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After nearly two months of truly horrific war, this week in Gaza and Israel, there were a few precious days of quiet as a truce took hold.

Hostages were freed, along with prisoners from Israeli jails,

and the people of Gaza had a chance to breathe out

and assess the unbelievable damage done to their homes and to their families.

Today, from on the ground in Gaza, what this past week has been like and from

Jason Burke the Guardian's international security correspondent what this

pause reveals about the state of the war right now.

From the Guardian I'm Michael Safi.

Today in focus, tearful reunions and fear for what comes next.

Jason, you're on the ground.

Jason, you're on the ground in Jerusalem and after weeks of misery and bloodshed and

carnage this week we finally saw scenes of joy from both Israel and Palestine

let's start with the Israelis.

Tell me about these hostage releases.

I think there was something very cathartic about them

after the very

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