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[00:01:01] It's noon, and this is a new look at our "Reporters in the
[00:01:04] Field" program, in which we and you, dear viewers, travel to various governorates
[00:01:08] of the homeland to follow the latest and most prominent
[00:01:11] field developments with our network of
[00:01:13] correspondents. Let's start this episode by welcoming those who have joined
[00:01:17] us now, live on air. With us from Deir
[00:01:21] al-Balah in the Gaza Strip is Safaa al-Habeel, from Tubas
[00:01:24] is Amir Shaheen, from Nablus is Mohammed al-Khatib, and from Hebron
[00:01:28] is Azmi Bannat. Welcome all of you. The beginning is with
[00:01:32] you, Safaa, and the talk about the continued martyrdom
[00:01:36] of more people as a result of Israeli violations
[00:01:39] and the targeting of citizens in different parts of the Gaza
[00:01:43] Strip. How does the scene and the field conditions there look to you until
[00:01:47] now?
[00:01:51] Yes, Diana, generally the situation for the second
[00:01:54] consecutive day is relatively calm compared to
[00:01:58] previous days. Where the pace of shelling
[00:02:02] and targeting intensified last week and the number of martyrs
[00:02:05] also increased significantly but since
[00:02:09] 48 hours that is, since
[00:02:12] the entry of the 14-day truce or
[00:02:15] the 14-day ceasefire into effect, there has been relative
[00:02:19] calm not far from the yellow line within
[00:02:23] the yellow line, this calm does not include
[00:02:27] Therefore, we are talking about continuous gunfire from
[00:02:30] the occupation vehicles stationed east of Al-Bureij
[00:02:33] and Al-Maghazi and Al-Masada. The
[00:02:36] planes dropped flares at night,
[00:02:40] specifically at 3 AM today, in the vicinity
[00:02:43] of Al-Masada town and south of the Strip, east of Khan Younis
[00:02:47] Governorate and east of Rafah Governorate, in addition
[00:02:50] to the eastern areas of Jabalia
[00:02:53] and the northern governorate. This calm does not
[00:02:57] last long, especially since the occupation
[00:03:00] is advancing and presenting yellow cubes, exceeding
[00:03:04] the yellow line which has consumed
[00:03:07] more than 70% of the geographical area of the Gaza
[00:03:10] Strip and the southern governorates, not to mention
[00:03:14] the continued hovering of warplanes continuously
[00:03:17] and intensely in the eastern regions, as if the occupation
[00:03:21] wants to send a message that these areas will remain
[00:03:24] under its control. Today, Diana, also,
[00:03:28] many sources have emerged, which state, in
[00:03:32] quotation marks, that they are informed sources, that
[00:03:34] a truce will be for about seven months, 21
[00:03:38] days, to be implemented in five stages, and Israel will
[00:03:41] not withdraw from these stages
[00:03:44] except upon the completion of each stage itself, meaning that it
[00:03:47] will not move to the second stage
[00:03:51] except upon the completion of the first stage, and so on,
[00:03:54] until the five stages are completed.
[00:03:58] However, the matters are unclear regarding the
[00:04:01] terms of these agreements or this
[00:04:04] truce. All that has emerged is through the media.
[00:04:08] The agreement stipulates that the national committee will take over
[00:04:12] the administration of Gaza in the areas where weapons are collected
[00:04:15] and stored, while bearing the responsibility for the rights
[00:04:18] of employees and the private sector, while the UAE will
[00:04:22] pay 400 million dollars over three years to settle
[00:04:26] the dues, in addition to what was announced that the agreement includes
[00:04:30] stabilizing the ceasefire and stopping assassinations,
[00:04:32] and also the gradual Israeli withdrawal, the entry of
[00:04:36] 600 trucks daily, in addition to renovating
[00:04:39] the infrastructure and bringing in heavy equipment, in addition
[00:04:43] to improving the operation of the Rafah crossing, which is the aspect that
[00:04:46] concerns citizens, especially Diana, that what enters
[00:04:49] daily does not exceed 100 trucks.
[00:04:52] The entry of 600 trucks according to this agreement
[00:04:56] will certainly improve the level of living conditions and the catastrophic humanitarian situation
[00:05:00] at a time when OCHA warned of the risk of famine
[00:05:03] and that a large percentage of citizens do not get enough
[00:05:07] food or even through food parcels that
[00:05:10] Thank you very much
[00:05:17] Safaa for all this detail and clarification. You spoke
[00:05:21] to us live from Deir al-Balah. From there we go to Tubas with Amir
[00:05:24] Shaheen. Amir, welcome
[00:05:28] to us. Could
[00:05:31] you tell us about the latest developments in the governorate
[00:05:35] for today, and let's talk about
[00:05:38] the handover of the body of the martyr Ali al-Sabih from the village
[00:05:41] of Tayasir. Details of this matter
[00:05:43] as well.
[00:05:47] Welcome to you and the esteemed viewers. Indeed, let's start from
[00:05:50] where you left off regarding the handover of the body
[00:05:54] of the martyr Alaa Sabih from the village of Tayasir, who was martyred by the bullets
[00:05:58] of settler gangs.