the ends of trees starts october 28th on dw, the dw news live it from berlin. tonight is real watching your strikes across the gaza strip. the heavy as garage in days from us is that more than 5000 people in gaza have now been killed in the bombardment. israel is warning if this war could go on for months even longer. also, a mazda released another 2 hostages. today the us is urging is real mountain delay of round defensive in gaza, hoping that even more hostages could possibly be free the

bridge off. it's good to have you with this is real, has again stepped up. air strikes across guns are saying that it has hid from us. we want to target the how much lead guns they helped ministry saying tonight that more than 5000 people develop, been killed in the bombardment. come off today, also fried to more hostages. both of them, elderly women, both residents of is really towards the red cross. it says that it was involved in transporting the women out of gaza. we understand that the women's husbands were not released in the us is urging is real to delay a ground defensive in gaza to allow more time for hostages to be freed. journalist kareem, they'll go hurrying cairo. he gave me this update on the latest releases,

but that was 1st uh, a short statement by uh how message saying that the they are releasing to the senior is radius citizens. notice its talk on your service, this shifts. and then there was a confirmation for the red cross and ended the, i must papers in one of the curious things to the how much they paid was that they, how much was it to release them already on friday. but the statement, the pharmacist is ready, the government refused. and now the truck, nicole, there was a confirmation from the red cross that it took the 2 refugees. and now they seem to be on the roof of border and coming through is just out of because it's just yeah, and we're getting reports due to their husbands who are also hostages or were not released. do we know of the who brokered this deal? when it says it was

a combination of the quote number is the call. so if you ship the i think color of course has the central role here in this mediation, as we have is already in the release of the last 2 hostages. you to the low cost of cost whole said the political leadership a off homeless and that is politically the shipper has, of course, context goes to the military wing. and so that's the line of talks i guess. so there and then through it gives me the ations because they coming out as it looks like through egypt to the border crossing of an offer. and you know, based on your reporting carry, what do you think? could we see more civilian hostages released in the coming days as well? i had an issue with one of the spokes persons of how much can be with the um, in the how the a few days ago. and he distinguished between the 2 kinds of hostages. he said, we have the military that we have the offices that the sold just. he said,

those we keep attend the was over. and he says this uh, the ones that are going to into going to be exchange for palestinian prisoners. we have more than 5 sees itself and pricing prison. this is really prisons by the size of the civilians. we can talk know about it and say also at the time says that some of the light on the table of the mediator since he probably meant this case, costs out of business probably. what are we seeing here? right now, journalist can we mail the hiring tonight? with the latest from cairo and the latest details about these 2 additional hostages being released by a mosque 3. thank you. you're welcome. as this is more interest, it's 3rd week is real. have stepped up. it's been boardman of garza saying that it hit from us militant targets today. israel's military is warning the fighting could go on for months, perhaps longer. huge explosions in the gaza strip. the israel

defense forces say the hit hundreds of military targets belong to the militant group home us. within 24 hours, the aim is to eliminate their fighters. another top priority is to rescue hostages . israel saves there are now at least 222 people still being held captive by the federal group. according to a military spokesperson, some ground troops entered the gaza strip during the night. one is really soldier was killed in the operation. and yes, with us associates, i've dozens of points where the total risk of assembling should be the total risk. so getting organizing, anticipation of the next stages of the war. and our role is to reduce these threats . so we are exporting the time available to us to improve our readiness and our ability to carry out the ground defense if in the best possible way we'll come to along with the trail. if at the moment what's,

what they'll be able to see is really army doesn't just have the north of gauze on it sites, but also the south because it is also from here that how much fire is it struck? is that israel, the is really military is preparing for the start of a large scale ground defensive on the gaza strip. here on the border, it boots very is really, soldier said they are ready for the next stage of this war. to fight the fight for my country. and i do know that a lot of people look at what we do. our very 1st one is really appears determined to put this on the ground in the gaza strip. calls for a monetary and see spiral growing around the world. are senior international correspondent, funny to char. she told us how the next phase of this conflict could possibly info

