the, the, this is dw news live from the one of the hostages released by come up, talks about whole deal. yup. yvette live shit. so she went through hell. she was bundled onto the back of the most bike bite on my site, says and taken into a network of gold at the tunnels, which she said looked like a spider's web full. so coming out the w visits a complete split was over run by some of the militants on october. the 7th and his from residents address to block is about the far as the attack and, and ukraine. evacuations ordered from the southern regions. all children must now

leave the southern region off the russian forces repeatedly shell residential areas, [000:00:00;00] the hello there, i'm on youtube. this mckennan welcome to the program. one of the 2 hostages released from the goal as the by the is limits. millison organization from us has given a news conference from hospital off to undergoing medical checks for the lift shit . so she was adopted and placed on the back of the most of like the whole being forced to work for columbus is through tunnels. run by home us, she also said hostages would treated gently by the captains, and that they quote, took care of every detail, including medicine and suit. had also sharon help time,

other recount total deal. settings. the, sorry. the sang many, many people, the sheriffs when she saw a database,

rebecca versus is in jerusalem and gave us an update on the release to hostages. well, these are the 1st public comments my age made them from the hospital where she's recovering me. so some of the press conference that her daughter trying to translate to was have you all have a live sheets who spoke of having been through hell? she talked about being taken on the back of america by through the gauze and fancy . she criticized the fence as well saying the millions of being spent on that pants, and it hadn't been able to protect them as she spoke of having been bruised. and you've heard the door to mentioning that she'd been hit by sticks her her and all the hostages. she was, we have been hit by and 6 by the so called should bob, i believe that means use so that they had been injured in that she'd suffered bruises. she, she spoke because you heard there was a huge network of tunnels that they were forced to work for several kilometers. uh, and then when taken into this network of tumble tunnels, which he described as being something like a spider's web. and she,

she said that the captain, so the home of some of the tents, told her that they believed in the coupon, and that they wouldn't hurt the captives. and that she said that she was provided for that, that they fed her, that she ate with homeless militants while she was down there that they had medical treatment and they were being kept god. and that all things were taken care of. she said, even women with feminine hygiene issues with being taken care of. so uh, overall uh, she seems to have be in relatively good health the, the doctors at the hospital where she is being taken care of saying that she hasn't suffered any severe injuries at, nor has the audit captive. as medical said, both the husbands are still in captivity, as well as it move into 100 dollar people. and what do we know about the deal that secure the release? the details on the dealer of course, limited by we knows that katasha is playing

a very big role in negotiations, trying to mediate between israel and some us. but in this one in particular, we know that egypt played a great deal. so these are joint egypt guitar, he talks with the most militants of else talking through them, not directly negotiate and part of the negotiations. but we do believe that they were somewhat involved in that they were, that they were the, there was a cessation in the bombing in order for the women to be transported and of course of the humanitarian workers to come in to collect them those tools ongoing. we were hearing yesterday that perhaps some 52 national hostages may be released there. those tools are ongoing. we have no further information yet. we do know that mazda demanding fuel and exchange for those militants, and that's something that as well, so far, hasn't been willing to agree to. rebecca, thanks so much for the update. that's dw correspondence. rebecca, which is on october. the 7th templates,

bailey was one of the 1st communities that was attacked by how most terrorists move in 2 weeks later, dozens of residents have not yet been located and authorities. i'm still trying to identify bodies, the don't use much. some the visited the kibbutz as part of an organized press to the word of warning for our view is the following. report does contain some very graphic descriptions of the hamas attack. security is tyson keyboards barely today . but at dawn on the morning of october 7th, the army was nowhere to be seen. the more than 1000 people living here were among the 1st to be attacked by how much fighters of the realm to keep boots for hours firing. machine guns, grenades, rocket launchers, the how much lead terrace moved from house to house over hours killing civilians. we're taking them hostage. today is keyboards, this deserted all. what's left are burnt, destroyed houses, and

a community in ruins of you know, these are illegal sorties. want the world to see this and hear from people who are there. they bring the house on the smoke them out. and when they finally opened the door was grieved and decided who's, who's to live boosted out for rami gold was part of a small group. defending the keyboards. he said they fired till they ran out of bullets. and i got to tell the story because 2 angels came to people. some reserve soldiers have no idea where they came from. the us there was a munition in a cell phone so we can pull the families that tell them over. okay. and we kept them going and kept on fighting. there was dark green army arrived when the fighting stopped. emergency responders, looking for survivors, found scenes of horror, which just opened the stomach. what small children,

