party more leveraged with the things they have been saying . It with the things they have been sa in .. With the things they have been Sa Inc ... with the things they have been Sa Inc ... saying . It does and that should be added that saying . It does and that should be added that these saying . It does and that should be added that these are be added that these are regional parliaments, they do not have power over Foreign Policy but what the far left party have basically been saying is that they will make their collaboration, which is needed to keep the far right out, independent, on a stronger stance on sending weapons to ukraine so this is certainly a dynamic that plays into it very much now in both of the states, saxony and thuringia, and will impact the federal election next year. Might make a brief thought, why is Olaf Scholz so unpopular . There are many reasons for that. He has been falling in the polls f