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released from capital to Ayl Noori,

nephew of freed hostage Adina Moshe.

And to Israeli psychologist Ayalette Gunder Goshen

on how Israelis are grappling with the trauma.

Then the lived reality of Palestinians.

Journalist Nathan Thral brings us the ever relevant story of a 2012 tragedy from his new book, A Day in the Life of Abid Salama.

Plus, Roxanne Gay talks to Michelle Martin about the evolution of internet discourse

and her life as a famous opinion writer.

And finally, the Booker Prize goes to Paul Lynch.

The Irish author joins me to talk about his winning novel, Prophet Song. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Goldriga in New York sitting in for

Pishon Ammanpur. A truce between Israel and Hamas in Gaza is extended by two

days. Cutter announced today.

The pause in fighting gives some relief to a besiege Gaza and more time to work out deals

to swap Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners.

Over the weekend, four-year-old American Israeli Abigel Eded-I-Din was released, but not into the arms of

her parents.

They were killed in front of her on October 7th when Hamas stormed their kibbutz.

Avigail's aunt, uncle, and grandparents are now taking care of her and her siblings.

Also released was 9-year-old Emily Hand, an extremely emotional moment for her sister and father who initially believed that she was dead.

Emily's mother died of cancer when she was two years old.

Here's Emily's father, Thomas, before she was discharged from the hospital.

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