to have been killed. a doctor at a nearby hospital said it was unable to cope with the number of injured. helicopters and boats were also involved in the attack. the two israeli hostages, fernando marman, who s 60, and louis har, who s 70, are said to be in good condition and you can see them reunited with loved ones at a medical center in israel. it s thought to be only the second time israel has carried out a successful military operation to rescue hostages. edan begerano is a relative of the two hostages rescued. let s hear him after he reunited with them at the hospital. we were a bit shocked. we haven t expected it. we saw them. the heart was beating on 200 maybe, maybe more. a lot of tears, hugs, not many words, just being together, surrounded by the family and surrounded by our beloved people that were without us for so long, more than four months. we were so happy to see them. i don t know what is the real situation that they are mentally. they look ok, physically, th
cleared north of rafah. international alarm is growing over the fate of those 1.5 million civilians. the army has continued to target rafah with air strikes, which medical workers say killed more than a0 people in the last day. the armed wing of hamas says israeli strikes have also killed two hostages in the last four days, and seriously injured eight others. a senior hamas official has threatened to halt hostage exchange negotiations if israel goes ahead with the assault on rafah. mr netanyahu said he believed enough of the 132 remaining israeli hostages held in gaza were alive to justify israel continuing their offensive. barbara plett usher reports from jerusalem. the aftermath of an israeli air strike in rafah on a home sheltering people who d fled the war. they were told they would be safe here in the south. eight people were killed, including children. this is ines amah. i m looking for my niece, she says. she was two months old. so even here, there s dangerfrom
ireland minister, chris heaton harris, who was taking questions from the media. he isjust walking away, but his key points was that he looks forward to restoration as soon as possible. he says this is as soon as possible. he says this is a deal that has significantly changed, but he did not tell the media more. he said the details will be published in time in parliament. this is a live shot from inside stormont at the moment, but he did also say the dup and the uk government have been in talks for months now, and what is happening at the moment is all parties in northern ireland are being briefed. that is just coming to us from chris heaton harris, saying that the details of the agreement discussed will be published tomorrow, and the deal finalised today and different parties are being briefed, but crucially he said he believed all conditions are in place and the northern ireland assembly will be able to return. he was looking forward to that happening as soon as possible. le
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