but the, this is dw news live in from berlin tonight, no respite as israel steps of air strikes on garza. l assuming authorities have more than a 1000 people have been killed and a quarter of a 1000000 displaced. and it comes as israel prepares for an expected ground defensive against gone to a campaign to be directed by israel's new emergency government. and we report on and is really good woods target. the initial wave of terror attacked by him off around a 100 residents of the farming community for killed dozens more to the

library. gone to our viewers watching on p. b. as in the united states into all of you around the world, it's good to have you with this authorities in gaza say that more than a 1000 people have now been killed in the air strikes as israel ranch. it's up, it's retaliation for saturdays from aust terror attacks. israel defense forces are thought to now be preparing for a ground defensive against the gaza strip. inside garza, the only power station today ran out a few. as israel's rocket attacks, leave more and more people homes, they are strikes, blockades and now a power cut conditions for the over 2000000 people living in the gaza strip. keep getting worse. it is real,

had already cut off electricity to gaza. now the territory sole power plant is also out of service. the fuel has run out. officials warn that the effect on causes already overloaded health system will be devastating and seeing what we're talking about, full beds and hospitals across cons. i mean adding to this so that the medication and supplies are about to run out the body, but also the fuel and generator are close to running out. give me if there will be a real issue in pending as the electricity company told us, they weren't completely stopped work, which will be reflected on all those wounded comp ideas, really aggression and the sick people have gone to a mess and i just, i lost the job and as well as, but i the one model up to 5 because the gaza is under heavy fire. the wounded keeps coming, and medicine is running out of doctors without borders, say 50 wounded, came in at once after an air strike reduced to jamalia refugee camp to revel.

thousands have fled their homes to seek shelter elsewhere. but for people in this densely populated area, there are no safe hiding spaces. how was this our fault? what did my children do? there's no electricity, internet, food, or water. why? we suddenly found ourselves displaced, going from a car to a hospital to a street. one person was coming to stay with us, they got hit by an air strike. another person asked us to come, stay with them. they got targeted. i'm in the street. where should i go? i don't know. or even un facilities have been hit on you and facility s closed sheltering the displays. but i have been directly hit um a few days ago. um and overall we are hosting some

170000 people in the over 18 schools on other facilities across the gulf has stripped. these are families who have floods the selling and the bombardment is real, says it has destroyed the homes of many members of homos. the militant islam is group viewed as a terrorist organization by the you and the us. as night fell and gaza, millions of people began to wait for morning in near total darkness, in their homes and hospitals or in schools. while there are a central supplies are running out. international rights groups are calling for the opening of a humanitarian court or human secretary general antonio gutierrez. it says that a spillover from the conflict between israel and moss must be avoided. he also said today that critical life supplies watch supporting supply such as food and water,

have to be allowed to get through to the people in golf. i am concerned about the recent, the exchange of fi it along the blue line. as recent report to the tax from solved and living on april 12th product is and those we have a need for us over those boxes to avoid any further escalation and spillover. i call for the me the 3 leaves of all is rarely also g. l in gaza. civilians must be protected at all times. international humanitarian law must be respected and the pelts about 2 120000 fellow sven's. i'll shelter the 92 old roof facilities across. got so as you and me see. so the law spits all schools and clinics must never be thought of good to you and stuff are working good on the clock to support the people of gaza. and i deeply regret that some of my colleagues have already paid the ultimate price gross

a live saving supplies, including for food and water, must be allowed into gaza. we need the rapids and any visits you, many, teddy and excess. know, i want to send egypt for it's close to active engagement, to facilitate you many that in excess, through the rough crossings. and to make the allotted, shed parts available for critical assistance. there is no time to lose every moment counts. well, the white house says that the us is working with israel in egypt in an attempt to set up saved court doors for civilians and gaza. egypt president also says that he is intensifying efforts to contain this conflict. the rough crossing on the egyptian border was the last hope for god's ins trying to flee, but it is now closed and verified footage from social media, which you see right here. claims to show a large crowd near the crossing as bonds were following nearby and the united

