[000:00:00;00] the business dw news lived from breland the fast the convoy allowed into a gas that brings food, water and medicines to the deceased. furnished indian territory by the agencies to be the deliveries on nowhere near enough. those are coming up well need is gab i for a piece i'm, it's in cairo. the am is to stop the conflict between these are all and how mass escalating into me why the regional world gemini, is calling for a new middle east peace process. and growing on got on the west bank about user

als relentless response to the terror attacks 2 weeks ago. united nations says thousands of people have been killed in classes with security forces the i d, mike i junior and you are welcome to the program. the 1st strikes carrying here money to $98.00 for gas that have crossed the border from egypt. the rafa crossing has to be opened up the days of diplomatic negotiations, led by the head of the united nations foreign nationals waiting to leave guys a hoping they will now be allowed out. finally, trucks moving through the roof of crossing after 2 weeks of a tightly sealed border. the aid workers say it's just the 1st step and the on the set of nice things. today we received around 20 trucks of a lot. of course,

this number is not in any way sufficient to cover the humanitarian needs in gaza. and then since there's a humanitarian crisis in the strip, the deteriorating conditions require a lot more than aid. first, the aggression on gaza has to and then the rebuilding. and because it can begin, and the humanitarian situation of the population has to be improved. what the seeing will that incentive then this volunteers into by gathered food hygiene products and medical supplies to send to gaza. not as carlos damian's living here, we're volunteering to come together and help each other to deliver a message to the people of guns and tell them that we whole heartedly support them and that we're praying for them. and hopefully the aid will reach them. god willing to sign up and sub for them on the 1st deliveries came after a marathon of diplomacy and negotiations, pressure on israel,

and egypt came from the us as well as the united nations. at a summit in cairo, the un secretary general made a forceful case for broadening the deliveries. yesterday i went through the rough up automotive crossing there. i saw a paradox, a meditative capacity plays out in real time. on the one hand, i saw hundreds of trucks do you meet with folding davi central supplies? on the other hand, we don't have just across the board, but there are 2000000 people. we don't want them. foods for electricity and medicine. children mothers, the elderly, the sick full blocks on one side, empty stomachs on the other. those stocks move to move as quickly as possible in the massive, sustained and safe way from egypt into garza, a dw spoke to the un humanitarian coordinator who says much more as needed. yes, it will make a difference to those few people who do receive, but it's

a drop in the bucket. what we are calling for is a stain increasing daily deliveries going forward in the next period. so these 20 trucks. yes. welcome start, but not nearly enough. negotiations on more and deliveries are ongoing, but it's unclear when any agreement will be reached. hasn't been shafted as a generalized base in gaza. whether you might say i need finally get that into gas, that from egypt, i asked him how much of a difference that could make to people's lives. so this is very important and what, what interest to garza is very important. so as a, as a b one, c, it's not, you know, what the goals are about 20 trucks and including to the middest and or medical supplies and some water, which is not only what goals i need. and because i need more fuel and,

and he did a tricity and that the fuel is needed for the hospitals, according to the officials, for water wells and to come to water to the houses and an encounter with the thread . and then a sword is as well, like is needed in take the rest of his shots i, i know just today and then. and so he, some days like many sho, r r n t. and without any supplies coming from from a broad office, 2 weeks and a huge number of different places and the from the north goes us right then gallons of 60 to the town and that includes function is increased with limited amount of full or supply. this sounds like it's still quite a dire situation. also, after a warning from ease, while hundreds of thousands of people fled from northern gaza. but we understand each riley strikes are still continuing in the south,

give us an update on that as well. and there are many strikes and across the call, the strip, it's more intense and gone to the city on the north and bought. but still light came in in, in the south and for. and i'm now in the central school district that like that little while ago, there was a very now the explosion at a right little reports about many buildings where destroyed and many strikes. and i could hear a l t a little shows from the border and had different areas in the south or according to the mystery of health we are talking about does is what killed in, in the south end. but as well, it's not only limited to the north, so are there enough cell tests for people seeing this is the problem in gallagher. there is no shelter, no, no, a design shelters. people usually as

a lead to mainly to cases or the west goals and, and relatives um, but no designed or that shelters. and i costello's a threat. so there are even some people they slipped from the north. they sell the scene in their cars for in visually industry. so what do people need most at the moment? well, we played a ceasefire. this is the most important thing like this for to be over because their life is very, very hard and miserable. people what, what, whenever i talk to people they offer me when it's going to be over, or is there a joke about ceasefire or through so, or jokes, or a pressure or anything that put that into all of that? um 2nd is lake gals. what needs um uh, supplies and mainly water drinking. okay. very,

