to the this is dw news life from the in the us president joe biden will travel to israel on wednesday. he will re of israel's rights defend itself until told about the need to minimize civilian deaths as israel steps up, it strikes on god. also in the program it amazing hit in violin with germany's electronic king abdullah of jordan as well in the gapes trying to push the palestinian refugees into his country pool into egypt. we call this a red line. the

manuscript has mckinnon. welcome to the program. the us president joe biden will visit to israel on wednesday. the us secretary of state antony blinkin said the president would re, if um, what he called americas on cloud commitments to israel security and also discuss it's war aims. and strategy is israel presses on with the asterix, as well as the need to present the lives of civilians and to an enable humanitarian aid to reach casa, lincoln said, the visit is coming at a critical moment for the right region. and for the world, more than 1000000 people have been displaced. at least 2800 have been killed in gaza. in time neighborhoods raised to rubble, that is really strikes continue to stockton buildings across garza,

on the ground here and rough uh, the scramble to rescue people trapped onto the day bri off to a recent strike. demolished an apartment building, rushing the injured to hospital, and lining up the bodies of those killed outside the move. residents here so they have no way to go with no electricity, no water, no internet, no, not peace, no milk. but even if we die from hunger, we will stay here and we will not leave. in 5 days, we witnessed bones full on houses, corpses in the street. we fled to the you and school. we thought it was safe, but they targets date and people died. thousands of people from across goes that have left the homes and headed south to rough uh, in recent days of to being told to evacuate by. israel. mediators have so far

failed to negotiate a ceasefire that would allow foreigners to leave garza and the only food into egypt . so for many, it is a difficult wait. while he comes to the boat at crossing every day, we contact the embassy every day, and they tell us to go to the crossing while we wait for up to 8 hours and then we go back. a couple of journey is dangerous. when we want to solve this problem so that we can travel in and out of itself according to us, secretary of state and to me blinking america. and israel have now agreed to develop a plan that would allow a to reach garza but working out the details will likely take time. time that is running out to the thousands of thousands quote and the growing humanitarian crisis. us and israel say they will look

on a plan to get humanitarian aid into gaza. a correspondent tanya fema is in southern israel, and i off to we know when and how this might happen. you know, we don't, at the moment it is unclear when this will be implemented. a, you, a secretary of state antenna blinking was here and you know, very intensive days for him. here he was shuffling between countries in the middle east coming back on monday again to as well. and they were had to having an almost 8 hour meeting and hammering out to this kind of plan. there was a readout saying to develop a plan that will enable him and his her in age to civilians. and also it says talk about the possibility of creating areas where people are out of homes way, but it's not clear, you know, so close saved zones and most likely in the, in the south. so of course it wasn't really specified, but it's not really clear how and when this will be implemented, the costs of crossing with egypt is still close at this point. and we are also

seeing from the, um, uh, is really army. they have put out a statement saying that had targeted more than 200 targets over the past 24 hours. uh, there was also screw up the rocket fi last night. again into uh, southern israel also to its uh, the biggest it is tele vive. so um it is this at the will no indication when such a plan would be implemented. what was the w, as tanya claim? a speaking to us earlier from southern israel. now steven ryan is a spokes person for the international committee of the red cross in jerusalem. he told me about the current conditions for civilians in garza as well. i can tell you that the situation is dire. having spoken to our teams on the grounds and they're seeing the, the facts, a cumulative effects of this lack of actual food water, electricity i released, i contained thought to be

a large number of people who are being displaced. we've seen families, women as late people trying to walk the safety, but none of them not sure where to say, like know, many people are still sleeping in the open and nobody knows what's coming next. children are afraid and we're seeing people incomplete disarray. and right now the situation critical it is your organization in touch with also receives in israel, in gauze, or in more importantly, all they are they listening to what you have to say? well, the international community, the red cross, is the organization that is responsible for working and you monitoring systems during complex. so certainly part of our job is to engage with engaging dialogue with all of our sees with all types of the complex we have been appealing from the as best for respect for international monitor. no, for the parties to actively take every measure and every precaution that they

should take in order to protect civilians as the civilians that are suffering. the bronze of this complex uh, we also need to have access to, to be able to bring in that much needed for these items that are going texas to these people, as well as to bring in additional team that supports the response that you need as of right now, to do this, we need authorization from all parties from the complex. okay? so the authorization is, is critical. what are the, some of the other major challenges that organizations, 8 organizations like yours all facing and gaza? or what certainly it's the scale of the problem and the rapid changes that are occurring from our point of view we, i, we are ready to assess speaker in any way that we can anything within the mandate of the red cross. and of the i c or 2, in particular or teams. we have over

a 100 stock numbers in gaza and they are doing the best that they can tap the people that they can with the dwindling resources that we have. this means that we need to have much more relief tyson been to inter, gotta, as soon as possible to do this. as i mentioned, all talk to you to get authorization. and we also need to be assured that our teams would be able to workstation you heard already in the reports. i know for the past couple of days that the life of health care workers and the amount of change and the risk of responding here. and this means that in order to divide instructions, there needs to be closer to the pricing and or team needs to be able to do their job. the is randy on me as being telling civilians in northern garza to move south . can you put into perspective for us how this huge movement of people is in impacts and humanitarian efforts in the territory or dimensions?

