Hello everyone and welcome to Amantor. Here's what's coming up. Four hostages

and prisoners expected to be released as Israel and Hamas continue their

truce.

As Israel gathers evidence of sexual violence committed by Hamas on October 7th,

I'll speak to Ruth Halperin Kedari, a women's rights advocate who accuses the international

humanitarian community of women's

humanitarian community of staying silent.

Then I'll put that same question to Sarah Hendricks from the UN.

And disinformation, deep fakes and division.

An Israeli cyber journalist tells me how the war is playing out online.

Plus one of the hidden heroes of the civil rights movement gets his due in the Obama-backed film Rustin.

Hari Srena Boston speaks to leading actor Coleman Domingo.

And finally, we say farewell to former First Lady Rosalind Carter, with friend of the Carter's James

Fallows. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Galadriga in New York sitting in for

Christian Ammanpur. Well there's hope in Israel as more hostages are

expected to be released as part of an extended truce.

But the horrors of October 7th are still being uncovered.

Israeli police, along with a civil commission,

are compiling forensic evidence, video and witness testimony to document cases of rape and sexual violence

against women by Hamas.

CNN spoke with witnesses to those harrowing events and a warning that the following testimonies

are graphic and contain disturbing

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