nations as, as the bund. boardman has displaced more than 260000 gauze ends. but with the crossing of shots, there's little chance of escape for any of the 2300000 residents of guns. for a few journalists. but here to, i mean towards me now from cairo. you know, tell us about the situation right now at the rough a border cross. at this moment, the latest information we have is that the border crossing has remain closed since yesterday, after it was headed by 3 is really airstrikes within 24 hours. the crossing as you started the only access point into an altima gowns or that is not controlled by is or is it is the only potential of humanitarian corey during the middle of what israel's announced to be a complete speech between monday evening and tuesday afternoon. there were 3 rounds of strikes on the post inside of the border crossing which damaged the facility. we

have eye witnesses yesterday saying, saying, addiction employees were evacuated from the area. dozens of posted in families that have been trying to get back into goals that were turned back towards the egypt, shall tanya panada beach egypt. as you saw, it has started intense to keep across an open, has pushed, personalize a military in a to got through foreign ministers or national police. or today the government is committed to getting a through. we know there been attempts on the adoption side, at least one shipment of medical aid from dejection, read presents, made it through on monday, before the 1st or a strike. and ever since called for either multiply, believe is came today's from the beginning of the earth before and ministers of also called for the speech to be listed. and then again from united nations, as you said. so there has been disconcerting pushed to make sure that medicines, food, fuel emergency equipment all make it the gaza. but what that will actually look like remains to be seen. and we know that before the board are closed, egypt was letting in a limited number of palestinians. is egypt, male, fearing mass displacement of people?

i mean, is egypt willing to have a refugee crisis come on to its territory? and um, so the situation now is that egypt has already committed itself on age, getting $3000.00, but it has not done, it indicate that it will be accepting refugees at all. cairo is in a situation that finds historically very complex. again, this is the only access point, the cards are not under is really controlled as a push to allow civilians to come to egypt. the us has set it as coordinating with both israel and egypt to guarantees a passage for civilians. but that's something to touch with storage. we know that out. there been no official statements from egyptian authorities, but there is something very tiring and the statements that states align the media has been sharing um, which sites high level security forces in saying that egypt on solidly against proposals of struggling to people have cause that insight. and i wish they say only serve the occupation on these. the occupation only serves israel's interest,

and there is a historical here i could buy, punched in a large or popular discourse. that is past indians were to leave their homes in search of safety. in the case of attack, they would lose their homes. at the same time, there was a call for those who would want to leave to be allowed to. um, and now you're seeing sources very close to the junction governments saying that palestinians are being forced to choose between that under is really bowman, gord, display, central, maryland. but as you say, even in terms of relative com passes through it off is very tight to controlled. it's prohibitively snow, it's expensive or across the limit that you're going to carry in cases. and so what room it remains to be seen was going to happen. but the presence easy was also very careful to release a statement saying that each of national security is his primary responsibility. okay, a feature list, but here i mean with the latest tonight from cairo, but here, thank you. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced the formation of an emergency government with opposition leader of many guns. the administration

is planned to last as long as the conflict with mazda militants, continues. former army chief guns will also be part of a 3 man board cabinet lead bind at yahoo. they will be joined by the current defense minister of the prime ministers. extreme right in ultra orthodox jewish allies. they will remain in government, but no bill unrelated to the war against them off will be advanced during the conflict the hold on tomorrow. all right, let's go to journalists on a couple of weeks now he is in jerusalem and we want to talk to him about the situation. what's happening right now? what kind of decisions are the, can we expect from this emergency government? and i say emergency government, um, would you go so far as to say a unity government, a swell. it can be called the unity government because it does unite parties from different parts of the political spectrum that wouldn't have never united before

and are only doing so because of the emergency. israel is going through right now. it's difficult to anticipate what decisions exactly will this government take, but the significance of this government is the fact that up until now, 5 days into the war is real, security cabinet was completely non function in a thirty's and as well, we're not giving a where the response to the civilians and to the military. and finally, it seems like people who actually have experience insecurity to former chief of staff are joining the government. and this is an important point. up until now, the majority of israel secured a cabinet was built for people who did not even serve in the is really military, including the minister of national security, who was one of the party who delayed this unity government. so the expectancy for these, from the citizens of israel, for this government, is to make more wealth, thought decisions, more responsible decisions,

