This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Paul Moss and at 1400 GMT on Thursday the 20th of February, these are our main stories.

Hamas has released the bodies of four Israelis.

We look at what this means for the ongoing peace process.

What chance of improved relations between Ukraine and the US as President Zelensky

prepares to meet America's special envoy? How fog could be used as a source of water for parched

cities. Also in this podcast, the former head of Spanish football is found guilty over kissing the player

Jenny Homoso without consent.

And many of those carrying out phone and email scams are themselves working under duress.

We take a look.

You will literally have anywhere from hundreds to thousands of people packed into these centres

and they will be held in extremely harsh conditions, particularly if they are not

able to meet the goals that are set to them by their captors.

It was a macabre display. This morning, amidst the bombed-out ruins of Khan Yunus in Gaza,

four black coffins were laid out on a specially constructed stage.

Inside were the bodies of Israelis, ready to be returned as part of the ongoing peace deal.

And behind these coffins was a large caricature of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,

depicted as Dracula with blood dripping from his fangs. The poster made a claim about how the hostages had died. The war

criminal Netanyahu and his Nazi army killed them, it said, with missiles from Zionist warplanes.

As we record this podcast, the identities of the bodies haven't yet been confirmed,

but it's thought they include 84-year-old, Odette Lifshitz, a veteran journalist and peace

activist, but also two children from the Bebas family kidnapped from their home near the Gaza border

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