[000:00:00;00] the, this is data being used by from building more as part of the ground rights in gaza . me says it's brown forces backed up by 5 digits and drones carried down the tax. again, some us targets in the gaza strip strike comes ahead of an expected inflation. pain wirelessly, humanitarian situation in gaza, deteriorates. the you inside agency says it is in talks with israel to find a way of speeding up the delivery of the final supplies.

the anthony has welcome, as well as military says it is carried out more ground operations and it strikes and gaza of a nice israel said targeted suspected how much positions in the strip to prepare the battle field for an expected land invasion. troops and tanks carried out the ride with the backing of jets and runs. israel's military has been pounding guys and relentlessly since the how must terrorist attacks of october 7th, which killed some 1400 people. and the size of a 7000 palestinians had been killed since the meanwhile, the as riley army says the more than 200 people still being held hostage by how much in gaza relatives of the hostages have been pressuring that is where the government to prioritize. they release as well as

a we talk to data abilities tenure claim that in jerusalem and as to how the as rarely, military strategy is being influenced by the growing pressure from the families of the hostages. while that's right, there is a lot of pressure here. um, uh from the hostage companies, but also in the general public to deal with this hosted crisis. the per m. d, relative of the hostages is saying the government is not doing enough to get them dock. and also interesting enough. there's some polls that are usually coming out towards the weekend and is reading newspapers saying that there is a trend at the public opinion says maybe to hold off of the this ground operation. and to see whether, you know, they can be something done about a didn't go stations. now we've heard from cut one of the main many h, as in this hostage crisis that are many aging and directly between our mazda and israel. and also egypt as in was that there might be some kind of break. so,

but that is very much on people's mind. vide no, never the last fair hearing also from the is really ami. they made another targeted rate into the goal is to strip from the eastern side into says a area and the eastern side in garza, during the night of this thing targeting the again, in for a structure. they went out again and all of this, of course again, while a artillery fire continues on the gauze and strip, also. mess it's as dry contain on the gaza strip, also into cells of cause of where israel has told cause and presidents the civilian population to seek shelter. state of these 10 you claim of the injuries. when will the united nations is calling full uninterrupted access to meet the basic needs of civilians in gaza? the u. n. c, monetary and coordinator says, dean tile tools are on the way with you as well to find ways of speeding up deliveries. you wouldn't want many more people could die if current conditions

persist. and uncle picks up his nephews body shrouded in white and takes him to the grave. another young victim of gauze as was the name, humanitarian crisis of a little. this is one of my nephews. those 2 of my brother's wife and children rule mounted on how the my nephew was injured 2 weeks ago. and because all the crossings are closed for medical evacuations, he passed away on how to put them in as no medicine for efficient treatment or no fuel. the doctors did that based off the little bit more methods of idea the situation in gaza has turned to one of abject misery, which shortages in everything from water to food and medicine. the causes hospitals have been particularly hot, heat victims of use riley strikes, continue support in israel says it's targeting the terrorist group from us. as the

numbers wounded civilians rises, the un says newly a 3rd of hospitals have had to close due to damage or like a few few which is needed to pump the water. and how a hospitals is in such short supply that the un has wanted, may have to hold to humanitarian operations. if more doesn't arrive soon, israel says any fuel they allow in could be seized by him us, and rejects you and claims that god doesn't have enough. we responded to the virus, not a safe spot. on a 2 day summit has now finished and you have a nice chancellor or left shelter has just addressed the media is what he had to say. we know your mom was extensive. we discussed the situation in the middle east . we had our assessments and a number of heads of state and government present here have travel to the region in

to israel and the neighboring countries recently, and have made intensive efforts in of communicating their views and concerns about the situation. the key message of the issue is we condemn the terrorist attacks by how much on each wrote in the strongest terms. the menu is fairly menu is riley citizens have died. we have been attracted, we stopped in solidarity with israel. israel has the right to defend itself, and this is something that the european council has made clear. what we also agree on is that it is absolutely necessary that the hostages need to be, must be released without any pre condition that it is necessary at the same time to get you monitoring 8 into goza,