a boy and a girl had started to the back and tortured, and i'll say tortured now. yes, i'll say the father was without it. they took out his eye. the mother was a dress was cut off and while the children were brutally attacked and they get into the middle and eating the food of the how of different holiday clothes, holiday me that this, this, this of this family was suppose the physical evidence of what happened at places around the country it arrives here at a mixture from oregon. central is real. these are some of the up to 200 unaccounted for. people more are still being found. we are working day and night shift and shift, trying to identifying every each and every one. this is hard because people were disfigured,

mutilated burned. we are here doing what we're doing because we're thing. this is a whole emission for us identifying the last casualties and all of the civilians that the got killed is so in florida it's for us. we want to give them their final respect families waiting to bury their dead. and those who saw what happened or angry, as well as bereft at the boots. barry from us killed more than $100.00 people around 10 percent of the community. for ronnie gold, whose sister in law was killed that morning. there can only be one response. israel must completely destroy garza name of the terrible mistakes there. heard of this very bad the damage the will suffer,

will be even worse. and the idea isn't it will never think of of doing that again. if this the only way we can live together by them understanding that it can do it to a single emergency respond or ya see land who saw the horse, that's how most cannot be part of the future. we went through a lot with through the holocaust. we went through a lot, it will be strong. the world is supporting us. yes, the one, the piece is a very important thing. the piece. yes. but not with home us. peace seems a far away prospect. here in the ruins of cape wood, spinning. meanwhile and gaza, israel's blockade of the strip is causing acute shortages in food medicine and fuel . the lack of fuel is threatening to disrupt garza's emergency services. already stretched by the ongoing, his ready bombardment of garza, the blood stained,

wreckage, ambulance, and gaza. this vehicle was crushed by the bloss, germany's really striking labels for one last purpose we were running out of fuel. and so we have been taking petro and diesel from the damaged ambulances, and using it to fuel the ones that are working in common causes ambulance drivers, emetics have been working around the clock and a great personal risk. since israel began forming the strip. how much control health industry says that over 5000 people been killed in the bombing legend. so, but if you were having great difficulty transporting the injured also because there are several strikes going on at the same time that there are also a lack of communication. it's almost non existent, she been when i do that in addition to it's back in pain is or has been forced to

complete blockade of the gaza strip. allowing only a trick of aid since a how much terrace attacks on october 7th, the claims that how much is holding petrol is refusing to let in any fuel as part of the deliveries with more and more ambulances destroyed and fuel running out. because as an emergency services could soon become defunct, at a time when their work is more important than ever. i spoke to sariah ali from save the children an alta. how urgent need for the fuel is and goals are right now. thanks so much for having me. yes, the fuel situation in the gaza right now is critical. busy i've not received the if just show a said an organization, say 2 children currently has 2 trucks out the rock, the border crossing in egypt. and what we do know is that it's the critical a get in quickly. right now we're seeing that hospitals are running on a,

a couple of days. you'll next to that means that generates is what be able to keep going. you know, not saving life support machines with babies might have to switch all people. a current be rushing food and water. so the need is critical right now in god. yeah, i was going to ask you, you know, about food was a medicine, can you describe bought things like now that's a some a truck. so being able to enter garza so of course we welcome the fact that some a trucks have been able to get in. but realistically it's nowhere near enough. you know, this is just wrong in the ocean. i'm to give some context for the recent escalations environment guidelines, population 2300000 people of that 2300000 people, 80 percent, with dependent on international aid. it's about hundreds of trucks coming in every day. and now we've seen 1000, so it's just dropped in the ocean. and the situation is settings value right now,

and it's getting was who decides when this a goes and can i ask you a working with her muscles ortiz to coordinate this? so it's a coordinated effort with people on the grounds. you know, what i can say is that my organization state for children has been working in gaza and in the occupied palestinian territory. the decades. we've been that since the 1950s metal really robust and reliable procedures in place to make sure that the age get to those who need it most. i think also cause is the fact that the need of some critical right now and goals and we're seeing as of 5000 people died. i would 2000 children have been killed. that is one child killed every 13 minutes. that's absolutely critical that you get an a c spy is agree to what's about your stuff on the ground. what does it like for them having to work under these conditions?

so i'll stop and go the absolutely petrified, just like ordinary civilians, they have to flee that homes. you know, we're seeing 1400000 people displaced the car at the sheltering wherever it's safe to do so. but the on the board involvement and they are absolutely terrified for what to come that that was held up in rooms rushing, multiple tools that complete not clean and safe drinking water, the rushing food and they're running out medical supplies. and i think nothing can move forward until a ceasefire is agreed. so we absolutely need you to agree to receive via the us as is promising a constant flow of a using any signs that will, that this might happen. so as i said at the moment, it's just dozens of trucks getting in, which is nowhere near enough to need. and while we do welcome some 8 getting and i think we can all appreciate that nobody can be expected to deliver at 8 or admit us