i am when the army came and took us and we have no food, no one, no toilet. and, and at a certain moment there was no um an electricity and we lost contact and no wi fi and only to 4 o'clock in the morning. i understood that to my home land, the my home keyboards was the completely destroyed and you were on the phone and i understand with, with your, with your mother and, and your 12 year old daughter noise can, can you just walk us through the conversations that were were happening during that time period. and what you last heard from them is my mom wrote they are entering this house. they're breaking my house that looting my house,

the text and the things. i told her lock the door, she said ok, i'm locking looking and my daughter left me message a voice message on the. 5 she said, mom, there's a lot of noise. there's a big noise outside, a very much afraid. yes. that's what she said. yes. as if she understood something very bad is going on well. and actually i think i, i think i hear in the background and we know you have a younger minor by john the v strongly. yet, what are you telling her? how are you handling this as a family, as 1st of all the settings are the choose and we've no more a little to no, not

a lot of detail. that's the truth. that actually it's not only my mother and the, and my daughter, and it's also my nephew's and my, the x of my sister, and a lot of people from the keyboards, the laws, a lot of old people and also young people and babies. and they are, well, we're all taken. we don't know where we don't know. we don't hear anything from him from them and anything from the government. i'm willing to talk with you uh from the lien. uh, to ask you, please help us to have them. please help us to save them. we don't know where they are. we don't know what is going on with them. and we need help. we need someone from the international community to go there and to and to ask the, the theories to release young people and all the people to release the people.

they're innocent. we need help. i mean, i'm here for my daughter and for my mom, but i'm, i'm, i'm doing these by for them and for everybody with him, the keep know. please help us. can you, can you just do something? i don't know i, this is what i can do. i can talk to you and tell you this is a holocaust which is going on here. we are, we are destroyed. it's not. it's not the regular, the gentleman you or how did you ever imagine, i mean, because you had a safe housing in, in your home. right. and your mother did as well. and i'm just wondering, um you said that you had a lock on, on, on your say from your, your mother didn't. could you ever have imagined something like this happening that, that militants would be going door to door and your neighborhood?

you know, you live in a war area. how can you live in a war area? you just don't know. so everything is okay. you are. you know, the mind can imagine that stuff. if you imagine that stuff you're going to use there. if you and also i'm talking to you also. so i want to be thinking about what's happening with them. because if i would start to think and imagine what they are going through, i couldn't, i won't be able to talk, you know, me. so usually in a lower area all the time and you tell yourself everything will be okay. and then the worst nightmare is becoming true. you know, jerry came into my home, tried to open the door. we were my boyfriend,

me and in my young daughter we couldn't breathe. we, we didn't know we, we were scared and he set down in our saloon with his gun and shoot. everybody who passed from the window. everybody. you know, was the soldiers. we heard everything. i can't imagine what is going on with my mom and my daughter and my nephews and all the people from yours. i. i don't want to imagine it's scully's done. um, i just want to tell you, um uh, you know, we really appreciate you taking this time to speak with us. we know that this is a very difficult time for, for you, your family, um for all in the area who, who are going through these circumstances will follow up with you. um we are hoping for the best for, for your mother and your daughter. no. yeah. um, thank you so much for speaking with us. we will be in touch i want to the words to

know what is going on here, please. i want the word to act to do something to you in the red cross. somebody helped us please do self if you can talk with us from us. if you can talk with the soldiers and tell them to release the people, please, please do that. thank you so much for joining us to share that message. all the best to you. thank you. in san joining me now is shawnee was honest, dw middle east analyst here in the studio with us and johnny. i mean those images are just a shocking and you know, including children being dragged by this militant group come off into gaza. you are from israel, your answer in close contact with with family and your contacts there. what are you hearing? what are these families going complete shock people are devastated. people are hurting people are completely confused. many of the few of us being left alone to defend for themselves, either literally on the front lines in the southern part of israel. but you know,