the people of gaza population that is also a victim of her mouth that has seized power in a crude data, and since then has been abusing the population for its own purposes and is using them as human shields. it is clear for us that it is important to prevent further escalation of the conflict. so it is important for us, but we issue a clear warning against all those who might interfere in this conflict that is true for his paula uranium proxies under frontage. of course it is clear that such a dis, expensive discussion brings together different points of view and perspectives. but still, or it is important to come to

a common decision. we were able to achieve that. it is a clear unmistakable message, and i'm very happy that we have this exchange of use this debate and even more that we were able to take this clear stand as to your opinion gender. of course, we have also looked at the fact that development of the russian aggression against ukraine. it is a terrible leading to a total number of victims offers. and there was so many people wanted left to many people that in ukraine, young old people, incredible destruction of infrastructure, cities, towns, everything just to the imperialist, kind of a pro, 10 to expand his reign. and this must not succeed. so we found the stand by your crane and continue to support ukraine in the military in terms financially,

and also the member states deliver weapons. it is also clear that we need to speak about the fact the financial situation of the european union financial support for ukraine will short shall be granted to get that. everybody has been positive about this. so we can take the that into in decisions. we also had a brief intervention by president of lensky who had joined our discussion virtually and illustrated the situation as he sees it on the ground. and here is of to these and many important questions for security in the world. we have also looked at the usual our own matches here, or when it comes to the financial timing and the traffic development. a review

is coming up and it needs to be per pad in detail. it needs to be well prepared, and i want to be very clear that of course, we need to make additional funds available for the support of ukraine. but it is also important that the additional tasks coming up needs to be taken care of, proofread prior pre prototype, prioritization of realization within the budget. and i think that not much what has been put into that yet. so this task needs to be pursued with more intensity, so that we will be able to succeed, to invest in good time. but it could well be that this takes some time really revise the district that for many of member states that germany included, it is not understandable that we should always

increase the budget. so it just is central that we look at the available funding of how it can be reallocated or just differentiate. so that funding for additional new tasks is available. and of course we also spoke about migration. that's not a surprise. it's a big, important issue that is affecting all of us. and i think there is a, a wide agreement on reducing irregular migration and irregular entries into the issue. there are many tools for achieving this goal. task function should be as environmental states, but on the european level it is mainly about the reform of the coming european asylum system that needs to succeed. the council, the council of ministers of the interior have taken a clear position here,

and now it is important to find agreement with the european parliament. our ambitious goal should be that we succeed in this legislative period of the european parliament to achieve and finalize such late legislation. what will be important is that we also conclude agreement with countries of origin in transit and migration agreements as germany is already actively pursuing. one is enabling legal pathways for migration skilled workers that we need here. and on the other hand, we need is the, you need to be able to re pad, creates a people who have no right to stay here and make it possible that they are re

admitted by the countries of origin know transit. and this is where we, or as corporate and countries have something to wind. and so it will be a central issue for the, the, you and the commission. we also want to advance the european union. it's economy and it's competitiveness. many issues are important to you, and one that is central to me is reducing bureaucracy. what will the commission estimate proposal? we expect more in terms of speeding up coming and approval procedures. and during kevin french, german cabinet meeting, the german and french cabinets governments have decided that we will send over to brussels, our own proposals, and we'll be very stringent on pursuing this topic. so that the, so this was a counsel with a strong friend policy dimension. and frankly, so because the world is requiring us to deal with these increment issues to him and sounds

a little less jokes the speaking and brussels off to you. they just wrapped up a stomach that stressed a wide range of issues, but was very much dominated by the boy in the middle east. and that's your news update for this hour. i've next that tech show shift looking at issues surrounding police robots and find out more after the break. or maybe can get news around the clock at the w dot com and on social media using the handle that definitely need some help anyhow. thanks for your company. he'll go, we'll be back in 45 minutes with another fulton david, the, the base up level out from g, if you can see in the middle dasha because i'm such