very limited and very hard to get as the, the gas others are not doing. so from the tap water um, which is limited. li, available. but i mean drinking water, as you said, a nation station which is private or public ones, are not working due to the limited amount of fuel available in gals us. right? right. as im felicia john is based in gaza. thank you. stop to the reopening of the wrath, i bowed our crossing. i asked some, i had the phone, then a wage and a refugee console. it just 20 tracks can actually address the needs of the people in gaza. absolutely not. 28 trucks is not a no. it's no and near enough to meet the growing humanitarian crisis and humanitarian catastrophe. that's unfolding in garza right now. we're here in farmhouse style on the grounding garza,

the food is running out. water is running out. fuel is depleted. there's no electricity. and so 28 trucks. well, that's a good step, is simply not enough to meet the needs of 2000000 people in garza who was suffering from 2 weeks of on boardman and a siege that's been imposed on garza by israel. so we're calling for old crossings to be open into gaza and full, unrestricted, unlimited, and sustain humanitarian access so that we can meet the growing needs on the ground . me talking about on the ground the why is it taking so long for a to come through or simply the parties on all sides haven't agreed to allow aid to enter. there also hasn't been guarantees of safety for 8 workers who are distributing aid and also safety for the people who would be receiving a. so it's good to see that some agreement now has been reached,

but it needs to be scaled up and it needs to be scaled up fast because of the humanitarian catastrophe that's unfolding. so we also need a ceasefire. the longer this bombardment continues, the longer the volumes continues, the humanitarian crisis will just worse and by the day to the the only way to end the suffering on the ground. now in garza is to end the hostilities and full israel to lift it's full siege on garza, have foreign citizens been allowed to leave gas because that's what they were hoping for when the board is open. o, we haven't heard reports about foreign citizens leaving. the people should be granted safe passage outside of garza both foreign citizens, but also people and palestinians has been wounded,

who are severely injured and who would require medical evacuation to receive medical assistance outside of gaza. that they should also be given guarantees of return and repatriation to gaza at the moment. so we definitely need to see a great a, a clarity on the opening of borders. and so these board is to be unlimited in allowing people to, to move in and out to receive urgent medical assistance back to the hey, there's been a lot of talk about making sure that the aid is just distributed. faddie who isn't showing that to who and, and show that as well at the moment. uh, we know that it's the un who is distributing aid. uh, but the amount is nowhere near enough to meet the growing needs of people who has been suffering up to 2 weeks of this phone bargemen. so we definitely need clarity over when

a trucks need chromeboys can be scaled up. people are desperate right now and they don't know if they would be able to receive food. they don't know when they can get water. and so to end the suffering to alleviate the suffering, we definitely need unrestricted access. right. so i'm a how did found in a way generate the g counsel. thank you. all right, tell her the protest as i've taken to the streets to the mind there with ease of use ready hostages. held by many times, just let me scoop, i'm us. the demonstration comes up to how much released to american hostages last night. i'm asking not more than 200 people and it's a science on he's around 2 weeks ago. he's route has continued as strikes and the gaza strip off to the 2 hostages wherever these 3 prime minister happening. i mean, that's a yahoo saying this country will fight until victory and that's bringing janet is that saw me so cool in jews that i'm hello. send me that

most freight as calling for hostages, held by the terrace group. i'm asked to be released. do is write these things the government is doing enough to secure the oddities. so this suddenly there's a lot of criticism in these early public and i would say all assume these early media it towards the prime minister and benjamin the funny out. and especially at, towards the, he's in void, a godly here, that's who who is being appointed to deal with. the question of the hostages kept in the gaza strip. got here. this has bed last week with them both of those from the you and he just lecture to them. and he was criticizing the european union for supporting the ultimate records. so 2 years ago, this is just like one example. and then, you know, did not meet with any of these hostages only until after by the, a met with americans who are, has in the gaza strip. so the feeling is that the government is not giving the kind

of attention, the other governments are giving to those where i kept inside the, the gaza strip. bees, a military says strikes on guys a are going to increase, but is there any word about the ground defensive yet? so yeah, well just talk is, uh, continuing the campaign and the air campaign. and the, what we see is that the more and more it proves around the guy as a strip of the soldiers, they are saying that the moran is high. and they're saying that they're ready to go in. and we're seeing a kind of like a build up at the i this is saying that it's ready at any moment to go inside. but we know that let's say the release of the, of the 2 hostages or the for

a released yesterday. some are saying the dots prevented is run from going and gone down defensive. and this talks at all of this issue with those where i held captive inside the god. the strip is one of the reasons that this campaign has both begun, yet would and see how that develops about some a track solving allowed to enter gaza. do you expect these are all to allow more a to be deliberate? well, if you listen to his radio officials, there's been saying in the last 2 weeks that this war is going to be conducted differently in terms of the aggressiveness of these really military. as they were saying that no age is going to enter the gaza strip. they were saying that is a previous measures that were taken any previous military campaigns in the gaza