and may be finally 5 days into the war via completely incompetent governments starting to function and give answers to the as rarely citizens. yeah, it took 5 days into this war before we solve this and this emergency government takes shape. what's your explanation for why it took so long as well? this was indeed an incredibly long time the worst started on saturday morning by saturday night is rarely citizens expected. the unit of government already to be formed at the beginning, the majority of delays had to do with the minister of national security demo, been removed from the far right, insisting not to allow any more parties into the government, claiming that the current government has complete control over the situation, however, even after he agreed 4 more parties to join the government after was guaranteed that he would not be moved from his role. there were still the lease, and today several seniors, rarely journalist revealed that one of the main reasons for that was the prime

ministers. why they're in this and you know, who is know to have a strong effect on the prime minister for bids. her husband prime minister benjamin it's danielle from forming a unity government with the reason that she was afraid and i'm quoting is rarely journalist time limits on reveal that that guns in, isaac, a former chief of staff would take the credit from this. and you know, if you choose great achievements in this war, these are on thinkable things to, to, to comprehend and realize for as rarely, citizen, and after the war there's going to be a very long investigation on. why was this delay so long? who is responsible for it, and maybe also the bloody calculation of how many lives does this delay cost israel? well, it's an interesting insight into the power of the woman at the side of knitting yahoo journalist audi a couple of minutes with the latest to night from jerusalem adi as always, thank you. thank you very much. i. i probably want to get somebody else's mail on

the security situation with military expert, a familiar face here. marina, wrong. she's from king's college, on really is good to see you. israel's response so far has been to watch air strikes on alleged almost targets in garza. how effective is this type of military power against an organization? why come offs pretty well. it is a good question because, um, so far, the adf claim do have struck $2300.00 targets in gaza. how effective it is, it is difficult to say as a stage and molar true truths, whether it's managed to we can. the capability is to strike command, the control points of her mouth because her mouth was preparing for this as her mom

has studied the israel with military approach over the years they have in countries with the idea. that being said, the political cost for israel launching these attacks because also they are in discriminant. make sure are creating a lot of the collateral damage is difficult and specifically difficult. it is for the overall power dynamics in the middle east and the normalization of each rally relations with the likes of soft. busy are abs costs are because this seems to be hanging in the air. so the political cost might be very high for each rail, regardless of what the military will be achieving this ground. defensive in your opinion, is this just a matter of not a if but of when and is it even possible that is real, would not start this ground defense. you know,

it seems to be that israel has massive results. do indeed started this round operation. we don't know when exactly, but if they have decided so we might be seeing some movement. so that being said, it will be quite difficult because also the nature of the operation as because of the fact that this is precisely something that some of probably wanted to provoke, no waiting for controversial nature of the operation knowing how is the israel and electric operates and knowing how difficult terrain is because, as we have seen from many analysts, the attacks prepared by the her moss. they haven't been prepared in 2 weeks. they have been prepared for form, possibly many years building on the ground tunnels, getting all the necessary ammunition and military support from routines like the

range and regime and also from other militant groups. so it has more. and so the risk here is that this ground operation might trigger something bigger and namely opening off and also for want um in the last word on the board, it was level on and test black has already launched some attacks in order to signalize it. meaning that use ro could c itself surrounded if this was to escalate military expert. marina roland from the king's college, london is always marina. thank you. several is really good books. communities came under attack by him aust militants, among them. work as far as the keyboards near the border with guns that were about a 100 people were killed and dozens more taken hostage. most residents of the agricultural community where young families with children got food, houses,

wrecked cars, and families is killed in the homes. the israeli military reclaims the cause as a cable from home on 3 days after the militants 1st stormed, the village knew that goes a buddha where they began setting fire to houses indiscriminately shooting residents and taking thousands of people hostage just normal citizens. it's one to take their breakfast and this all of these children and they cut some of the heads. it's worth of thing to see. it's very difficult to see that. but we must remember who is the enemy and what the commission mission is, the justice. where is the right side and all the ward needs to be behind the