of many other parts of israel are, are those concept rockets, a shot at israel. people are going in and out of their safe rooms. they're shelters . of course, no routine. nose, no schedule. you know, scheduled events. nothing is happening. the government is quite newt, they don't hear nothing else coming out. they don't have the ministers coming out. and it's mostly civil society and private entropy, noise and initiative that kind of try to step in and fill in. what like, great needs that is out there. i'd like to ask you a little bit more about the situation with the hospice is specifically because, i mean, i think this is really what you know, the whole situation. so shocking, but this is really what this is grabbing people's attention. what are the dimensions of course, so incredible. um, what do you think might be being done behind the scenes to try and, and get these hostages? the least, especially given that, you know, we're not seeing error strikes on god. of course,

a little official is no direct talks within. come austin, israel, there are back channels, either running through egypt or carter, trying to reach the spring to the release of the children, the elderly, the women, and we're not sure how far advanced there are. these are very sickly talks is really, is very limited in its options. any ground operation into gaza into the dentist and populated gaza strip is a very dangerous operation, especially if on any given day as well as me trying to avoid it so many years. but at this point when we are seeing is really trust in its own intelligence, completely a road it you know, taking such a choice and coming by foot into gaza. where are those hostages? where are they kept? where are those tunnels? this is palestinian ground. there's very little that these really is no and they have very limited options and how to bring these hosta theirs out. now this is the biggest assets come off as can you give us a sense of, of, you know, the feeling right now and is really society just how much the confidence to shake

it. yes it's, um, i think there's a lot of, you know, we have several phases of morning and the shock is still there. it's going to be growing because now that is really military of a declared has taken control of all over this of the, of the land. we will see the numbers rising, cause they will finally be able to collect all the bodies will link that to advertise. the death toll will be rising and with at the shock the horde, the pain, the anger, a lot of feeling of helplessness. and a lot of do you think that anger is going to be directed at the government? eventually? i'm not sure this is where people are right now. they're still in the survive among . people still need to make sure that their kids, that this is sitting within the shelter for many hours, are surviving. that they're feeling safe and secure, that they themselves feel safe and secure. there's a lot of the immediate need for soft preserve and self care. but once this is over, i'm sure we will see more and more of the rage being expressed outside and loud.

and we are approaching a long time with a lot of instability and let's see where it takes israel and dw shiny was on our side. as we mentioned, yours really giving us a sense of, of, of what you are hearing from people inside the country and a little bit of how this is impacting the society there. thank you. thank you, sir. sir, i'm here in germany. there has been a public show of support with israel, with berlin's brandenburg gate lit in the colors of these really flag on saturday night. and on sunday, more than 2000 people gathered up the gate in the heart of the german capital to show their solidarity. israel's and bassett, or to germany as well as berlin's mayor, have spoken at the event. it's just one of several rallies across germany intended to show support for it as well. the german foreign ministry has confirmed that there are german is really nationals among the hostages taken by him os transfer. the old off schultz says that berlin has increased security at is really and jewish

institutions within germany following the attacks. and he said that germany stands firmly behind israel's side. the nothing beyond that goes to the news that reached us from israel yesterday has shaken us deeply. under the site, at least hundreds of us release up in kill caitlin terrace, fired versions of rockets from the gaza. strip into israel, up to fly up. site takes the same time heavily on fighters infiltrated israel. is it indeed, why is that one for the good to enter the houses of innocent civilians find those english coming at the murdering man, women and children of the guys and the ducting dozens of hostages into the gaza strip. is the titans and by these are bought by a geico, and they are shocking. and they cannot in any way be justified on this. so nice to chat with her to the talking with. i spoke on the phone this afternoon with israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu funding for the shop,

and i assured him in light of his terrible attack by the germany stein steadfastly, by his real side. and as i take the security of israel is a part of germany's reason his status is gotcha stops cuz all and that was the german chancellor speaking on sunday, addressing the mazda tax within israel on, over the weekend. you're up to date on the, the the

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