this makes the situation extremely dynamic and constantly changing. it also means that there are a huge number of people moving to one place and in the hope that they would be able to get assistance when they got there, in order for them to get that assistance, they need to get him to gather all of these people to reflect their homes, if we only with what they can come right. a few this very short speakers on to the car. and certainly the red cross and the other actors are keen to provide the assistance i must needs. but this is going to be a huge challenge. i'm one that we're going to have to adapt to an ongoing basis because this situation continues to change. our priority is to provide monitoring assistance to for billions in gaza as well as the other aspects of the day. i feel like these work and shooting with an interest right now. access is what's needed and they talk sir, it's working is steve ron from the international committee of the red cross. thank

you so much for your time and for speaking to us. i spoke to major libby, vice uh, the issues of spokes person, so the is raining military and i also to what israel is doing to protect vulnerable civilians who cannot leave garza as well. i believe the question should be asked to come off. how mazda is the sovereign power within the gaza strip? how long is responsible for the well being of the civilian population in the gaza strip, and they are the ones that need to facilitate the movements of civilians from the north to the south. we have provided that warrant and we have been providing it for several days right now much to our operational detriments. but we are doing this because we want to minimize the impact on civilians, but how much is responsible for the civilians with in the gaza strip? this is something that they've been responsible for years and they are the sovereign there, and they must find a way to facilitate the movements and to protect their own civilians that was made

in the bank vice of the is there any defense forces? now jordan's king of the law has wound against palestinian refugees been pushed into egypt or into jordan is calling this a red line. his comments came with amazing here in berlin with a gentleman chancellor following that talks, trump. flo will actually it's expressed his solidarity with israel and condemned the almost terrorist attack. the leaders discussed the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip and how to prevent the escalation between is israel and how much militants in garza comes to the show that will be traveling on to israel today. he has wound as blah and a run against intervening. and the conflict and let me reiterate and also already we condemn the tax by home aust. her is on israel in the strongest of terms. the israel has to right know, defend itself against this terrorism. security in then for israel must be restored

and germany sounds and solidarity and set for something on israel site. let me again be warned against an express if you one against the end of his fall on your, on interfering in this conflict. together with our allies. we as federal government, through our us, most of so that this conflict doesn't escalate any further. the crew damian, king the stress the need for a to alleviate the suffering of the civilian population on both sides. he said the humanitarian situation must be dealt with inside garza and the west bank and he stressed no refugees should be pushed out of the territories. that is a red line because i think that is a plan by certain of the usual suspects to try and create the fact of issues on the ground. no refugees in jordan, no refugees in egypt. this is a situation of shipments here and i mentioned that has to be dealt inside of a guys that and, and, and the west back not to try and push the palestinian challenge and the future on

to other people's shoulders. elizabeth hood off to that me thing with jordan's king abdullah, the german trump sla is heading to israel and his visit comes as western nations are trying to prevent the middle east conflict from spreading. the disease must be more, has this assessment. you will be the 1st head of government to meet that trip to israel since how must his terror attack last week? and it's as a jim in chance, let me can not trip. it's obviously highly symbolic. and he says he's there to show is an gemini steadfast support for his real at this time. but they'll also be, it's not just symbolism will also be a lot of things to discuss. he wants to send the message to me that yahoo, i'm to prime minister netanyahu to try to de escalate this to avoid a conflagration. he wants to try and get it into the gaza strip to civilians. they are who are in need of water and medicine. and foods and also concerned with the

gym and hostages, who are among those that where kids not last week by on off terrorists um is a handful of german citizens that are there. so you'll be pressing on a number of issues in not visit liter state domains. matthew moore. let's take a quick look at some of the other developments in the complex and the european union says it plans to launch a few monetary and aid cardo to gaza via egypt, european commission, president of the fund. the lions says the fuss likes to eat it will begin later this week. she says that the you will also triple 8 to civilians in garza to 75000000 euro stop this week. and the un security council has rejected a russian drafted resolution calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in garza without mentioning come us only 4 countries voted in favor of the resolution alongside russia, with the us person fronts in japan, all of those thing against it. as always on the present and drafted resolution has been delayed until later on tuesday. as you're watching dw news lie from bell. and

here's a quick reminder of our top story for you. president joe biden plans to visit israel on wednesday. israel's ministry strategy and full range will set the top the gender of the main thing with the government of the us is that you are up to date. thanks so much for change. definitely the prices got issues with a lot say what the .