survivors? it's be a tackling clause. i have been brought to keyboards, funding, new tele, vive residents here. a trying to help them with the grief and to process what they experienced. they came into every home. they gave me to every, every room, every place, those they couldn't to take out and murder, they would burn the house with them inside so they can die. they shot children, babies, all people, anywhere and no one was safe from it. the 1st victim was a 9 year old woman who was sitting on the porch, so them coming and she got shot. and we were in this panic room for i think about over 30 hours. and then they broke uh, windows starting, started shooting everywhere. i think at some point they saw at the door of the tanis, it is unclear as they will be able to return home to call as uh the small community

described by a resident has a piece of paradise, no noise in ruins. so the human secretary general antonia gutierrez, has called on her mazda release, all hostages being held in guns up. i'm off as a doctor. dozens of people, including children, and the elderly. many hostages were taken in and outdoor music festival. now some of the families still have no news about their loved ones. and that includes sharon lift shit. so i just spoke with her. she believes, almost kidnapped her parents. it's, you know, i'm talking to german tv. yeah. oh, it's a german right now. and you know, this people, this is a forum. yeah, they were undefended. only defending themselves uses citizens, peace loving citizens. phone is about defending for the online. for more than 7 hours. it took hours for the for this is for the army to come through hours. it is

horrifying. what has happened? we are now the 160 people where it is actually to, to the south to use where we are, the, to pull their children and grandchildren and brothers and parents that did not experience it. we are trying our best to come together. suppose those people support them as kind of just getting them to functioning this thing in the hotel. there's not even the possibility of grieving while they are and that's what to me. but i am not here to talk to you about that. i'm here because i want to continue to focus the attention of a 3 discipline human being to the media truly. so if this is, are not possible, it's really,

it's simple and children and mothers and they should be immediately ready. do you think that the chances of that happening are helped or hurt by the fact that your country's military is preparing to you know, take soldiers and move them in to the gaza strip. the biggest incursion that you've seen since 2014 or i don't the top political at the moment because a ones have been actually have to. is there any chance to defend the medicine being held hostage in the gaza street? i don't know how to do a consolation. i know that the bowling is also falling on this it. mm hm. so how do, how do we calculate for that to tell me how i don't know, i don't know. i'm to be honest. i call on everybody to hold everything and just released and create a car door and get them out of there. i'm calling on every decent government

actively involved. i'm calling on there are nations to come and get those people. oh, it's possible this is a war crime. i kind of tell you this is of all from it's as bad as i, susan was. yeah. so this is the just to meet the organization. this is another risk organizations. it's not for presenting the 1st again, people, the people of people all over the world as good people, mishaps. and also, if i could, if i could ask you before you run out of time, you know, i'm struck by your humanity. you're in a situation. you may lose your parents to and you know, an atrocity and, and yet you're still appealing to the better side, the better nature of our humanity. where are you finding the strength to do that?

you asked me personally. yes ma'am. yes. i think i don't believe in god. i think that's where i was to. i'm here now that i am in an impossible situation. my son is about to walk to the door in about 10 minutes. i have to tell him that something good as possible. and i think each and every one of us can make this happen in our own world. you know, people, people will be pouring so much faith in the middle east as it goes to national with you. and i'll just go, i'll, you know, i spend a whole day today making interviews. it's really not something i'm interested in doing and what personalized, yes is. because finally we have to make something that makes sense for human beings not explanations. but 1st of all, can we just be your mind? can we be remaining on their own lives?

can we smile at the person in the service call? can we just try to work for the help of the kids? you know, what is this a month? and in the was missing if it's unfortunately we're out of time, but i'm sure that there are many, many people watching around the world who hope that you will have good news to share with your son when he through the door. and also when you see your parents again, we appreciate you taking the time to share your story with us tonight. thank you. you're welcome as well. here's a reminder now of our top story, this our authorities and goals that say more than a 1000 people have been killed by has really airstrikes the palestinian territory. now has never electricity. it's only power station today ran out of fuel. and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is forming an emergency unity government . with opposition leader many guns. the administration is planned to last as long as the conflict with whom us continues. and don't forget,

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