the starts october 25th on d w. the . you're watching the news coming to live from berlin mos release as to more hostages, the elderly women have been reunited with relatives to the hospital in tel aviv. their release comes amid reports, the u. s. is advising israel to delay a ground offensive into gaza, so that more hostages can be free. also coming up on the show, doctors and dogs as a newborn babies are among the most vulnerable patients, as well as the hospitals are running out of power in short on medicine and bad.

plus you praying orders, evacuations from the headphone region. all children are ordered to leave the southern region after russian forces repeatedly shout residential areas. the clay richardson welcome to elderly as rarely hostages have been released by the as the most militant group of mos, the women were 1st transferred to egypt to then handed over to the israeli military . before being taken to a medical facility in tell of these, israel says at least a 222 people were captured by her loss, including more elderly people and children. the united states once is relative, delay its expected ground invasion of gaza to allow for more time to secure the release of further hostages. a medical teams bundled the free does riley

hostages into wasting ambulances, definitely postage on a gyptian tv revealing the latest release of egypt. buddha with garza, the women aged 79 and 85 were kidnapped by homeless militants from the homes. during the terrorist attack on israel more than 2 weeks ago, finally free, they would quickly transfer to tel aviv for treatment. they were 10, some really good news and that the conflict be up to see if the 2 hostages. we are very excited about the local key, then medical condition is okay. and this speaking to us, when we receive them, be brought them to their family members. the meeting was very, very, moving to the homecoming, a huge relief in mind. the shot, i believe this moment would come. i wanted this moment to come. it doesn't matter if i believed it or not, this moment is here. while the return is welcome,

the women's husbands are among the 220 people. israel says a still being held captive by him. us as on susan teeth around these sites, the families, fia, and frustration, amounting israel has been a messing troops and weekends at the gaza board of the days. but us media report, se washington has advised it to delay and anticipation ground defensive to allow negotiations to free more hostages and outcome. the wasting. families say can't come soon enough. let's be to the w correspondent, rebecca rivers in jerusalem. rebecca, one more. can you tell us about these released hostages as well? it certainly was a sliver of good news in what is otherwise really horrific events here we saw last

night the to the so the 2 hostages, a release to elderly women. you just heard there in their seventies and eighties. uh they do appear to be in an okay condition. they were lifted from the roof of crossing with. they were released into the red cross humanitarian workers picked them up by with an elephant to tel aviv to hospital here and have on the go on test . now it doesn't pay that. they seem to be in good condition. we could see also on video that was released by him. us during that release that or after the release, i should say that they was, you know, even smiling, talking and walking out themselves. so it does appear that they are okay though they didn't have any access to their regular medications. so they may be some complications, but it is good news for their families now. something interesting about at least one of those women and her husband, the to has been, as you just heard this still in captivity. but the, that this couple were actually peace activists and they worked for many years. they

live very close to the guys and border and they weren't technically assisting many thousands who were requiring a health care inside israel. they would go and pick them up and bring them into israel to it so that they could have that health care. so that, that could be one of the reasons why they would pick those. i'm saying that it was on humanitarian grounds because of health concerns. but definitely good news for their families, though they're still concerned for their husbands. and of course of the other hostages. still be this distilling, doza absolutely. do we know about the deal that secured their release? we're not too much detail on these deals. as you can imagine. we know that could. tom played a big role, but particularly in this one, egypt has also played a big role that egypt and could talk, working to as taught to negotiate with him of israel working through them to try and get them. now we, we, we were hearing loss, not room is of the 5th steve hostages may soon be released and those tools are ongoing. but this sticking point seems to be that how most of the mounting fuel

will be allowed as part of these shipments that they would, that fuel be allowed into guns. that in order for those cost just to be released, that something that is route holding back on, they don't wanting to agree to that. so we are still waiting to see whether that might happen in the next day or 2. could talk to an agent playing a massive role, as i said, and they're continuing those negotiations to try and secure the release of more hostages. and rebecca, us media are reporting that washington has advised as well to delay its ground, defensive insight garza to try to secure the release of more hostages before it goes in a. what are we hearing from is rarely officials in that regard. well, it's a bit of a contentious issue because we have been hearing those reports, but israel, it pains to say that they're not taking orders from the us of us the saying that they're not giving orders as to what is what should happen to anybody as well uh sorry, b us rather definitely as of inputs to try and guide israel. they are desperately,

it may have been since this began trying to get out definitely there to nationals with us citizens that are in gaza. but of course, the release of all the hostages do you do as well. so very concerned about what the ground invasion could made for the future steps in this conflict. and whether it might dragon regional players from the north. if for example, that the internet has been a militant group in 11 on or perhaps other groups in serious. so a lot of concern about what a ground invasion could main folder for you to step. and you, the us playing a big role mediating and talking to israel. but once a game is route and the us stores it pains to say that they know being dictated by, by the us government. thank you so much for bringing this up to speed there. that's the w, corresponded rebecca rivers for more than 2 weeks in to the war as well. has stopped up. it's been barred meant of gaza saying it is heading home aust militant targets . the hamas lead garza health ministry now says that more than 5000 people have been killed in error strikes,