. so it's really interesting because as i've been covering just for the past 2 weeks dated with the various moments and building up as the just shortly after the at taurus attack by him as minutes in october 7th, it seemed as if a major ground offensive is imminent. but then there was really a delay, as at least it appeared to be a delay when a lot of diplomats came to visit is well being us diplomats or as a child. so from jeremy, for example, talking with primary submitting out. and it seemed as there's going to be a delay and of just very unclear are when a ground defensive will take place. well, a ground offensive healing take place, we'd be something else. and now we're hearing now again with this reading, with warning by israel, that people should evacuate from northern gods that go towards the south, and that they are likely going to intensify the air flags that again, it appears that there is this momentum building up that the troops that are

a mass there along the board of it's cause a strip that is really tanks and everything that they all ready to go in. it is unclear when this is going to happen. we're hearing though it, it will start, it will probably a will probably be a battle that may take months. and the question, he is obviously why that violence is clearing up not only in gaza strip, but also in other parts you in the region. how all of that, it's just going to begin to link and what is going to mean for ordinary citizens that are caught up in this finance? that was dw, is funny for char reporting from jerusalem. another con boyd carrying desperately needed supplies, his cross from egypt into gauze of the 3rd in his many days. but the united nations says at least a 100 truckloads are needed every day in order to avert a humanitarian catastrophe. the convoys coloring international age of finally rolling over the junction border into gaza.

here at this warehouse and the central cause a strip books is sorted out before being distributed to the areas where they needed most boxes of food and most of from japan and arriving at the school in can eunice, but it is now a shelter. but amongst the relief here, there is also frustration on the browser. been busy i left home without taking anything except the shots and punts i had on to save the process. that is just a small amount of what's needed to go about getting that amount of no said we don't want 8. we want to return to our home service, stop killing our children and structuring us. we don't sleep during the day or night due to the shilling and the misery we're living in. you know,

we do not have any more patients. we're drained, we don't feel human anymore. it seems unlikely that these goals and will be able to leave the shelter and return home soon as they're reported, some humanitarian aid is getting into the gaza strip and we ask journalists 100 pollution if it's making much of a difference. we're talking about $54.00 trucks, gaming 3 days or mean total in comparison with the, with the regular time for the war, $500.00 used to come daily with different items. and mainly these trucks. they are talking about pre main thanks for the medical supplies and water. 1000 need more other things. and these are a come true underwater. and at the very questions i still like these, these,

these aids go to some of the hospital, old and, and to the underwater for gee, and what, what schools like, where she's taking it as a shelter. but the people in the house is beyond that would even be a lot that most important is that the fuel which is not coming. yeah, it says you live. i think the functional hospitals that transportation the pumping the water uh to the houses and here that innovation station, the treatment of waste or to all of these things like need fuel and scale these things on not comic yet. so we, we haven't seen, actually a huge difference on, on this. we don't as well some of the asked whether the european union has called for enough restraint from israel as it carries out of operations and gaza others and wondering if the e u has much influence in the region at all the w's. so i mean young caught up with

europe and parliament president ro, bedroom. it's so loud here in berlin. and he asked her what pressure europe can exert on the warring parties in the middle east. how we respond to matches. in other words, our making sure that we make it as clear as possible. that's how most is it tera organization. it does not represent the legitimate aspirations of the palestinian people. how are we going to make sure that the mississippi humanitarian aid goes through that we allow for the possibility of movement that's we also see that the innocent civilians will not become that those are big questions. but what can you actually do? well, we condemn in the clearest of minus the attack that took place. we called for the response to be against come us. we called to make sure that innocent civilians, the northcut quotes in the crossfire, and we make sure and we do everything. we kind of in our power to respond to the cause of our middle eastern partners in austin. gus, look,

we need help. in this case. we need help with people who need help with food. we need help with supplies when at the same time. understanding that what happened on the 7th of october need the response was the european parliament president there. roberto met solar argentina is heading for a presidential run off after a 1st round of voting failed to produce. and now right winner, now the government's center left economy ministers. here's your mazda and he made an unexpectedly strong showing, despite overseeing and inflation. rate of a 140 percent ill face, the right wing, or javier malay. in the 2nd round next month. the unexpected boost. argentina's economy minister sir gill mazda, took the lead in the 1st round of presidential elections. count on me, i count on each one of you. thank you. from the heart under most is watch argentina's. economy has sunk to its worst crisis in decades,

some 40 percent of the population lives in poverty. still, the central left candidates had a slight lead over his chief rival hub here, malay a right wing populist. while mazda had promised the international monetary fund to cut spending, he announced tax cuts and social program expansions in the run up to the vote. in a move, seen as an attempt to win over, voters is rival. milly has meanwhile about major economic reforms like dollars rising the economy and cutting back on government spending. if you don't get the ahead of us, it's very clear. we either embrace change or we formal it's an election between those who locked us in a brutal warranty. and those of us asking for freedom, those are defend populism versus those who defend the republic game or not. i've already got. but milly also denies humans are responsible for climate change and as

against both abortion and sex education. the highly polarized election in november 19 will determine whether argentina will continue with a center left administration or elect one of the right leaning leaders lead a country place by triple digit inflation and rising poverty. dw business uses up next with rob watts. i will see you tomorrow, the people in trucks inject, when trying to free the city center the straight screen, the

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