causes hospitals have been overwhelmed by the number of casualties. clinics are short of staff medicine and beds, and they're running out of fuel to power generators. among the most vulnerable patients are newborn babies. a tiny child struggling to brave life support. it wouldn't stand a chance at god as largest hosp to the head of the intensive care unit for pretty much your baths, where he's at time is running out for his patients. well, and when i see them here, we call them every one to send the necessary medical supplies for this critical department for the total or else we will face a huge catastrophe. why less unaccompanied? you ought to think of you. and that's nice, easy electricity's out in this department's auto body. whether off $55.00 babies, i'm the one i'm in a come self. i'm seeing a boyfriend will lose any of those who need electricity. but within 5 minutes of

that hire home, how much is the car? since how much is deadly attacks on october 7, israel is in full in your total blockade of the gaza strip. electricity has been cut, minutes and fuel for generators of cost running out all the while these rated air force compounds, gods are relentlessly. the bombings have flooded causes false pills with casualties . some of the women were pregnant will have just give us a day, not a fair amount of how many we have a baby who was to live with at 26 weeks in the meal. and the weight, $880.00 crowns. some of the houses of so many mother was referred from the north and the number then after the house next to her was hit by an asteroid. or to message i a, the, the mother was 3 to to the delivery room. and she was panicking. we still still see it on his face. once you realize that she was in the delivery findings,

they'll do live with this baby. and he was admitted to the intensive care units within a day because we left us with a chief. the hospital isn't guys. as knowles, israel is expected to launch a ground invasion soon added peril for the hospitals patients. the likes of us to further south is also struggling to cope model so despairing of a new bones have enough enough that there was a shortage of capabilities and hospitals. and we're afraid that things will get worse and that we won't find treatment for our children. on the 5 by the end of the world, health organization says that at least 50000 pregnant women and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment to more than 50 trucks and 3 convoys have passed through the roof of border crossing from egypt and saturday, bring aid for civilians and gaza. they were carrying food, water,

and medical supplies. at 8 agencies, they, the 8 is only a tiny fraction of what is needed. the deliveries also don't include fuel, which the u. n sizes urgently needed for water and sanitation systems, hospitals and bakeries. and we can bring you up to speed. now with some other world news headlines, souls as a boat carrying a group of north korean citizens has crossed into south korean waters. the vessel was intercepted off the eastern port city of soc tro and those board have been brought to safety. the passengers apparently expressed their intent to the fact several people have gone missing after a collision between 2 cargo ships in the north sea. the accident happened 22 kilometers south, west german island of how it goes and one of the ships is believed to have sunk. following the incidents, a search and rescue effort is underway. well, german chancellor allow schultz and ukrainian prime minister then he's asked me how

are expected to attend a german ukrainian economic form in berlin today. the event focuses on rebuilding ukraine, a very challenging task, considering russian attacks to continue and due to intense artillery fire authorities in the southern ukrainian region of her son have order to force evacuation of children officials and say more than $800.00 children are expected to be moved to safer areas. ukraine says russian forces have been showing civilian infrastructure there frequently before the war. and there have been in tens attacks reported close to the front line in recent days. i spoke to our correspondent nick connelly and keith. i asked him whether russia has stepped up. it's attempts to push the cranes forces back to well, there was really a sense up till, i guess the last 10 days or so that russia was basically trying to distract the crating force from the accounts are offensive to put pressure in locations as far away from each other as possible to try and kind of spread those ukrainian forces this thinly as possible. but it doesn't really seem like russia is now serious

about trying to take the kind of of difficult that is north west of west virginia city. it is a place that has been full for since 2014, basically whether a very good you're creating defenses. there are trenches there, all kinds of mine fields. and we've seen very significant russian losses. and it really seems like the russians are now coming across the same problem to the cranes have had of trying to storm mine fields with almost vehicles being attacked from the sky by drones. a huge list in terms of personnel and the real kind of need to try and find new stresses and try and lit smaller groups of soldiers on foot to try and make some kind of progress. but it's not working for now. and the reason suspicions on the local level, the, on the crating side, they say the russians are trying to take all of doing it, squeezing all the remaining parts. the reason still under ukraine control tend till the end of the year. that speed supposedly the goal that they've set themselves and they certainly seem to be willing to spend a lot of life and a lot of tech on trying to achieve. and just like the dangers that that will clearly posed to civilians. many people living in those areas are,

are not leaving. you've spoken to many of them as you've traveled and reported from across the country. why do people choose to stay despite the risk it is always a really difficult question. and one that's pretty difficult to understand. if you're not living there, for the most part, it has to be said that it slows the older people who stay against the old. it's a colleague of mine mix and once films a couple of living in a cellar who had a daughter in cuba who was taking them to leave said the police to try and get them out. and they refused to leave even, even though they had some of waiting for them in care of. but now we've had this news of compulsory factors for children, at least in the capstone region that is at the western you creating control part that is constantly under selling from the russians on the other side of the pro river. it is very difficult. people tell you they don't want to be refugees, they might leave for a few months and then come back and say, we don't want to be thankful to stay on someone else's rooms. we want to have all gotten all friends our jobs, but it is a very emotive topic and one,

when you look at your brand new social media, there is a lot of criticism for these people who put their children out these rates. they say, well, if you want to stay, stay but send your kids to safety and now the government is taking that next step and is, you know, giving no choice to those parents. thank you so much for as always, that is next. connelly reporting from keith and that's our new show. i'm clear. richardson in berlin, thank you so much for watching the can you hear me? we are all set. we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new we own about unbiased information for free might so do to name done

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